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Stephanie Hung
Name: Steph Hung
Job Title: Assistant Editor
Date started at company: June 2007, as an intern
First story you worked on: Candles Take Shape for the Holidays
Hometown: Mississauga, ON
Education: Biology, Queen's University. Fashion Design, George Brown College
First job: Selling popcorn at the movie theater
Astrological sign: Capricorn
Personal crafting/Artwork: Thread drawings and repurposing salvaged materials
FAVORITE...
Color: Pantone 536
Holiday: I love Victoria Day because it marks the beginning of summer and camp season.
Pizza topping: Olives
Kind of fabric: Cotton jersey
Dessert: Ice cream
Source: Buttons Buttons (Vancouver), Tomato (Tokyo)
Font: Georgia
Martha Stewart craft: Christmas stockings from "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
Editor's Archive
Posted by Stephanie Hung
Congratulations to the following Egg Dyeing 101 Winners! Ashley Carol Andie d Suzy JulieB Please check your e-mail in-boxes for an Easter surprise. There will be one more chance to win (third time’s a charm!) so keep your eyes peeled. Thanks to everyone who commented!…
Tags: contest, Easter, egg, prizes
Posted on April 11th, 2011 in Contests & Prizes | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Stephanie Hung
Wish you had penned one of these comments? Now’s your chance to be a winner, too! For a chance to win Egg Dyeing 101, leave a comment along with a valid e-mail address. All comments must be received by 6 pm on April 10, 2011. We’ll choose five commenters at random to win these prizes. …
Tags: app, decorating, eggs, Giveaway, prize
Posted on April 9th, 2011 in Contests & Prizes, Inspiration Board | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Stephanie Hung
Congratulations to the following Egg Dyeing 101 winners! Sally Hackney Kelli Jill Kathleen Ewa Please check your e-mail to download your prizes. Thanks to everyone who commented! There will be more chances to win before Easter, so stay tuned…
Posted on April 4th, 2011 in Inspiration Board | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Stephanie Hung
Have you noticed that the best things in life always have an element of surprise? Surprise endings, surprise parties, surprise fillings (in pastries and in pinatas)…you name it. There’s just something so satisfying about unveiling a secret. In this month’s issue of Living, we were inspired by surprise balls for our Crepe Paper Carrots. With …
Tags: craft, crepe paper, favour, party, project, spring, toy
Posted on April 4th, 2011 in Inspiration Board | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Stephanie Hung
If you haven’t seen the eggs, chicks, and bunnies taking over your supermarket by candy storm, take note: Only 3 weekends until Easter! Now’s the time to showcase your egg-decorating skills. If you need some help in the technique department, let us give you a hand: Five lucky winners will receive our brand new Egg Dyeing App! …
Tags: app, contest, decorating, Easter, egg, Giveaway
Posted on April 2nd, 2011 in Inspiration Board | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Stephanie Hung
Have you seen the latest issue of Living? In Good Things, we teach you how to decorate your eggs with a stamp pad and embossing powder (normally used on stationery). We had so much fun with the technique that we created two versions of the April blog header: A blue colorway to match the issue, …
Tags: crafts, decorate, Easter, eggs, poll
Posted on March 28th, 2011 in Contests & Prizes | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Stephanie Hung
Today’s guest post comes from Kate Gagnon Osborn and Courtney Kelley, co-owners of Kelbourne Woolens, distributors of The Fibre Company yarns, and authors of the new knitting book Vintage Modern Knits: “Here in Philadelphia, the advent of spring means summer is starting to feel tantalizingly close. In between the rainy days, the temperature rises just enough …
Tags: crochet, guest post, knit, project, tutorial
Posted on March 25th, 2011 in Make It | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Stephanie Hung
Today’s spring-inspired guest post hails from Yellow Owl Workshop. Adapted from her new book, Christine Schmidt brilliantly demonstrates how to harness the power of sunlight in a cyanotype scarf project: “I could tell you I adore the bright daffodils peeking through the black soil, sloughing off heavy sweaters and eating asparagus anything, but I really love spring …
Tags: crafts, cyanotype, guest post, print, project, Yellow Owl
Posted on March 18th, 2011 in Make It | direct link to this entry |