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Friday, February 20, 2009
Pay it Forward
"The first 3 people to leave a comment on this post will receive a handmade (or possibly store-bought) gift from me during this year. When and what will be a surprise. There's a small catch though...Post this same thing on your own blog and then come back and leave a comment telling me you're in. Remember, only the first 3 comments receive the gift!"
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Heritage In The Making
Okay you all! You know all those super-cute pictures that you took that are still sitting in the deep dark recesses of your camara's memory card or piled dejectedly in a box just waiting for the day when you have the time and space to bust out the ol' scrapbooking stuff? Or how about those priceless black and whites, wedding, and baby photos that you wouldn't trade for the world?
How are you going to make sure your precious memories are passed on without the taint of time?
Ok, enough of the cheesy sales pitch, but really! I just decided to become a Heritage Makers consultant because I LOVE their stuff! If you've never seen it...you must! No more messy glue and scissor scrapbooking (although I love love love to make those tedious, all-consuming, delicate scrapbook albums). I've found a much better way to preserve my pictures and memories by compiling them into these gorgeous hardbound, professionally printed books.
...And it's completely digital so you can do it all from your computer. Just by downloading your pictures, choosing what type of project you want to do (storybook, calendar, cookbook, greeting card, announcement, etc...) you can make the entire thing from scratch using their hundreds and hundred of design elements or you can use one of their templates and just pop your pictures and texts in. It's really easy. I'm not very good with computer stuff and I figured it out piece of cake! So now that you are drooling all over yourself to find out more about this fantastic product...here's how!
I'm hosting my very first workshop tomorrow night (Thursday the 12th) at 7 PM at my house. So feel free to pop in. There's going to be lots of prizes, cookies, and, of course, the how-to's. Please please please come! I know it's last minutes so if you can't make it but still want to know more just give me a call or visit my website http://www.heritagemakers.com/347094.
I love you guys and you know I don't do stuff unless I'm totally convinced it's a good thing so come check it out!
How are you going to make sure your precious memories are passed on without the taint of time?
Ok, enough of the cheesy sales pitch, but really! I just decided to become a Heritage Makers consultant because I LOVE their stuff! If you've never seen it...you must! No more messy glue and scissor scrapbooking (although I love love love to make those tedious, all-consuming, delicate scrapbook albums). I've found a much better way to preserve my pictures and memories by compiling them into these gorgeous hardbound, professionally printed books.
...And it's completely digital so you can do it all from your computer. Just by downloading your pictures, choosing what type of project you want to do (storybook, calendar, cookbook, greeting card, announcement, etc...) you can make the entire thing from scratch using their hundreds and hundred of design elements or you can use one of their templates and just pop your pictures and texts in. It's really easy. I'm not very good with computer stuff and I figured it out piece of cake! So now that you are drooling all over yourself to find out more about this fantastic product...here's how!
I'm hosting my very first workshop tomorrow night (Thursday the 12th) at 7 PM at my house. So feel free to pop in. There's going to be lots of prizes, cookies, and, of course, the how-to's. Please please please come! I know it's last minutes so if you can't make it but still want to know more just give me a call or visit my website http://www.heritagemakers.com/347094.
I love you guys and you know I don't do stuff unless I'm totally convinced it's a good thing so come check it out!
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