Our newest creative challenge has officially begun, and we cannot wait to see where it takes you. This themed event includes four unique challenges, each designed to spark fresh ideas and invite you into the cozy, magical spirit of the season. You can jump into one, two, or all four. Every post you share is a chance to win one of this month’s prizes. ✨ You have until January 30 to join the stroll 🎁 Four winners will be selected. One for each challenge 📍 Jump in and have fun! Whether you’re crafting with cocoa in hand or sneaking in a few quiet moments of creativity, we hope this stroll brings you joy, inspiration, and that little nudge to share something from the heart. We’re so glad you’re here... now let’s walk into the wonderland together. Start here--> https://12days-inkpaperplaysociety.my.canva.site/winterwonderlandstroll

Our first set of templates is here... with a little twist. Made in Canva they provide an easy to use drag and drop interface to add your art into. However, I've also included a Customizable Shading Effect Overlay that will allow you to create an aged weathering effect around the edges of each piece. You can adjust the color, intensity & transparency to customize it however you'd like. You can get your template from "the Template Repository" Classroom. Let me know what you think & what else you'd like to see included. I've got a set of tags I'm working on right now.

We all have that one item we dream of adding to our creative stash. The tool, supply, or piece of equipment that would make our hearts skip a beat every time we used it. So tell me… what’s the one thing you’d love to add to your creative collection? 🎨✂️ 💭 It could be: • A big-ticket tool you’ve been saving for • A rare find you’ve been hunting down • A little something that would just make creating more fun What’s at the top of your list? Let’s dream-shop together! 🛒💖

A few members have mentioned wanting to learn how to use Canva. To figure out where to start, I’d love to get a better grasp on where everyone’s at in their knowledge of Canva. 💡 When you think about using Canva, which statement feels most like you? Choose which fits you best 👇 or tell me something specific you’d love to learn! The goal is to find out how basic (or advanced) we should make any future Canva tutorials so everyone can feel comfortable and confident creating. 💕 BTW, if you'd rather use Photoshop, please let me know in the comments below, along with the # that fits you best (substituting Photoshop for Canva)

I'm a dedicated Photoshop user: hopefully there are a few freebies here I can grab - hugs!