The newest issue of 'The Stampers Sampler' has hit the newstands but my copy hasn't arrived yet(insert a BIG frown here....lol). A couple of friends (you know who you are...:) e-mailed me and spilled the beans that I have a few published items in there. Needless to say I'm thrilled and so happy I have people willing to take a minute or two to contact me over this important stuff! I think submitting becomes an actual addiction, really! Unfortunately I don't have a lot of free time to create but I've been extremely lucky in having had so much published:0
These photos were taken before I mailed them in but thought I'd share them in case you haven't seen the newest issue yourself. My friends Lynne Moncrief and Louise Granlund have some gorgeous cards in there that are truly, truly amazing. It's so much fun to share that joy of creativity with these gals! I may not be rich, but I am in other ways....NO DOUBT ABOUT IT;)
For this particular issue (paper bag challenge), I made school lunch bag and another to hold a Christmas gift. Both were stamped with images from Oxford Impressions. The angel tag was made with stamps from Purple Onion Designs. Unfortunately, the angel image itself was incorrectly identified in the magazine, but is from digitalcollagesheets.com.
Hope you are able to purchase this issue soon and see all the great items yourself. Can't wait to get my copy (hopefully soon)to absorb all that inspiration. This issue is definately a keeper!!!!
Have a wonderful rest of the weekend, everyone!
Congratulations!!! Love all your beautiful cards!!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS not once, not twice but thrice!!! You so deserve this. You know that I have been a fan of your art before we became on-line friends so to be published in the same magazine as you is so special (that goes for Take Ten also!!). Wish you had more time to make art. Lynne x
ReplyDeleteI wish when I was brown bagging it they would have looked this gorgeous. Yay for being published!
ReplyDeleteYea Debbie!! I really loved your school lunch sack in the magazine - such a fun thing to decorate and you used those Oxford Impressions stamps so perfectly.
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