Kate Hadfield Designs
Hand-drawn Digital Scrapbooking Kits and Clip Art for teachers and crafters!
A selection of printed projects created using digital scrapbooking supplies and clip art. Here you’ll find lots of ideas for using your digital stash to make craft projects, personalised gifts, home decor, decorating your planner or journal and more! If you have a project you’d like to share, please get in touch – I’d love to hear from you!
I’m thrilled to be able to share another project from my super-talented paper crafting friend Núria with you today! You might remember Núria’s Halloween projects from the last couple of years, this year she has turned her hand to creating something very very Christmassy! This fabulous junk journal will be Núria’s December Daily® project, she …
My friend Núria from Scrapbook Mania recently created a stunning album for her Halloween photographs and I’m so excited to share it with you today! If you’re feeling crafty and would like to create a similar album, Núria has shared a step-by-step tutorial over on her YouTube channel. You’ll need some kraft folders, black cardstock …
Before I (Stevie!) began my bullet journal, I thought it was something I could never do! I can barely draw stick figures, let alone illustrate a page to be cute. But then I discovered a way I could incorporate Kate’s gorgeous digital images easily. I don’t have to draw, and my calendar, to do list, …
A little while ago I came across the most amazing hybrid pop-up box cards (created with my doodles!) and I’m SO excited to be able to share them with you today! I’m always a little bit in awe of papercrafters and the amazing creations they make, especially as my own scissor skills are very limited! …
A little while ago I came across an amazing hybrid project on YouTube that took my breath away and I’m so excited to share it with you today! I have a bit of a soft spot for hybrid projects created with my doodles, it makes me happy to know that what started as a sketchbook …
Hi digital friends, Kristina here… it’s been awhile since I shared a fun little project tidbit, so today I am going to talk about my planner(s)! I have been using a planner on and off for many years. My current “On” streak started towards the end of 2015. Even since then, my planning style has …
Chad from Male Kindergarten Teacher shared a fun Easter kids’ craft over on the Kunin Felt blog recently that I just had to tell you about too! He used some felt, markers and craft materials to put a totally different spin on my Eggheads Easter printables! Instead of colouring in all the printable, Chad added …
How long do you wait before starting to make Christmas presents? I came up with this gift idea in April (possibly earlier). I wanted it to be a gift for a friend of mine having her second child. In true Kristina fashion, I procrastinated on this baby gift long enough to determine I’d make it …
I (Kristina!) recently attended Pinner’s Conference, where I took a class from a local blogger about reading and books for young children. I was immediately inspired to break away from the same picture books I’d been reading to my kids (ages three and four) over and over, and begin with a handful of chapter books. …
My first thought when Kate informed her creative team of the re-release of her Lil’ Monsters doodles, was that these monsters would make a super cute Monster Jam Finger Party at my house. Halloween is coming up, and I’d been thinking about different non-food treats that I could have available for other allergy kids like …
Happy Teacher Appreciation Day! My pal Sara recently created some fun printable bookmarks for her school library and we thought you might also like to use them with your children (or students) as they have been a big hit in Sara’s school! There are ten different reading themed bookmarks in a ready-to-print PDF file, just …
Hi everyone, Kristina here sharing some more ideas for using your digital scrapbook graphics to create print at home projects for you and your kids! Like many, I am really enjoying the “adult coloring” trend. I’ve enjoyed finding detailed coloring pages from around the internet. I particularly like the availability to print ones I like, …
You probably need to have been living under a rock to have missed the planner craze that is sweeping the crafting world at the moment! As soon as I saw how my friend and fellow Lilypad designer Michelle (aka QuirkyHeart) was decorating her planner, I just KNEW I had to share it with you. This …
Did you see this pillow and NEED one for your home? Here’s how you can have one, too, and it’s easier than you think! Pillow #2- The Heat Transfer Works on: Pillowcases and fabric to sew-your-own pillowsDifficulty: So Easy Your Grandma Can Do It!Supplies: Pillowcase or Fabric, digital file, heat transfer paper, and an iron. …
Hello everyone, and welcome to my first hybrid post of the year! I am sharing oodles of ideas with you today – all with a lovey dovey, Valentines theme, but really they are all straight forward ideas that are totally adaptable for almost any occasion. Let your imagination run wild and most of all – …
Did you know you can create your own pillows or cushions using digital designs? I will break down three different ways you can use your favorite digital scrapbooking supplies to create a personalized work of art for your home! Pillow #1- The Fabric Paint Pillow Works on: Premade pillows, pillowcases, and sew-your-own pillowsDifficulty: Basic CrafterSupplies: …
It’s the last Sunday of the month, so today’s the day to think about getting what’s on your hard drive out into the physical world, as today we go hybrid! Hybrid can be as simple as printing out something you created in Photoshop onto paper or card, and doing something with it: mount it on …
It’s the last Sunday in the month, and hybrid is taking over the blog again! This month I want to show you a project that I’ve been planning to do for a while, and always chickened out of by convincing myself it would be too much effort or would end up looking totally blah! Wondering …
Hello everyone, and welcome to the start of a new series of lovely hybrid goodness, here on Kate’s blog! Today I have a super-easy how-to for you that is prefect to share with your children – plus it comes with a freebie printable too! I’m showing you how to pop together this fun and summery …
I’m really excited to share this post with you! A little while ago, a long time customer and forum friend Sherri got in touch to let me know how she had created a huge wall display in her classroom using my doodles. I was really interested to learn how she had used some software to …
Hey all! Jewelle {aka mrspotts} here with another hybrid tutorial! Lately I’ve been going shopping with my one and two year old girls in tow. Let me tell you that is a difficult task to accomplish with them tagging along! Coming home from a particularly exhausting trip to the grocery store I thought to myself …
Make your own Gift Card envelope/holder: Wow, it is December already and Christmas is only a few weeks away!! It’s that time of year again that most of us are decorating our homes, doing the baking, and going shopping for gifts for our friends and family. Sometimes in lieu of a present, I purchase a …
Hey all! Jewelle {aka mrspotts} here with the second part of my learning activities series. My two year old daughter is just starting to recognize the letters of the alphabet. But she keeps getting confused about why there are two a’s, two b’s, etc. I patiently explained to her that there are uppercase letters and …
Teaching has always been a passion for me. Before I became a mom I worked as an elementary school teacher. I now focus on teaching my own children by making them learning activities. Kate’s doodles are perfect for jazzing up the learning activities that can be a tad boring for the kiddos. In this two …
