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How-to: Mother’s Day pop-up card
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Join us on Facebook: Mother’s Day Card Contest!
We’re excited to announce our first ever Facebook contest in celebration of Mother’s Day! Our Facebook fans have the opportunity to win a Paper Source gift card by submitting a photo of an original Mother’s Day card creation using 100% Paper Source materials. Fans will vote for their favorite designs, and we will announce the top three winners on May 10th. In addition to a gift card, the winning entries will be featured on our blog!
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How-to: tweet mother’s day card
Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate moms young and old. Our adorable chick mother’s day card is perfect for a new mom, or change the message and give it to any special mother. Made from mostly labels, this card is easy to make and is even a card kids can make for mom with a little help.Whatever you create, take the time to make mom a handmade mother’s day card she’ll cherish.
– Claudia
PS colors: curry & fuchsia
Latest fave: Mini Magnolia Paper Flower Kit -
What will you do for Earth hour?
Three years ago I participated in the inaugural Earth Hour event. As a Chicagoan I planned to spend the hour on my rooftop in West Town, watching the lights of the big city dim, seeing how the bustling metropolis adapted to a brief moment of calm. I watched the lights fade one by one – the John Hancock, Prudential Tower, Sears Tower and everywhere in between. But after 10 minutes, I realized my plan could not sustain 50 more minutes. We filled the remainder of the evening with a neighborhood stroll, checking out local business and restaurants to see how they participated (or failed to participate) in the Earth Hour event.
This Saturday, March 27 marks the third annual Earth Hour event and awareness has increased considerably since its inception. So how do you plan for an hour without television, lights, radios and computers? Easy.
