TaDa Creative Studios debuted its company into the crafting market just one year ago, at the 2007 CHA Summer Show. Owners and business partners, Annette Meklus and Mary Sabo, are the designers of TaDa’s entire line of products. Located near Toledo, Ohio, they pride the new business on the versatility of their products, for scrapbookers and card makers alike. On July 18th, 2008 they will be launching 3 new collections, along with Fiddle Dee Frame card making kits, that will be sure to turn heads to booth 2325 at the CHA Summer Show.

The new collections are unique and innovative in their design, yet right on trend with their color selection. The Daddy'O line will be sure to please those who have been longing for the perfect masculine paper. While the Twinkly Tidings Collection, printed with metallic ink, is sure to win the hearts of those who love a little sparkle. And the Whirly Gig Collection is over the top in its unique, fresh and sophisticated design.
All of TaDa’s new collections are available with coordinating Tag-a-ma-jigs, Pocket Notes, Oooh La La Layers, and rubber stamps. Tag-a-ma-jigs and Pocket Notes are new product additions this year, that enhance the versatility of TaDa's paper collections. Containing unique taglets, journaling cards, and tabbed pocket die cuts, these are sure to be a hit. The coordinating Oooh La La Layers, laser cut from cardstock, have taken on a new twist. These wonderful insta-products are now made with a cardstock that is textured on one side and smooth on the other. And the Stampede Collections (red rubber stamps) have also taken on a new look. All of the new stamps will be cling cushioned for acrylic block mounting. Easy-to-view hang-tag cellos will make them perfect for retailers to display.
Also, the new Fiddle Dee Frame kits are perfect for sending yearly portraits to friends and relatives. Now they will never have to hunt for a new frame for that photo, because it will come in one personalized for them!
As always TaDa has a goal with each and every customer they reach, and that is for them to discover the reason behind the “TaDa” name. They believe every project should end in..."TA-DAAA!"