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Make Something AstroBright

This post brought to you by Astrobrights Papers by Neenah Paper. All opinions are 100% mine.

 

I’m a craft-a-holic.  I’ll own that.  Fabric, wood, jewelry, paper… I love it all.  I heard recently about some of the cool things that AstroBrights papers are doing right now, and I wanted to get in on it, and tell you a little more about it.  
 
Paper crafts are one of the more versatile, kid-friendly, and budget-friendly ways to craft.  I was content for hours as a kid with some glue and some bright papers.  AstroBrights papers come in 23 colors, so they’re great for the basics like printing an eye-catching flyer or scrapbooking with their cardstocks, but I also love and the self-adhesive paper – which lets you print stickers for your project (or your kids!) on-demand.  
 
Right now, AstroBrights papers is bringing you the AstroBrights Back To School $30,000 Sweepstakes. You can win a $500 gift card for you, and school supplies valued at $30,000 for the school of your choice.  There’s no purchase necessary, and the details & official rules are available at Astrobrights’ Facebook Page – but enter to win by September 10, 2012.  I would love to “Give A Brighter Year” to a deserving school – I’m sure you would, too!
 
Not only are they sponsoring the sweepstakes, but the part I am excited about is the challenge: to “Make Something Astrobright”.  This design challenge is to incorporate AstroBrights papers, submit your pics and video for the chance to win a $100 Visa Gift card – just check out AstroBrights’ Facebook Page for the details.   Stay tuned to see what I’m making!
 
The AstroBrights community on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter is a great source of inspiration.  You can share your ideas there and get inspired!

 

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