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Tuesday, February 10, 2009

A little info about Jenni Bowlin


PLUS another free spot giveaway!

Go check out Jenni's blog here and leave a comment between now and twelve noon on Friday, Feb. 13th to win a spot at the Event!



How long have you been scrapbooking? 10 years
What was your first venture into the crafting world? I used to create greeting cards when I was a little girl and sell them at the side of the road in my neighborhood!
First crafty claim to fame? I guess winning the Creating Keepsakes “Hall of Fame” contest way back when. That seems to be when it all started!
Favorite type of project? mini album, layout, card, altered? Altered – everything I do still has a story to tell (and usually a photograph) but I love the unusual.
Favorite type of embellishment? buttons
Tool you can't live without? My Duck brand tape runner and my pinking shears (okay that’s 2)!

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Class #1 Sneak Peek & Description



"What Makes a House a Home?" layout & project class
Designed & Taught by Jenni Bowlin

What makes a house a home? – is it the smell of coffee brewing? The squeals of little ones? The pictures on the wall? Celebrating what makes our house a home is the theme for our class layout (and special bonus project!)! Make a list, take some photos, and pick a seat as we learn new techniques and make a treasured keepsake in the process (using the latest and greatest Jenni Bowlin Studio products).


*Sponsored by Jenni Bowlin Studios*


If you can't see the supply list image above, here is the plain text version:

Bring your basic tool box (trimmer, scissors, craft knife and mat, decorative scissors ((mini pinking shears in particular)) and various glues including a dry tape runner, glue dots and liquid glue or Glossy Accents. A Krylon metallic silver paint pen would also come in handy). Photos should be sized to approx. 2” x 4” with some room for cropping.