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2014 National Scrapbooking Day Events

2014 National Scrapbooking Day Events

While I was going to write something witty about the upcoming National Scrapbooking Day this Saturday, May 3, I simply can’t think of a better segue than, “Finally, it’s here!” So there you have it.

If you’re looking for an online event in which to participate this year, here’s a line-up of several I found.  I will be participating in the Big Picture Classes online crop for my third straight year and highly recommend this one for fun and prize opportunities. Last year I also participated in the Cherry on Top event with mixed success. As for the rest of the opportunities, I don’t much about them and can’t vouch for the type of events they will be, but I at least plan to stop in and give them a look.

If you have any other events you would like to post, please leave a comment. Also, if you have  participated in any of these listed events, your tips and suggestions are certainly welcome. Happy Scrapbooking Day, everyone!

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A Scrappy Day in T-Town

Well I didn’t see any new ground breaking scrappy inventions today at the Creating Keepsakes Convention, but that didn’t stop me from finding some good deals. I bought several types of sticker sheets for next to nothing, several embellishments and some cute decorative papers.

imageI also bought a couple of colors of Ingvild Bolme quick dry fluid chalk ink and really like how they perform. For $2.00 each, I’ll probably scoop up a few extra colors tomorrow. These inks are roughly the size of Cat’s Eye inks, but one edge of the inking surface is flat and they have a bit more area to grip while stamping. I am really impressed with the white ink I bought, because it actually has some pretty good opacity to it.

imageI did give the We R Memory Keepers Envelope Maker Punch Board a whirl while I was shopping, and I would rate it as an okay tool to have in my home craft arsenal but definitely not an essential. The best thing about this product, in my opinion, is the measurement guide printed on the front of the board.  You can look up your finished card size and easily see what size envelope paper with which to start. For folks who normally make a lot of their own envelops this might be useful, but for me it just wasn’t that impressive.

Tomorrow is class day at the convention, starting with a Button Farm project, so I’m really looking forward to another creative day in Tulsa.

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