Arnold Grummer's Design Team Blog

© Michele Emerson-Robert 2016 Arnold was well known for repurposing items that otherwise would have gone into the trash. He would be happy to see these mixed media shrines that I recently created for a swap. All three have made use of handmade paper, mat board scraps and the mirrors from my makeup compacts. I am providing the instructions for the “Garden Shrine”, but have included two other photos to “kick start” your imagination. Supplies ·        Any of the Arnold Grummer® paper making kits ·        Blender, cello sponges and soft towels ·        A sunny window ·        Scraps of white and olive green paper (think junk mail, etc.) ·        Scrap of white card stock for the window die cut ·        Dies: Spellbinder s TM   S5-086 Bitty Blossoms, CheeryLynn TM  B176 F...

  Take advantage of Arnold Grummer's 20% off during the month of July!!Use code: JulyPromo.  Hi everyone! I'm Peg and I am so excited to be a part of the new design team for Arnold Grummer's Papermaking.   As you get to know me over the next several months you will quickly find out that there are 2 times of the year I absolutely love...Halloween and Christmas so I was so thrilled when the design team was asked to think about Christmas in July.  I know it's early for some of you, but for me it's never took early to start creating and decorating for the holidays.   Today I'd like to share with you this cute little door or window hanger using handmade papers to make these fun 3-d trees.         I used the Papermill PRO Envelope & Stationary kit and followed the directions on how to make the paper.  For the mold, I used a scalloped round plastic cookie cutter I found at one of my local...