Contest Tuesday and Holiday Craft Ideas By Jane Tragenza

Hello Crafters!

We hope you are all settling back into your daily routines after a great Thanksgiving. We are excited about the terrific holiday craft ideas that have been rolling in recently. We're thrilled to have such a talented design team as well as all of you out there who continue to share your spirited ideas with us. I'm very excited to begin one of my holiday projects of making a handmade ornament for my friends and family. As I was decorating my Christmas tree this week I realized that none of my ornaments had been purchased after 1989.  So, I thought it might be time to get some new decorations in the mix. Which brings us to the topic of this week's contest. Tell us one of your favorite holiday rituals, whether its trimming the tree, lighting the candles, shopping for gifts, planning a scrumptious holiday meal, spending time with loved ones, or anything else that brings you glad tidings. Tell us what makes you most happy during the holidays. A random winner will be chosen and announced on Friday. This week's prize consists of one 12x12 and 8x8 Graphic 45 Paper Pad, some gorgeous Graphic 45 embellishments, and a Fiskars large lever punch (a $50 prize value). Share some holiday cheer and enter for your chance to win!

Speaking of holiday cheer, today we're featuring a beautiful Christmas layout by Jane Tragenza. Here is what Jane had to say about this exquisette LO. "I wanted to do something to reminded me what  Christmas is really about, rather than  the commercialisation  of Christmas. I decided to do a layout to hang in the home with a Christmas prayer on it. Hopefully this will touch you as it did me, to reminded us what is really important at this time of the year." Her layout features a "A Christmas Prayer" by Robert Lois Stevenson. 

"I cut the Holiday Spirit paper following the border printed on it (I did cut around the bells and ribbons!). I reinforced the frame with cardboard and put foam tape on the back and attached it to my base. The second frame I made using the back of Victorian Greetings and put it on top on the other frame with foam tape between them.  I used one of the Christmas Past frames to mat my prayer. From the left over bits of the Holiday Spirit I cut the Lady out, which I used in the top right hand corner. I cut the two girls out of Ode to joy and remove their wings (not a big fan of angles with wings-sorry!). The tree was quite easy to make and I will put instructions on my blog for anybody wanting to make it. Add a vine and some glitter and tuck everything in and your finished." -Jane Tragenza

 

Supplies List:

Graphic 45 Deluxe Edition Christmas Past:
Glad Tidings for the base of my wall hanging.
Holiday spirit for the 1^st frame
Victorian greetings for 2^nd frame
Jolly old St for stamps
Holiday spirit for the image of the lady
The Holly and the Ivy for my tree
Deck the Halls for my pot
Ode to joy for my two girls with banner
The holly and the ivy for flowers
Deck the Halls for flowers
Christmas Past Frames
Black corners from Imaginarium Designs
Vine from Prima Holiday celebration joy

Many thanks to Jane for her gorgeous work! Be sure to check out Jane's blog for more terrific holiday craft ideas too. We look forward to hearing from all of you about your source of holiday cheer for this week's contest.

Happy Crafting!

Team Graphic 45

The Gamut of Goddess: Domestic Goddess Creations by Christie Bryant

Hello Fantastic Crafters,

We hope you all had a lovely and restful Thanksgiving holiday. I was so excited to start decorating for the holidays that I went right out and bought a Christmas tree the day after Thanksgiving. I went full on with the decorating and spent most of the afternoon trimming the tree, sipping hot chocolate and listening to orchestral Christmas music. I'm a firm believer that decorating and crafting go hand in hand. Both require an artistic sense of curiosity and playfulness. Both are relaxing and productive ways to spend time. And there's nothing quite like having something beautiful and unique to show for all your efforts. In my case, a beauitful Christmas tree was a reward all its own. Next step is to create some terrific craft gifts to put under the tree! 

Speaking of holiday crafting project, we wanted to remind you all that there's only a couple of days left to enter our November Challenge.  We're challenging your savvy minds to create an advent calendar or a 2011 month to month calendar utilizing at least 50% Graphic 45 product. Really, that's the only rule so let your imagination run wild! The winner will be chosen at random and will be announced on Wednesday, December 1st. The prize will be a bountiful collection of Graphic 45 product, including our brand new "Once Upon a Springtime" collection 12x12 and 8x8 paper pads. That's $100 worth of beautiful Graphic 45 paper! Post your calendar on the Graphic 45 Facebook Fan Club and you'll be entered for a chance to win.

Today's craft inspiration comes to us from Christie Bryant. Christie is a member of our design team and she's got some gorgeous crafts that you're sure to love. Using our Domestic Goddess collection, Christie created a series of charming tags with beautiful textures and delicate colors. These would make perfect little gifts, or as home decor. Take a look at these stunning creations.

I love how simple these are but yet so elegant. Imagine how sweet these would look hanging in the kitchen, or anywhere or that matter. They'd also make the perfect holiday gift for someone you love.

Here are some more captivating creations by Christie using Domestic Goddess. It just goes to show you what a little pretty paper and a lot of imagination can do!

This sweet little tag book is beyond adorable with stunning and virabt textures. It's all about placement and subtlety. When using Graphic 45 papers, it's very easy to get super excited by all the fabulous choices and want to use everything in abundance. Christie's work is so terrific because she really knows how to let the papers shine, while also adding a uniqueness that's all her own. These tags are perfect examples of a beauty and balance.

Many thanks to Christie for her amazing work!

We hope you all have a terrific Monday! Stay warm and keep those creations coming!

Team Graphic 45

Prize Winner and Holiday Wishes

Hello  Crafters,

Today is the day you've been waiting for! We have a big winner for this week's contest! Whoo! In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we asked you to submit a blog comment about =something you were grateful for this year. So many beautiful and touching responses rolled in. It was deeply moving to read them all. It was a true reminder that we are always in the midst of things for which to be grateful. Even on our worst of days, there are a plethora of reasons to find gratitude. Thank you so much to everyone who participated. I love that we have this terrific holiday to remind us of these details, whether they be large or small. When all else fails, I'm also so grateful to live on this beautiful planet and to share this experience with other creative and kind-hearted folks. I am grateful to be grateful.

Once again, we chose our winner at random. The winner of this week's contest is Mary Puskar. Here is what she had to say about her source of gratitude this year.

"I'm grateful that my daughter and her boyfriend are cooking Thanksgiving dinner because-----it's my birthday!. I do it every year but this year I don't have to...YAY!"

Mary
www.primitiveseasons.blogspot.com

Mary please contact us at info@g45papers.com to claim your prize. Congratulations!

We hope you are all staying warm out there. We were hit with some very sudden freezing weather this week and it was pretty intense. Luckily this is the season for delicious warm beverages. I'm going to be a hot chocolate addict by the time the year is out.

Have a gorgeous day and happy crafting!

Team Graphic 45

10 Ten Minute Holiday Cards by Jade Moore

Hello You Gorgeous Crafters!

We want to wish you a very warm and happy Thanksgiving today! We hope that where ever you are that your heart is full of gratitude and your stomach is full of something delicious.  Here at Graphic 45 we are so deeply grateful for all of you who read this blog and garnish inspiration from our papers. We are also very thankful for everyone who posts on our Facebook Fan Club and Ning site. All of your enthusiasm and crafty wisdom is what keeps us going. Many thanks from us to you on this Thanksgiving day.

Now that we're in full-on holiday mode, we're enlisting the talents of our design team to keep you inspired all season long. Today's fun feature is the lavish and lovely work of Jade Moore. Today Jade is showing us ten simple but beautiful handmade holiday cards. Personally, I'm making it my goal to give everyone on my list a handmade card, so thank you Jade for your terrific ideas! Have a look at these festive little gems that Jade created with our Deluxe Edition Christmas Past paper as well as Graphic 45 Staples. Oh, so exciting! Here's what Jade had to say about her festive cards.

"Holy Cow, it's almost Christmas again!!!! Wasn't I just in a bikini!!?? (Yeah Right!) Anyhow, if you are anything like me you have a gazzilion things to do and of course making Christmas cards is on the list! And with little time and lots of creativity, how is it possible?! Well, my solution is think small with a BIG impact! I call these cards inches they are 3.5 by 3.5 inches! you can say a lot with so little space and because of the space constraint it only takes about ten minutes to create these lovelies! Check em out..." -Jade Moore

Supply List:

Graphic45 Deluxe Edition Christmas Past

Graphic 45 Staples: Trim

Graphic 45 Staples: Envelopes

Hampton Arts: Graphic 45 Christmas Collage Stamp

Hero Arts: Merry Christmas Trees Stamp

Prima Flowers and Bling

Wow! Amazingly beautiful creations, Jade! Thank you so much! And we hope that these wonderful cards helped to inspire all of you to make something precious for someone you love this holiday season.

Happy Holidays and Happy Crafting!

Team Graphic 45

 

A Touch of France: The Stunning Work of Fabien

Good Day to you in Craft Land!

I am so excited about today's featured artist. We came across his work randomly one day and were so thrilled with the high caliber of his projects. Meet Fabien, he is 38 years old and lives in the east of France. Fabien has been scrapbooking since 2005 and his work is beyond beautiful. Fabien combines an exquisite eye for detail, texture and form with a masculine style that can sometimes be rare in the crafting world. Crafting began for Fabien, as it did for a lot of us, as a retreat from the stress of daily life. He had held a longtime interest in beautiful papers, and bookbinding and he found that scrapbooking was a happy middle-ground for his creative passions. When he isn't scrapbooking, Fabien works in the hospitality industry, training restaurant and hotel staff. He regularly posts new work on his blog so be sure to check it out! Here is what he had to say about his love for scrapbooking:

"I've been practising scrapbooking for 5 years and i love the "vintage style" as much as the "clean and simple" style. Graphic 45 papers are suitable for both. Indeed, initially these papers attracted me to make albums of memories about my family and my ancestors. But little by little,  I use them for many different projects." -Fabien

Here is a beautiful mini album that Fabien created with our Communique collection.

Here we have another gorgeous mini album by Fabien where he used our Botanicabella and Times Nouveau collections.

I especially love the way that Fabien uses the exposed textures of the cardboard as part of this mini album. It gives it even more of a "weathered by time" look. Very beautiful! But wait, there's more! Here is another gorgeous mini album that Fabien created using our Botanicabella collection.

I sincerely admire how Fabien uses these very old family photos in conjunction with our vintage-inspired papers. They work so seamlessly together. I can think of no better way to care for these cherished moments from long ago. You can see more of Fabien's beautiful work on his blog. He has so many stunning projects. It is well worth checking out.

Many thanks to Fabien for his amazing talents and for letting us share it with all of you. We hope he has brought some inspiration to your day.

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

Team Graphic 45

Prize Tuesday and Beautiful Ideas by Tracey Locher!

Hello Fabulous Crafters!

We hope your Thanksgiving plans are coming along nicely. There are so many things to be grateful for this year. Whether you've had the best year ever, or a year that wasn't so great, there are still so many places to find gratitude. We are all very grateful to have this lovely crafting community to share ideas and inspire each other to new creative heights. So from us to you, thank you to you all for your talents, warmth and artistic encouragement. It keeps us going to make more fantastic papers to keep you inspired! This week we're all about gratitude. So tell us something that you are grateful for this year and you could win a fantastic Graphic 45 prize! Leave us a comment on our blog and you could win a Graphic 45 prize bundle that includes a Steampunk Debutant 12x12 paper pad, a Le' Romantique 8x8 paper pad, as well as some gorgeous Graphic 45 Staples (a $50 value)! Share the gratitude and you could win!

Speaking of inspiration, today we are featuring the fantastic work of Tracey Locher. Tracey is one of our amazing Design Team members and she's got some stunning projects today that are sure to impress. First up is a festive holiday card that Tracey made using our Deluxe Edition Christmas Past collection. Oh, so lovely!

“Card design has always been tough for me, which is why I just love Graphic 45’s tags!  The Christmas Past Tag Set is full of so many beautiful designs that would be perfect as the highlight of your Christmas cards!  Simply choose your favorite tag (or tags in the case of my sample), mat it with another gorgeous Christmas Past paper, add some bling, buttons, or flowers, a bit of trim and there you have it!  I used foam adhesive to help make the tags “pop” and I used a border punch to create the top and bottom of the card.” -Tracey Locher

Supplies List:

Deluxe Edition Christmas Past:
“The Holly and The Ivy,”  “Glad Tidings,”  “Ode to Joy,”  “Tag Set”
Making Memories Crystal Brads
Open Stock trim
Tim Holtz Distress Ink

Here we have an oh-so-pretty layout that Tracey created for Homecoming. There are so many sweet, delicate details to this LO! Tracey utilized out Le'Romantique collection as well as Graphic 45 Staples to create this little treasure.

 

“Yes, the pictures on this layout look a bit different than normal.  Can you tell what I did?  It is a technique that I love and I use on special layouts.  I printed these photos directly onto Bazzill textured cardstock.  This technique gives the photos a very mat finish and the texture of the paper makes the photos look like they are actually on canvas… the cool look of canvas at a budget price!  I then matted the photos on the new Core’dinations Graphic 45 Timeless Collection Cardstock… talk about texture on texture!  I sanded the cardstock which really makes it come to life!  To help with the staggered layers of the photos, I backed each photo mat with chipboard, then adhered the photos with different sizes of foam adhesive.  Distress… ink… Graphic 45 flowers and buttons… the green accent flowers and a few trinkets and this layout is done!” -Tracey

Supplies List:

Graphic 45 Le’ Romantique Collection – “Key to My Heart,”  “Well Groomed,”  “Tag Set”
Graphic 45 Staples Collection – “Flower Staples,”  “Chipboard Button Staples”
Core’dinations ColorCore Cardstock – Graphic 45 Timeless Collection
Bazzill Cardstock
Prima Marketing Flowers
Tim Holtz -  Distress Ink and Trinket Pins
Maya Road – Trinket Pins (Crystals)
Jolee’s Boutique – Vintage Gems
K&Company – Keys Metal Art
Melissa Frances – Vintage Keyholes
Sakura – Black Glaze Pen
Open Stock ribbon

Here we have another adorablely beautiful layout by Tracey. She used our Hallowe'en In Wonderland paper as well as our Times Nouveau Alphabet paper. This is a great example of how easy it is to mix and match our papers seemlessly. Wonderful job, Tracey!

“When you have a photo that is as special and perfect to you (as this one of my puppy, Abby, is to me), you have to let it rule your layout.  Use an over sized photo and limit your embellishments so that there is no doubt that your photo takes center stage.  I pulled in some of my favorite “Hallowe’en in Wonderland” papers, “Times Nouveau” Die Cut Alphas, and new Core’dinations Graphic 45 Timeless Collection ColorCore Cardstock for this simple and fun layout.  I also added some foam adhesive and Pop Dots to be sure the layers of this layout “popped!” -Tracey

Supplies List

Graphic 45 Hallowe’en in Wonderland Collection – “Wonderland Classifieds,”  “Jabberwocky,”  “Hallowe’en In Wonderland Borders”
Graphic 45 Times Nouveau – “Die Cut Alphas”
Core’dinations ColorCore Cardstock – Graphic 45 Timeless Collection
Tim Holtz Distress Ink
Sakura Souffle Pen

Beautiful work, Tracey! Thank you for sharing your ideas with us!

We hope you all harvested some inspiration from these lovely projects. Have a fantastic day and enjoy the countdown to Thanksgiving!

Team Graphic 45

Monday Craft Extravaganza with Gloria Stengel

Good Monday to you Crafters!

We've got a special treat for you today; some terrific craft ideas and inspiration by Gloria Stengel! Gloria is is one of our lovely and talented design team members and she's pulling out all the stops today with her beautiful holiday crafts. Get inspired with these exquisite ideas for gifts, cards, layouts, and home decor. It's the perfect thing to get you in the holiday gift-making spirit! Also, Gloria is going to be a sponsor for the 365 Cards challenge blog hop from November 21-27. Be sure to check it out!

Autumn Spectacular 12x12 Layout

 

"Fall is my favorite season. However, I currently live in San Diego and there is not much in the way of "fall color" here. I created this layout to celebrate some of the unique colors of fall in Southern California. The Graphic45 Steampunk and Renaissance Faire papers were perfect for my project. Most things stay green year-round here on the southern CA coast. I have noticed, after five years, that things do change color, they just don't change into the golds, reds, and oranges of my east coast childhood. Many times they turn purple, pink, or deep green. Southern California is spectacular, in it's own way." -Gloria Stengel

Autumn Spectacular 12x12 Layout

Supplies List:

Graphic45 Papers: Steampunk (Nouveau Artistry), Renaissance Faire (Awakening, Triumphant, Venetian Lace)

Cardstock: American Crafts

Pearls: Recollections

Large tag: Graphic45 Staples collection packaging

Doily - Michael's Crafts

Resin flower: Making Memories

Paper flowers: Wild Orchid Crafts

Journaling block: 7Gypsies

Rub-ons: Scenic Route

Photographs: Lowes Home Improvement magazine

Sketch inspiration: PageMaps

 

Complements of the Season Home Decor

"I love making seasonal wall hangings to decorate my home. They are fun to make with small bits of this and that from my craft room. They are also fairly inexpensive, so are easy to change with the holidays or seasons. Nothing says Christmas like vintage images and sparkle! I made this wall hanging for my craft space. It features our family Christmas photo from 2007."

Complements of the Season Home Decor

Supplies List:

Graphic45 Papers: Christmas Past (Holiday Spirit, Jolly Old St. Nicholas, Letters to Santa, Carol of the Bells, Ode to Joy, Tags)

Large chipboard shape: local scrapbook store

Pins: Maya Road

Chipboard bird: Maya Road

Foam ornament: Pink Paislee

Bingo cards: Jenni Bowlin bingo card packaging

Pearl: Kaisercraft

Ribbon: May Arts

Grommets: We R Memory Keepers

 Doily: Michael's Crafts

Ink: Ranger Distress (Fired Brick, Vintage Photo)

Glitter: Ranger Stickles (Diamond)

Flowers: Wild Orchid Crafts

Pine cone: Michael's Crafts

Leaf: Prima

Thanks Gift Bag

 

Thanks Gift Bag

Supplies List:

Graphic45 Papers: Steampunk (Victorian Transformers),

On the Boardwalk (Sea Side Chic), Times Nouveau (Sitting Pretty)

Paper gag: Michael's Crafts

Cardstock: Bazzill, Stampin' Up

Ribbon: CropStop

Flowers: Wild Orchid Crafts

Leaf: Apron Strings Designs kit

Pearls: Zva

Pin: Wild Orchid Crafts

Chipboard alpha: Maya Road

Glitter: Ranger Stickles (Star Dust)

Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black), Ranger Distress (Vintage Photo), Copic Markers

Stamp: Sugar Nellie

Tools: Spellbinder dies, Quickutz embossing folder

Holiday Note Planner

"I love to give my friends and neighbors handmade items for the holidays. This little notepad holder makes the perfect gift. They are easy to make, and can be customized for any theme. You can also purchase the 5"x8" pads at the office supply store, and for a small fee, they will cut them in half! You get two 2.5"x8" pad from each!" -Gloria Stengel

Holiday Note Planner

Supplies List:

Graphic45 Papers: Fashionista (Fashionista), Christmas Past (Deck the Halls)

Cardstock: American Crafts, Stampin' Up

Tools: Spellbinders dies, EK Success edge punch

Stamps: Papertrey Ink, Making Memories

Ink: Stampin'' Up (Not Quite Navy), Memento (Tuxedo Black)

Pins: Maya Road, Wild Orchid Crafts

Snowflake: Michael's Crafts

Paper pad: Papertrey Ink

Ribbon: unknown

Snowman Christmas Card

"It's that time of year to make Christmas cards for all of my friends and family. I've made my own cards since 1995. It's a labor of love for me. This little card features some of the Graphic45 Christmas Past line and my favorite snowman stamp. The inside says: Sing praise and joy to God above for His glorious gift of peace and love."

Snowman Christmas Card

Supplies List:

Graphic45 Papers: Christmas Past (The Night Before Christmas, Let it Snow)

Cardstock: Bazzill, Stampin' Up

Stamps: Stampin' Up

Tools: Spellbinders dies

Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black), Close to My Heart (Indian Corn Blue), Ranger Distress (Antique Lace), Copic markers

Pearl: Recollections

Snowflake: Michael's Crafts

Lace: local scrapbook store

Large (4"x9") Christmas Tag Home Decor

"This is another fun decor item I made for the holidays. For this large tag, I cut a piece of thick chipboard to 4"x9", then used a Tim Holtz die to create a decorative edge on one end. I painted the chipboard with several layers of crackle paint, first with weathered wood, then with picket fence. Once the paint was dry, I rubbed a bit of distress ink over it to enhance the crackle. I decorated the tag with Graphic45 papers and some other embellishments. I added some hand dyed wrinkle ribbon to enhance the vintage charm." -Gloria

Large (4"x9") Christmas Tag Home Decor

Supplies List:

Paper - Graphic45 Christmas Past (Carol of the Bells, Letters to Santa, Victorian Greetings, Holiday Spirit)

Ink - Ranger Distress (Fired Brick, Vintage Photo)

Paint - Tim Holtz Crackle (weathered wood, picket fence)

Die - Tim Holtz Alterations (scallop edge)

Flowers - Prima (large white), Wild Orchid Crafts (small white), unknown (leaves)

Glimmer mist - Tattered Angels (Dazzling Diamonds, Creme de Cocoa)

Metal embellishments - Tim Holtz (clip, clock, spinners), We R Memory Keepers (grommet)

Pins - Maya Road (white), fabric store (red, gold)

Pearls - Kaisercraft

Other - chipboard, wrinkle ribbon

Spactaucular work, Gloria! Thanks so much for sharing these gorgeous pieces with us!

We hope you all have a fantastic day out there as you gear up for Thanksgiving! Lots more craft ideas and holiday inspiration to come.

Team Graphic 45

Prize Friday Big Winner!

Hello Fabulous Crafters!

We're ready to announce the winner of this week's contest! We asked you to leave us a comment on our blog about your favorite Thanksgiving dish. There were so many scrumptious ideas that we had to leave it up to our trusty random number generator to choose our big winner. Thanks to everyone who left a comment! Hopefully it inspired some delicious dishes at your holiday table.

This week's winner is Ava Cottagerca! Here is what Ava had to say about her favorite Thanksgiving dish. "My favorite is called "Honey Cake." I am sure it has other names also. You can fast track the recipe by using graham crackers rather than make a cake dough from scratch. The filling is cooked creme of wheat. Great chocolate icing. Takes forever to make, well worth the wait. 3 layers of creme of wheat, a slab the size of a cookie sheet. Devine!!!" 

Yum! Ava, please contact us at info@g45papers.com to claim your prize. And happy cooking and/or baking to all of you this Thanksgiving!

Team Graphic 45

Come join us for our 2nd day of blog hoppin' with Spellbinders Paper Arts!

Howdy!
Wow, did you check out all that inspiration that is being shared in this fun Holiday Hoppin' Blog Swap?

I hope that you are ready for the second day of hoppin' with Graphic45 and Spellbinders! We are ready to send you off on your journey.....Your first stop is Candy Rosenberg's blog where she shares how she used her Nested Crowns as a Christmas decoration. 

Participating Blogs:

Mona Pendleton Gina Hanson Deborah Young Becca Feeken Julie Overby Kimberly Crawford AJ Otto Margie Higuchi Beth Pingry Jennifer Holmes Kerry Urbatch Shona Erlenborn Tammy Inman Jessica Turner Brenda Hurd Julie Koerber Rae Barthel Rachel O'Crowley Kellie Fortin Kristen Cohen Joy Dickson Candy Rosenberg Laura Craigie Stephanie Hester Leesa Crutcher Nina Brackett

Thank you for joining us and hope you are having as much fun as we are,

Team Graphic45

We are blog hoppin' with Spellbinders! Check out all the inspiration and hop with us!

 
Welcome to the first day of the Spellbinders™ Paper Arts Holiday Hoppin’Blog Hop!  Graphic45, along with Spellbinders are showcasing their newest products just in time for your Holiday crafting and gift giving.  Lots of creative ideas are in store, as well as prizes galore!

To get started, please visit our design team member, Christie Bryant as she shares todays inspiration with you and gets you going in the hop with links to participating designers for today.  Remember to come back tommorrow, as we will have a new list of blogs to visit with many more chances to win!

Participating Blogs

Latisha Yoast, Judy Hayes, Kazan Clark, Ashley Cannon Newell, Holly Simoni, Debbie Olson, Heidi Blankenship, Sherry Cheever, Linda Duke, Laurie Schmidlin, Cheryl Marie Walker, Jill Jacobsen, Jennifer Priest, Christina Klauer, Jodi Sanford, Leslie Miller, Mimi Leinbach, Robyn O’Crowley, Sharon Harnist, Liz Hicks, Sarah Hamer, Wendy Sue Anderson, Anary Baumgarth, Jenifer Dove, Gina Krupsky

We are so excited to have you join us, good luck and have some crafty fun with us!

Team Graphic45