CHA Winter 2006: Tumblebeasts

Wish You Could Draw Like a Professional Artist?  Add Hand-Drawn Art to Your Craft Projects with Tumblebeasts’ New Embellishments, Pattern Papers, and Stickers

Tumblebeasts Stickers LLC, a sticker and paper manufacturer known for their classic hand-drawn designs, will unveil coordinated paper, poetry and embellishment lines along with new cardstock and clearstock stickers at the Craft & Hobby Association trade show, January 30-February 2, 2006, in Las Vegas. NV.

Moving beyond the usual clearstock sticker designs, owner Karen Stockham has expanded Tumblebeasts’ product lines to include paper along with ribbon, poetry and resin embellishments.  All the items within each line feature coordinating patterns and colors that make them easy to use for stylish scrapbook layouts and paper crafting projects.

Brand new for the CHA show are coordinated products emphasizing these special themes: Wild West, Animal Antics, Growing Up, A Boy's World, Springtime-Easter, School Days and Farm Fun.  These themes all  offer newly coordinated papers, cardstock and clearstock stickers, Resin Accents, Ribbon Accents, and “Stuck on Poetry” cardstock stickers.

Tumblebeasts recently introduced papers and coordinated cardstock stickers  for the ballooning market to commemorate the International Balloon Fiesta.  “Albuquerque hosts the International Balloon Fiesta,” Karen explains.  “It’s the biggest, but only one of many fiestas around the world.”

Tumblebeasts’ best-selling “Wild West” line and its trademark “Animal Antics” line feature papers, cardstock, poetry stickers, resin shapes, and ribbon selections that will be unveiled at the CHA Winter show.  New clearstock stickers also have been added to the Tumblebeasts catalog: Hippo and Friends, Zebra and Friends, Home on the Range and Old West Campsite.  In Karen‘s words, “Wild West has always been popular and we’ve been known for our beasts from the beginning. Now we have coordinated products for each of them and an animal illustration for every letter of the alphabet.”