Top New Craft Products from CHA – Craft Attitude
Today I’m continuing with my series where I show my favorite finds from CHA, the Craft and Hobby Association Trade Show! I attended this show last month (March of 2013) for the first time and discovered so many fun craft products that I’ve never seen before! This week I’m featuring an amazing line of Transfer products from Craft Attitude! I have to say that this particular craft product was one of my favorite finds at the show.
Included in their line are products that allow you to transfer to jewelry, scrapbook pages, wood, faux flowers, home decor items, magnets, quilts and more! This stuff is so easy to use too! It’s basically a printable film, that is backed by paper. You run it through your inkjet computer and then you apply it to the surface of your choice, using either a glue stick or spray adhesive, and that’s it!! I love this stuff. It’s so fun to use.
Here’s Candie Cooper, she’s just as sweet as she is pretty! We met up with Candie at the Craft Attitude booth. I was so excited to see that she was wearing a Jacket that she had created using my Bird Cage Graphic, applied with the Craft Attitude product!! How awesome is that?
Here’s a close up! How adorable!! You might recognize Candie from her PBS show “Hands on Crafts for Kids” or you may even have one of her beautiful Jewelry books. She’s an incredibly talented jewelry artist! And all around crafty girl.
Sorry for the blurry photo, I got a little excited when Candie showed me all the amazing things that she created for the booth, using my graphics and the CA products! Like the darling metal Cuff Bracelet with my Birds Image, or that little piece in the back with the Goddess Graphic. It was hard to get a good pick with all the excitement and all.
This is a little piece that she gave me to take home. It’s a Shell that she transferred a little Bird onto, using Jewelry Attitude. So sweet. I can’t wait to start crafting with these products! You can purchase and find out more info about these products, including videos and projects over on the Craft Attitude site HERE.
debi beard says
i love this product I was totally wowed at the CHA booth,! ordered some of the paper and can’t wait to try it out! i;m thinking about using it on a some shoes the possibilities have my mind spinning!
Karen Watson says
Yes, such cool stuff right?!!
Dawn LL says
I know when I seen shoes during a broadcast I just fell in love- great products aren’t they? Thanks for sharing
Karen Watson says
Thanks Dawn! Yes, so fun!
Jeanette Ann O'Donnell says
What amazing stuff. Must look out for it. Lovely use of your graphics too. That little shell bird is so lovely
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Karen Watson says
Thanks Jeanette! If you can’t find it locally, you can purchase it from the website. I love the shell bird too!
Laura Strack says
Karen, I can see that shell bird on a choker necklace while wearing a long casual maxi dress and some cute sandles. I’m jealous! Your daughter might want to borrow that outfit from you. Lol. All the new transfer products look so fun. TFS!!
Karen Watson says
Thanks Laura! Yes, she probably would want to borrow it! I can just picture that outfit, it sounds so cute, I think I will borrow your idea!
Cathie Filian and Steve Piacenza says
Craft Attitude was amazing stuff! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Jonathan Fong says
Karen, thank you for such a nice post, and for your generosity with graphics. You are my favorite resource for all my projects – Craft Attitude and otherwise. I think the entire crafting community feels the same way. What would we do without you?
Violet Hoarder says
Hi Karen–This is very exciting stuff! I watched the demo videos on their site and the possibilities seem endless! I’m most interested in transfering onto fabric, but I didn’t see any info on their site about washability. Do you know if fabric products you make Craft (or Quilt or Decor) Attitude transfers on can get wet or be washed? Thanks for previewing these products!
sharon g says
WOW, so many to choose from. They look really cool.
Rachel Analiese - Analiese Designs says
I am using this to transfer images to metal, but I am looking for something to seal the image so it does not scratch off – any ideas?