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Comment on Happiness = my Miranda bag! by Sandy

Sandy — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 02:43:00 +0000

Hi… stumbled across your site whilst searching … and found you have made this bag. I made one for my mother-in-law in pastel blues (her fav colour) – she LOVED it – and I am hoping to make one for ME over Christmas (I have bought the materials – just need to find the TIME!!) mine will be in 2 gorgeous black fabrics that have gold in them – and t he lining will be gold… so looking forward to completing it…. yours looks awesome. Cheers Sandy

Comment on Humble Pie. by Marcy

Marcy — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:17:51 +0000

KlicNkut is the go
http://www.skatkatz.com.au/klic.php
this place does both and gives good clear info

http://www.graphteccorp.com/craftrobo/about.html

A blog called The scrapwitch has some good compasion tables and reviews

I found reading your comments interesting and amusing. Yikes where do I fit in I art journal and scrap and alter and ATC !!! LOL

heres some blog candy for you…
http://milliande.ning.com:80/
http://carolejansons.blogspot.com/
http://maxinehazebroek.typepad.com/my_meanderings...
my muse (LOL)…
http://desertbloom.typepad.com/desert_blooming_ri...

UBBA shopping goodness….

http://www.wednesdayswishes.com/index.php?

Comment on 11 & 12 of 365, a journal page, and what I’m reading by Oh I LOVE this… at Caity Makes …

Oh I LOVE this… at Caity Makes … — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 13:16:01 +0000

[...] between sleeping, I have been reading. You might remember that back here I raved about two books by Barbara Cleverly. Well, I’ve been reading her other series, [...]

Comment on Humble Pie. by Warty Mammal

Warty Mammal — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 02:26:28 +0000

Oh, neat. You know about the coolest supplies.

Comment on Another day, another diagnosis… by Sue

Sue — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 22:02:00 +0000

I hope the new medication helps and that you are feeling more back to normal soon.

Comment on Brought to you direct from Central and South Australia by Caityquilter

Caityquilter — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 11:05:20 +0000

Thanks, Tee, we're fine – a few extra people had to go to hospital with respiratory problems, but otherwise the fires are more of a danger to more people now! Ah, the joys of an Australian summer…

Comment on Humble Pie. by Lorri

Lorri — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 14:35:08 +0000

Hi,
I think Bella hit the nail on the head.. Scrapbooking was a few years ago – mostly about preserving the memories of events, people etc., not such a personal diary of sorts like our beautiful arty farty journals we are seeing more and more of today… ahh I love them so much. That said, I love everything arty farty, papery, journally, scrapbooky and I love inventing words…. and love your ' liberate' terminology too
Ok, I came to visit you to see what you had been up to, and also to say a big thank you for visiting my blog and reminding me that my blog is about ME.. lol, yep it seems the general consensus is that I keep it with a mix of everything… and I guess it's mine and so is my business life, my art life, my ups & downs – so thank you – you are right about the 'connecting' – I too, visit more blogs that I feel connected to the person – after all it's more 'real'
(hugs)
xoxo

Comment on Brought to you direct from Central and South Australia by Tee

Tee — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 12:02:35 +0000

Wow, there was a picture of your area in my local paper today. I'm in Baltimore, MD. Praying that you are ok.

Comment on Humble Pie. by Bella Sinclair

Bella Sinclair — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 03:25:22 +0000

Hmmm, good point there. Not a whole lotta difference, is there. Perhaps scrapbooking commemorates events, while art journals focus primarily on thought???

Excellent page, by the way! Your words are definitely integral to your art. Good luck in that dust storm. I've been reading about, and it looks just awful.

Comment on Humble Pie. by Annie Morris

Annie Morris — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 03:01:23 +0000

Nooooo.

Don't go near a Cricut. Get a Robocut or similar, that you can just plug into your computer. The Cricuts are limited to their $$$$$$$$ cartridges.

I love scrap booking tools and materials as well, just not for traditional scrap booking! 8-))))

I think the difference between liberated scrapping (love that term) and art journaling is only like that between a traditional hand pieced quilt and an art quilt. Same components, different outcomes.

Cutting vinyl on a plotter makes teh AWESOME and cheap 'rub ons'…..

Love from dusty old Canberra, where Ekersleys suck and Pepe's rulz.