Welcome to Club Scrap and Arnold Grummer's Fall Blog Hop!

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Get inspired with the Falling for Handmade Paper blog hop!  We’ll explore projects made with both Club Scrap’s Falling Leaves collection and Arnold Grummer's Papermill Kit and accessories. If you've never made paper, it's a great time of year to get started.
You’ll visit the blogs of twelve talented paper artists: Six designers from Arnold Grummer’s and six from Club Scrap.

 Feeling motivated? Purchase supplies from Arnold Grummer's, or the same Club Scrap supplies used by the bloggers from their online store. Get started on some handmade paper projects of your own!
As you explore the hop today, be sure to comment with a few kind words for each blogger. Those who post a comment on every participating blog will be entered into a random drawing for a prize. 

 There will be two lucky recipients: One will receive an Arnold Grummer Complete Papermaking Kit, and the other a Club Scrap Falling Leaves kit with stamps. Winners will be announced here on this blog on October 1, 2019. (Only comments posted between 9/21 and 9/28/19 will be eligible for the random drawing.)


Let’s get this blog hop started! Your first stop is Steph Ackerman’s blog. If you lose your place along the way, just stop back here and pick up where you left off. Each blogger’s link is available below.


Steph Ackerman
Wendy Bellino
Becky Conley
Lisa Dolezal
Michele Emerson-Roberts
Julie Heyer
Anne Marie Fowler
Tricia Morris
Nancy Nickel
Nancy Young
Kim Grummer
Karen Wyngaard
***THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED***

Congratulations to our two random drawing winners:


Donna Nuce will receive Arnold Grummer’s Papermill kit!
Papermill Complete Kit contents

Denise Bryant will receive Club Scrap’s Falling Leaves page kit, card kit and stamps.




Congratulations winners! Thank you to all of our hoppers for taking the time to leave comments for our bloggers.


Comments

  1. Lori KobularSeptember 21, 2019 at 4:59 PM

    I got one of your paper making kits for my birthday but I haven't tried it yet! I am hoping that this blog hop will inspire me to break open my kit and make some paper!

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  2. Lori KobularSeptember 21, 2019 at 5:58 PM

    I love the cards that Nancy Young had on her blog! Absolutely gorgeous! But I couldn't figure out how to leave a comment for her on her blog. I clicked on the View Comments but it didn't do anything! Nancy your cards are wonderful!

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  3. Denise BryantSeptember 22, 2019 at 1:44 PM

    Great hop! I love all the projects, but had trouble leaving a comment on Nancy Young's blog! Her cards are really beautiful and I especially love the acorns and leaves! Wonderful creations by all with the Club Scrap Falling Leaves kit and lovely handmade papers! Thanks for the inspiration!

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