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Weekly Newsletter  Vol. 8   Issue 42

October 23, 2006


Pumpkin carving might seem like an intimidating venture for families with small children. Don't worry, the knives can wait. Use your crafting supplies to create stencils and more that can be used for decorating your pumpkins. Little hands will love finger painting, gluing and placing stickers on their pumpkins. Don't forget to keep your camera handy for recording the memories.
 


In This Issue:

1.  Editor's Welcome
2.  Doodling for Grown Ups
3.  Organizational Illnesses
4.  Complete A Survey
5.  Quick Gifts
   

 

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Welcome from the Editor

Welcome: I tend to put a lot on my plate, and crafting has been no exception. Between gift albums, holiday cards, birthday cards and my regular scrapping, I often feel overwhelmed. It's during these times that I have yet another list; not of things I NEED to do, but rather of things I CAN do to stop feeling so stressed. Among the items on that list are: journaling and sketching. How do you keep from feeling overwhelmed? Really take some time to think about it, especially with the holidays approaching. Starting now is a great way to ease some of the stress that comes with the holiday season.

Happy Scrapping!
Hailey
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Doodling for Grown Ups

I can hear my teachers’ voices: “Judy, pay attention. I want you to stop doodling right this minute!” Throughout elementary school, I got into trouble for drawing when I should have been thinking about math or geography. Those were the days when teachers commanded full attention, art was limited to half an hour twice a week, and I spelled my name with a “y” at the end. By seventh grade I’d switched to Judi, discovered the joys of daily art classes, and learned how to doodle while simultaneously appearing to be listening to the teacher, a skill that serves me well to this day during meetings.

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Cures for Your Organizational Illness

Scrapbookers are prone to a plethora of Hobbitational Hazards, number two on the list, just behind buying too much, (is that possible?) is being disorganized. Read on to get your diagnosis and a prescription for the cure.

“I know I’ve got it Influenza” is that painful sickness that drives you to spend extended periods of time digging and searching. The final phase of this illness is an overwhelming urge to rush madly to your favorite scrapbook store and buy it AGAIN!

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Complete a Survey for a Chance to Win

There are so many options when it comes to picking an album. Of course, we all want the perfect one for displaying our masterpieces! Tell us about your perfect album - what do you look for, what size do you prefer, how do you use them? One participant will win a pair of albums from Westrim Crafts.

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Quick Gifts That Can Change Your Life

As the holidays approach, everyone’s schedule becomes busier and busier but we still want to give personal gifts that have meaning. Here’s a quick gift idea that can be personalized easily or that can be given as is to help get a friend who has always wanted to scrapbook an excuse to begin.

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