All Things Steam Punk!

Hi Everyone! It's Danie here today! It's school holidays here so there hasn't been much happening in my craft room, but did you see yesterday's post by Jean and have a chance to follow the wonderful Steampunk Inspired Hop being hosted by our very own Leslie-Rahye? A number of our other fabulous Design Team Members participated also.

If not you can find it and start it here.

With inspiration abound I thought a little reminder about All Things Steam Punk that you can buy right here at Altered Pages was in order.

From Collage Sheets

to Chipboard Sprockets and Gears

Stamps

Stencils

and the latest Paper Collections

There is sure to be something to suit everyone and every project.

Simply type 'Steampunk' in the Search box at the top of the Altered Pages Store Page to see them all.

And don't forget to share your creations with us over on our Facebook Page. We'd love to see them!

Danie xx

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