My baby is mobile! I knew it would happen sometime, but it's happening too fast! My sweet girl...

Hey all, check out Laurel's blog.... she's celebrating an anniversary! http://want2scrap.blogspot.com/2009/01/blogoversary.html#links
Its also nice to see someone that does Close to My Heart for a change of pace. :)

I have officially decided to become a hobbyist demo... for those of you who are unaware of what that means, e-mail me, you will benefit too! If anyone wants a free catty let me know~Stef

Halloween Challenge

My stamping time is limited these days, since Nate is working in Casper. It is often just Ella and I! Since moving from that run-down house, we are in a temporary apartment, and I chose not to move everything, as it will just have to move again. I regret that... as so much of my crafting supplies is in storage. I should have at least grabbed my Halloween/Fall/Thanksgiving stamp stash! I wanted to send a picture of my little butterfly with a Halloween card to a lot of our family! I am still aiming to make a few, but without my normal stash, I'm having a hard time! At least if Ella would sleep alone, instead of trying to wait for me to go to bed, I could start stamping before 11pm! :)

Stamp Club

Anyone else interested in joining a Stampers Ten Club? I have a few people interested. If we get 10, each member only needs to buy $15 worth of product each month! E-mail me for more info. We will be making some great projects!
Stef

CSI

Register with Torrington Office Supply with me!

I wanted to let you know about the Crop Scene Investigation event on Saturday November 15, 2008 sponsored by EK Success, K&Company, Inkadinkado, Martha Stewart Crafts and Prism cardstock at participating local scrapbook retailers. There will be activities including Make It & Take It projects and demonstrations**.Find out more and register at a participating local store! By registering you can win a daily prize!http://www.cropscene.com/** Stores may be hosting on an alternative date, check website for details. All activities while supplies last