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Back to School Crafts w/ ASTROBRIGHTS!
Although my son has another year before we have to think about school, I am already thinking about it! School supplies, homework, craft projects, oh my! That is why I was elated to review AstroBrights papers and acquaint myself with their gorgeously bright variety of 23 different colors.
Since I was heading to BlogHer right here in New York City, I needed to print out a lot of documents, schedules, and other pieces of information that I would need to POP and grab my attention throughout the entire convention. I decided to use my Astrobrights Papers to create a project that would help me out (a lot) during BlogHer.
The first thing that I loved about AstroBrights papers is the amazing variety of colors, which stand out and feature a beautiful appearance for each page. It was so hard trying to decide which color to use for each of the different things that I had to print, but I also loved how I could color code everything! I am not much of a craft/DIY blogger, but anyone that knows me can tell you that I love my printables, organizing, and labeling everything!
Astrobrights were a perfect choice for my convention organization and printables needs. The colors were vibrant, bold, beautiful, and truly stood out from one another. I knew that my Sessions-at-a-Glance printouts were featured on Lime Green (Thursday and Friday) and Orange (Saturday). This was a huge help during the BlogHer rush as I tried to fly from event, expo, and appointment. I cannot imagine how I would have gotten by with WHITE (dull) paper!
Astrobrights Paper is all about creativity, making a statement, and getting your craft or projects noticed. They provide a bold color canvas because they truly believe that your ideas are important. Our ideas aren’t meant to me private and shy, so why not stand out from the crowd with a gorgeous set of colored paper from Astrobrights?
Astrobrights is going to be a BIG help in our household next year once my son starts preschool. There are so many possibilities with Astrobrights, which will be a great start to the school year in September! What kind of back to school crafts would YOU love to make out of Astrobrights Paper?
Astrobrights wants YOU to help support a local elementary school by entering the "Give a Brighter Year" sweepstakes! You can win a cash prize and school supplies valued at $30,000 for the school of your choice simply by using your design and crafting talents!
Also.. Astrobright wants to challeng your creativity in their "Make Something Astrobright" design challenge, which was developed to unleash your creativity for a chance to win AstroBrights Paper and many other great prizes! Share your projects with pictures and video! Share on Pinterest or Twitter please use the hashtag #goastrobrights!
About Nicole
Nicole is a stay-at-home mom living on the outskirts of Manhattan with her husband and their 3-year-old son. She is also expecting a second child in January 2013.
23 different colors? That’s many more than I expected! Bright paper is perfect for fliers and for self reminder notes.
23 different colors is amazing. It allows you to color code everything by main and secondary colors. I wish this had existed years ago
I love how you organized your days by color. That’s a great idea. I agree that AstroBrights is great super-bright eye-catching paper. My Sweet Adelines chorus has used it to make concert flyers, and you definitely can’t miss seeing one of those hanging up on a bulletin board.
They are also great for making paper beads in different colors.
Finally, for crafty people who like recycling and making their own paper, AstroBrights makes really wonderful colored recycled paper. (Though I didn’t know they made 23 colors!)
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great review ! i love those bright and happy colors
That’s a really big selection! I love how you used it for organization and plan on trying something similar in my office. We use astrobrights at home, for my girls’ art projects. They love the bright colors, plus it’s not terribly expensive. Thanks for sharing!
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