We can sometimes get all caught up in January being the month of new beginnings and fresh starts, but isn’t that just a bit little arbitrary? The fact is, a new beginning can happen any old time and fresh starts are always a possibility. With that in mind, here is your June wallpaper, encouraging you…
For this month’s wallpaper, we were heavily influenced by Heidi Swapp’s Magnolia Jane line of paper. We just love the way she uses classic botanical prints of magnolias set against a dark black background. She hits that sweet spot where classic and fresh overlap. So, in honor of that, we have created our own version…
We like big books and we can not lie. You other people can’t deny–when you’ve got a book and an afternoon it can make you freak it can make you swoon. We think we need to stop now. But you get the picture. April is National Poetry Month, so this month’s free wallpaper celebrates your…
As you may or may not know, March is National Craft Month. Established in 1994, by the Craft and Hobby Association (which is now the Association for Creative Industries, or AFCI). National Craft Month was created to help people reconnect with their crafty, creative selves. This month we celebrate you, in all your craftiness! Craft…
February is upon us (only 328 days to Christmas!) and, while the chill of winter lingers, so the promise of spring begins to emerge. This wallpaper combines the frost of winter with the hope of spring, in Helen Keller’s inspiring words. Enjoy! With warmth, Save Save Save Save Save
In our travels, we have found that a lot of our favorite people include a “word of the year” (or a “word of the month”) practice in their day-to-day lives, in order to lend their work focus. It helps to keep them on track and to remind them of a core value that they want…
Okay. Be honest. How many of you have said (at least once this season), “I can’t believe it’s December again, already!” Here at Finders Keepers, it seems like only yesterday that we were strategizing and laying out the kits and offerings we would post this year. And yet, as we look back, it’s hard to…
Sarah grew up in Moss Beach, CA, a small town about 20 miles south of San Francisco. And, as many locals from this coastal town know, Moss Beach has a ghost. There is a story about a married woman, who, many years ago, fell in love with a handsome, dangerous man who worked as a…