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Hope Wallace Karney is known for mixing old elements with modern principles to create unique and whimsical designs. Her work has been featured in several national magazines, including Mary Engelbreit’s Home Companion and Country Living. Hope also has a love for art journaling and enjoys sharing her pages with others to inspire them to start a journal of their own. |
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Paper Relics offers letterpress greeting cards and ephemera.
Visit www.paperrelics.com for more information.
An all new design portfolio is in the works, but in the meantime
click here to see some recent logo, print, web and blog design projects.
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Profile photograph by Danielle Muller, June 2011
All content copyright Hope Wallace Karney
I have always loved this bit of scrapbook page. The vibrant colors of the image, mixed with the old script and type - something for everyone!
* as usual, just click the image to see the larger version and right click on it and save as...
To see more free images available for download - click the FREE DOWNLOADS button in the sidebar.
Big changes are afoot with Paper Relics and my design business ... I am excited to share things with you as things develop.
In the meantime, the Paper Relics ephemera section is being discontinued at the end of the month - so that means...
Digital Collage Sheets - if you want them, grab them now because they will be gone.
Paper Bundles - Discounted and will be packed extra full to help clear out all the old paper I have on hand for them
Rubber Stamps - all in stock sets are on sale, once they are gone, they are gone (there is information on how to still order all the sets on the product category page).
All orders this month that ship, will have with extra goodies packed inside - from a selection of journaling cards, greeting cards and postcards.
Click HERE to shop the ephemera section before it is gone!
Since I have been really into Instagram this past year, I thought it might be fun to capture that by choosing one photo from each month and making a journal.
Here is my cover - I actually used a journal that I purchased online and was not happy with the paper or binding quality - but loved the covers. So I cut them down to size. The photos are 5x5 so I made the covers about 6x6.
On the inside cover, I wrote out the locations of each photo...
For the pages, I used your run of the mill page protectors...
and I used my sewing machine to sew the photos into them...
making sure that I kept enough room in the middle to stitch the pages into the covers...
I laid it out first, before sewing, to make sure I got the photos into the correct order.
Then on the inside back cover, I wrote out the months and a short description of each photograph.
Viola! My year in 12 photos - a great keepsake from a great year.
