Hello there! Thanks for stopping by my design blog. You can expect to find DIY projects for all ages, custom invitations/paper craft projects for clients and the occasional tag-along-with-me post about my travels. Come craft with me! Any requests? Drop me a line on my Instagram! @by_tanja
Giving a holiday card is a thoughtful way to show loved ones you’re thinking of them, even if you can’t be together to celebrate.
Nothing spreads holiday cheer quite like wrapping presents! If you want to get a little matchy matchy, take your leftover scrap paper and make a card to boot!
Begin the new year with sending holiday cheer. New Year’s cards are the perfect way to kick off a new chapter with a fresh start. Break out the bubbly, there’s so much to celebrate!
Calling all party animals! It’s a jungle out there–with these safari theme birthday party invites you and your guests are bound to have a wild time!
Looking for the key to a chic party? The answer is Tiffany Invitations! Iconic Tiffany Blue mixed with elegant white makes for a perfect match, and a perfect bash.
Looking to take a walk on the wild side? Where the Wild Things Are Invitations will help transform your party into a magical jungle. Let the wild rumpus begin!
This Valentines Day I teamed up with Bottle & Heels to give a step by step how-to of one of my favorite handmade card designs! You need virtually no artistic skill (everyone can draw a heart and clouds) and it requires minimal tools that even if you’re not a crafter, you still probably have lying around the house. Click HERE for the link xoxo
Looking to celebrate Valentine’s Day without the expenses? This DIY Fortune Cookie craft will have everyone thinking about how fortune-ate they are to have you! Break out the scissors; you’re going to give Cupid a run for his money!
Check out my latest Valentines Day theme crafting segment from ABC’s ‘The List’ with the charming Conor Knighton:
Here’s what you need:
– A few sheets of paper (in different colors)
– Pencil/pen
– Circular object to trace
– Tape
– Jar
Here’s what you do:
– Trace and cut out a circle
– Tape the edges together
– Fold in half
– Pinch the crease
– Write a fortune
– Insert the fortune
Conor Knighton + Tanja Maduzia
