Showing posts with label create. Show all posts
Showing posts with label create. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 02, 2013

Love to create!

I often get asked how long I've been scrapbooking and every time I think about it...I feel old. Lol
I've been scrapping for about 20 years. I was stamping before that.
I remember scrapping with the most minimal items because there wasn't much back then. It almost blew my mind when I saw my first 12x12 pattern paper. Lol
Now there are more choices than I can even count! We are so lucky!! I love all the colors, styles, and patterns.

Besides all the beautiful papers that there are out there....I love all the other mediums there are to create with.

I love:
Embossing Powder
paints
sprays
gels
pens
etc.

What are your favorites to create with?

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Differability...


I had the great pleasure of teaching at one of my favorite scrapbook stores, Ever After Scrapbooks over the weekend. It was so much fun hanging out with everyone!!! So many made my trip memorable...I know you know who you are!! :)
Today I wanted to post about an AMAZING and SELFLESS individual that came to my class. Her name is Jennifer Lundy! Since I met her, I've seen a lot of selfless acts from this gal. We met in Los Angeles when another friend invited me to be part of a Cricut infomercial.  It's a good thing I went or I would have never met this wonderful person. We spent SIX hours together pretending to be friends scrapping together for this recording....little did we know that we would REALLY TRULY become buddies!!

That's me cheezing like crazy! Jennifer is the gal with the blonde hair. You can't see her face.
The reason why I'm doing this blog post is because I'm so impressed by all this gal does. She is the mom of four beautiful kids. Three of her kids have autism. She has done so much to see her children succeed. She drives almost 200 miles a day to take them to school!! That's amazing!!! They donate a lot of hours to help other kids with autism as well!

We were talking about her children and I was impressed when her daughter told her she didn't like the word dissability. She prefers DIFFerability!! I love it!!!
Here is her definition of it.
I want to let her know how much I love her and appreciate the examples she has shown me.  She's an amazing mom, wife, and friend! I feel so lucky to have her in my life!!



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