CHA SUMMER 2012: October Afternoon

October Afternoon is showing four new lines at CHA Summer 2012 in Chicago.

The first is a country retro line called Farm Girl:

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The next is a retro carnival-themed line called Midway:

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The last two lines are holiday lines. First up is a Halloween line called Witch Hazel:

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Last up is a line for Christmas called Make It Merry:

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The lines feature October Afternoon’s usual wide range of embellishments – stickers, brads, paper ephemera.

About Nancy Nally

Nancy Nally is the founder & editor of Scrapbook Update and the owner of Nally Studios LLC (formerly Balalaberry Media). She's also the Modern Business columnist for Creative Retailer magazine. Her self-paced class "Pro Press Releases" is currently available from Big Picture Classes, and she can be seen appearing in two shows on the currently airing season of the PBS series "Scrapbook Soup".

Comments

  1. MichelleGB says:

    Whew…I only love a couple of those releases! Thank goodness because OA usually has the means to empty my wallet. LOL!

  2. Thanks, Nancy — yours are the first peeks I’ve seen — OA doesn’t even have anything on their blog yet.

  3. The farm girl reminds me of the Campbell soup kid :)

  4. lynn mikkelson says:

    I love the Halloween brads!

  5. Huge OA fan here! I can’t judge too much from these photos but I can see that I’m going to like them all … as usual. Sigh. I think Midway is my favorite.

  6. Thanks for this – I’ve been waiting to see their new releases!

  7. That Xmas line is so cute

  8. Cathy Homan says:

    Christmas, Christmas, Christmas —- ALWAYS catches my eye. Love it!

  9. WOW, I so appreicate seeing this as I am a huge fan of OA. I don’t much care for any of it except the Christmas line. I am not sure if they have new designers, but I wish they would go back to the design style of their older lines. I thought 9-5 was horrific. I guess it is all in the person’s interests. The bulk of my papers are from OA, so they must be doing something right!

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