Daniela Dobson created this tag and holder using a ton of her Prima scraps and a recycled tiny paper bag!
You don't have to use Halloween themed paper to make Halloween projects. Daniela used Paisley Road papers that had the Halloween colors she was looking for. She die-cut a 1 1/2 inch circle for the moon and drew the bat by hand. The felt DeVine stem added to the Halloween theme.
Check out the use of a felt DeVine as her scary tree! So simple and so perfect!
Before we start our Banner feature we have a request for you!
Each month we pick a fabulous Reader's Find from our gallery...well we have a brand-new site and the gallery is not up and running yet...SO...if you have a stunning Prima-based project that you would love the world to see please send a photo (or two) to email@example.com. Please put November Newsletter Project in the subject. Thank you!
Leaves create the perfect banner shape as shown on this gorgeous card by Nic Howard! Adhere your leaves and add a row of dimensional dots across the top for a "string" effect. Add your sentiment and a cluster of flowers, and don't forget a few gems and lace to finish!
841638 Jack and Jill Green Fields
841652 Jack and Jill Daydreamer
537753 Athena flowers
540463 Rose leaves
812041 Whispered Words Alphas
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist in Black Gold, Tuscan Sun & Tutti Frutti
This Happy Home Banner Frame was a wooden frame that Daniela Dobson covered with paper. What a fun way to alter a frame and turn it in to a fabulous home decor piece! Simply replace the middle "photo" section with product packaging and adhere trim on the inside. Journaling stickers added to the banner draw your eye across the project for extra fun.
Daniela also creatively uses one of our floral jewelry necklaces!
Liana Suwandi brings us a PERFECT fall banner to hang up during these chillier days! Just cut your pendant shapes...string them on some gorgeous Prima lace and add your decorations! Can you see this hanging from a mantle? Or a window? There are so many fabulous uses for BANNERS!
Liana Suwandi also uses a banner for her title on this super sweet FALL page! See how playful and free-flowing the title is? Add a journaling card and a few well-chosen accents to finish off the layout Prima-style!
Tip: Add Stickles to the outside of each triangle to draw your eye to the banner!
Love Liana's Fall banner on her layout above? We love how she took the same banner idea and used it on this richly-toned card. Now that's being resourceful! (Green Tip: check out her use of packaging too!)
We hope you have found the design team's projects fun AND inspiring! Please feel free to share your banner projects done up "Prima-style" with us on Facebook! Just look for "Prima Marketing Flowers" and click "LIKE".
Hi! My name is Alyssa McGrew, and I am so excited to have this opportunity to tell you more about myself and my personal quirks.
For starters, I am a stay-at-home mom living in central Indiana. Prior to having children I worked for AIG and enjoyed the corporate world very much, so this has been a big change for me. I have found, however, that I really enjoy being at home and spending the days watching my children grow and learn.
My oldest, Milena, is in Kindergarten and is homeschooled; and my youngest, Elijah, is in preschool. They keep life busy, and give me many moments to scrapbook. Without them, I would have to search much harder for great photos and layout inspiration!
Capturing Fall Journal
This fall is an interesting time in our lives, with school starting, our family launching 2 new small businesses, and our youngest moving fully from the "baby" stage to the "kid" stage. I am dreaming of leaving the diaper bag at home permanently and moving into a new stage in life. I created this altered notebook as an art journal/photo record/scrapbook about this fall season and what it means to our family. So far the inside is empty, but I am taking the photos and planning the pages as we speak!
This layout uses the boy side of the So Cute line, and features a photo of my son. He was intently watching a television program, and not a kids program either. It was a show on Food Network about how things are made, and he was so focused and intent! I just love watching his young mind absorbing information.
This layout is about the first trip we took in my new car (yes, it is GOLD!) We went to see Grandma and Grandpa and attend a family reunion. While we were waiting for my husband to purchase the necessary travel beverages (we are a family of beverage lovers... all of us have a drink in hand most of the day), I snapped a few photos of the car and the kids. The Road Trip Collection was perfect for these photos.
My final project to share with you is all about a subject near and dear to me (and probably you as well): Art! Growing up I did poorly in art class, and didn't feel I had a creative bone in my body. Scrapbooking has been the activity that took me totally by surprise and has given me an artistic outlet that I never expected to have.
I made this little book out of the Fairy Flora Chipboard and added a series of some of my favorite quotes about my newest passion: Art!
Thank you everyone for posting suggestions last week in the comment section about classes you would like to see on Live with Prima! We have read every comment and we plan to develop classes based on your requests! November and December will be chock full of holiday ideas for home decor and gift giving. And we will have more layout classes starting end of December through January. The November schedule will be posted on our Live with Prima website the end of this week. And if you are looking for Prima supplies or kits, be sure to check out our store locator located on the site too. If you interested in attending our classes, tune in at the scheduled times and go to our Prima channel on ustream!
This album is filled with hidden pockets and journaling cards on every page. The border cut edge is beautiful and creates a very dainty look in this album. The Prima Fairy Flora papers are so versatile, that this could easily be a fall themed album too!
This banner is stunning! Join Rebecca for this amazing class to see how you can create a gorgeous piece of home decor for the fall season. She will give you several ideas on how to decorate Prima canvas using different art mediums and masking techniques that will want to try! Not to mention all of the gorgeous Prima flowers and ideas on how to incorporate them in any project.
920838 - 4x6 Canvas Page Refills (2 packages) 541972 - Fairy Flora Notecards 536954 - Devines 536992 - Devines 539672 - Maple Leaves 542597 - Sweet Taffy Blue 537777 - Athena Flowers Nuevo Ice 543327 - Autumn Harvest Ginger 539795 - Umbrella Coordinates 301101 - E-Line Flowers White 300890 - E-Line Flowers Brown 535858 - SIIP&SIIC Brown Swirls 535186 - Raja Centers Brown 535179 - Raja Centers Olive 536060 - Dynasty Centers Azure 536107 - Dynasty Centers Peridot 536084 - Dynasty Centers Topaz 882013 - Mask 541088 - Brown Lace (1 yard) 541149 - Brown Lace (1 yard) 541170 - Brown Loop Ribbon (1 yard) 541415 - White Lace (1 yard)
Class reminder: Claudine Helmuth is our guest designer on Live with Prima tonight!
Claudine is going to be teaching a tips and technique class using Prima products with her Studio product line from Ranger! A match made in heaven! Be sure to tune into our Prima channel on Ustream for this free "Live" class at 4:30pm PST (5:30pm MDT/ 6:30pm CST/ 7:30pm EST) tonight!
To join the chat, create a free login on Ustream, search "Prima Marketing Inc." and click on our logo. It will take you right to our channel where the class is taking place. There are going to be two prizes given away at the end of the show. To be eligible to win, you have to be signed in to ustream and participate in the chat. The chat is located next to the video screen. Cari and Sharon will be moderating to answer any questions you may have during the show.
Well, Prima recently released a gorgeous set of Floral Jewelry Necklaces that can be worn as is...or altered to customize it to fit YOUR needs! Our design team has created some very cute and creative projects using our floral jewelry. We hope you find something that you LOVE!
Cari Fennell took one of our necklaces and then added a few special flowers to create this beauty. See how easy it is to customize one for a boutique effect?
Birgit Koopsentook a ready-made Prima necklace and added it to a headband for her absolutely adorable daughter! How sweet is that idea? (And it is very economical when comparing Prima's necklace price to ready-made floral headbands out on the market.)
Stacy Cohen added an altered necklace to her tank neckline! This easy clip-on/clip-off accessory is perfect for any seasonal top! Stacy first colored the white flowers with alcohol inks by Ranger and then added other flowers to fill it in and make it a showstopper. (Try adhering the flowers to the tank with Velcro for a fast and simple solution that allows you to switch out flowers as you wish.)
Trina McCluneadded a floral necklace to her absolutely stunning layout. She first cut the necklace in half, added a different flower to the center and then adhered everything to the layout as shown. Stitch the ribbon ties in place for sweet movement on your page.
Anabelle also created this GORGEOUS all-white gift bag for a wedding! (This would work just as well for a first communion or baptism.) The nexklace adds a stunning touch that you just cannot find out on the market.
Don't we have the cutest little models ever here at Prima? Alyssa McGrew has her gorgeous daughter showing off a colored necklace/headband she altered for her. What's cool is that her sweet daughter can wear this as a necklace OR tie it up in her hair as a headband too.
Alyssa colored the flowers with a variety of art mediums:
Paint with Tattered Angels Glaze: Wicked, Waterfall, Emerald Cove. Then add Stickles (clear), and use Copic BG05 on some of the edges. Then mist with TA Glimmer Mist Marshmallow.
I used to look at Mondays like Garfield the cat does. Let's just say he isn't very cheerful about this particular day of the week!
However, I have come to TOLERATE Mondays. I do feel so much more refreshed after a great week-end. Well, this past week-end was extra fun as my sweet daughter, Brittany, turned 21! Now, how in the world did that happen? (When people say kids grow up too fast they really do know what they are talking about.) Here she is on her birthday!
Brittany used to be on Prima's team when she was a wee squirt! Since then she has grown up and is a junior in college majoring in Graphic Design. (She still dabbles in scrapbooking and does our Hybrid feature in our FAB monthly newsletter!) You have got to download this month's freebie that Britt created and play along with me.
Each hybrid design is created just for you! Once you save it on your computer you can print it out as many times as you wish. Brittany created these two projects with her digital elements:
(Using the pumpkin card option Britt created a fun card with touches of divine texture! )
(Using the tag option Britt printed the pumpkin on our Annalee patterned paper for extra dimension, then decorated it with a Pearl swirl and a piece of our felt devine.)
Well, I am going to take this tag download and show you another way to use it for fast and easy TREATS for Halloween.
Prima pumpkin tag print-outs
clear treat bags (I used Wilton party bags)
candy corn (or any other candy that survives in the house long enough to be bagged!)
curly ribbon (to tie bags shut)
crepe paper (for decoration, optional)
First fill your bag with candy and tie it shut with the curly ribbon. Add a crepe paper bow if desired, or just leave the curly ribbon a bit longer.
After cutting out your tags (with a plain scissors as shown OR a pinking shears for extra fun) you will need the following Prima products to decorate it with style:
Sugarplum Roses in Chestnut-543716 (you could really use any small Prima flower for these)
Say It In Crystals swirl-535841 (we will cut these apart so one swirl will decorate 3-4 bags)
Add part of a crystal swirl using the swirl on the tag as a guide.
Cut the felt devines apart for the pumpkin's "stem and leaves"
Now grab a few other supplies to kick these tags up a notch!
Black Distress Ink
Pumpkin Spice Glimmer Mist
Cut off the clear bag tops with the pinking shears.
Add a flower to the tag and ink the edges with black ink.
Adhere the tag to the front of your treat bag with a glue dot.
OR add a touch of Silver Stickles to the flower for a sparkly option!
OR spray your flower with a little Pumpkin Spice Glimmer Mist for more intense color and a touch of glimmer!
What you have are stunning treat bags perfect for handing out to co-workers, neighbors, your kid's teachers or friends! These really are fun and FAST to make. Get the kids involved and have a grand ole time together cranking these sweet treats out together! And do it today to make your MONDAY even sweeter!
September's sketch was so much fun! We had a ton of entries which showed how versatile thisBuild-A-Page really is.
First off congrats to our (always-VERY-hard-to-choose) winner:
Anna colored her Paisley Road paper (841676-how absolutely creative is that? It's like getting two papers in one.) to set the tone for this vibrant layout! (So creative and so stinking cute.) Her adorable photo, use of packaging, and wise accent choices make this an all-around FAB winner!
Anna-please email to claim your prize within 7 days: firstname.lastname@example.org
Colours reflect our mood and fill our scrapbooks; it's time to celebrate the colors we use!
Do you love colour? Would you love to improve the way you use colour in your projects? Do you want to immerse yourself in a workshop that takes you through a whole rainbow of possibilities? Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet… colours are all around us!
"Join Nic Howard as she uses instructional videos, handouts and audios to guide you through a variety of techniques to create stunning scrapbook pages. If you want to be part of a workshop full of fun colour theory, techniques and step-by-step assignments to extend the way you include colour in your projects, then Nic is here to help you achieve your creative scrapbooking goals!"
(Bonus: Prima is sponsoring a few FAB giveaways during the six week workshop! You will absolutely love how Nic & other Prima design team members use our products during this FUN class! )
Want to WIN a free spot in Nic's class? Just leave a comment right here on the Prima blog telling us why you want to take Nic's class and we will choose one lucky winner on Tuesday, October 27th!
The Scrapbook Expo in Ontario California starts today! Prima is offering free make and takes in select Retailer booths throughout the weekend. If you plan to attend the event, be sure to stop by these locations to make a free layout using fabulous Prima products! There is a different make and take in each booth!
Prima Make and Take schedule:
Friday, October 22nd 10am – 12noon – Strictly Scrapooking Friday, October 22nd 12:30pm – 3:30pm – Scrapbook Grammie Saturday, October 23rd 9:30am – 12:30pm – Strictly Scrapbooking Saturday, October 23rd 1:30pm – 4:30pm – Story Tellers
Information for Scrapbook Expo in Ontario California here!
October's PPP is FILLED with delightfullyspooky products which are perfect for your Halloween (and fall) projects!
(Make sure you scroll down for last month's winner!)
Just look a the gorgeous flowers offered in purples, oranges and black...the whimsical chandelier-patterned Little Boo paper...smoky black E-Line pearls and alphas, creepy, crawling vines, and sparkly orange Sultancenters!
Prima has a wide variety of perfectly coordinating embellishments to go on your next project! Make sure to check these out for all your crafting needs.
For a chance to win some of these products:
1. Simply repost this blog post on your blog, facebook wall or other site (please follow TOU for sites.)
2. Then link your post back right here in the comments section. We will pick a winner the first week of November from the linked comments!
Today is Designer Day on the blog and we are very excited to introduce one of our fabulous ladies to you! Karola Witczak does absolutely STUNNING work that is light and airy and so beautiful with a shabby-chic touch. We hope you enjoy getting to know her a bit better!
Hi everyone, Karola here with a few words about Karola's world.
What is my world? Very chaotic, but full of happiness and positive emotions! I begin with where I am from and what I do - because it makes me just as I am.
I live in Poland, in the western part of the country, near the border with Germany, together with my husband, who's name is Martin and our six-year-old daughter Rose. Psst! I have to admit it, but do not tell anyone - once - for the first time I decided to write their names in English in the on-line world, because they are easier to remember and associate, really is Marcin and Róza.
Our daughter Rose is our proud and perfect happiness - she gives us so much joy and inspirationevery day, because both me and Martin are freelancers, he is musician and sound engineer, I am scrapbooking designer and instructor and I think thanks to this we can provide our daughter with a lot of creative ideas and show the world from another interesting perspective.
Who I am? Well, wait for a minute ...
I'm a girl fromPoland - country of many cultures and traditions, cheerful, brave people, who are famous worldwide for their warmth and kindness. This is country with a long and interesting history but also with many wonderful and talented scrappers! I am sure that at least some of them you know very well, I'm proud for my Polish girls so much!
Love my hometown calledGorzow Wielkopolski, I grew up here, went to school here, but when I became an adult - I left the city in search of happiness and my own place on the earth. I looked for this for a few years, in the meantime I found my love, but my happy place on earth only a year ago. We decided to settle in my hometown, and this return after years was for me a wonderful event. The city has changed so much over the years - grow up and become a modern, dynamic city with the fullness of its unique charm, which favors the development of any artistic soul. I am proud of the many local cultural initiatives, which we try to attend as often as possible. I am proud of our local sporting events, our city is famous for several Olympic medalists and theSpeedwayat the highest level! I am very proud that I came back here and again I'm proud of my not-so-big-but-totally-gorgeous town.
And here's our family:
What else can I say about myself? I'm full of contradictions - a little quiet, a little crazy, always under control and calm, too often too shy, but always friendly, kind girl, despite the fact that every day I live in total chaos - work, home, family - everything has its place and time, but to reconcile the many things it is not always easy. But I try to, because when so much is happening - I feel I'm alive and I feel a lot of positive vibes! When I do not create another layout or cards - I love to read books and I'm a big fan of Harlan Coben. I love the series House MD and 6 Feet Under, I'm addicted to music (jazz, soul, bossa nova, blues ...) and often listen to live music, and one of my biggest dreams is to travel to New Orleans:))
Phew, so much I wrote about myself, so let's get to scrapbooking. You know perfectly well that I'm known as a pastel girl, though I try to fight it and make a new color combos for my projects. Today I would like to show you some of my new projects, which - as I believe are specific to my style (but still do not know what a style!):
Canvas sheet wall/door hanging:
To create this wall hanging I used one of the sheets from a Donna Downey canvas album. I painted it white and blue paint, I added some of my favorite Jack and Jill collection and beautiful flowers from the Orchard Mix line. This is a simple recipe to create something in the style of shabby chic - very easy and fast!
Once I decided to create a form of escape from everyday life, other hobby to relax from scrapbooking (I know it's strange that one of us wants a break from scrapbooking!) Ceramics and pottery delighted me , I went to a few classes, made a few things, but unfortunately I did not have too much time lately. I still believe I will soon be able to come back to ceramics, I would like very much! The pictures show me when I make my first ceramic bowl:) As the bowl was very soft and had a lacy pattern - the Annalee collection was entirely appropriate to this LO!
Someone who knows me even slightly, knows that I love the cards in unusual shapes and from time to time I try to create another card in an interesting shape. When I create a card - I like to think a little outside the box. Most of these unusual shapes draw by myself - it's so easy to draw a pattern and cut with normal scissors - a great idea for both beginners and professional cardmakers!
This time I have Autumn Tree card, and especially for you I created a template - I hope it proves useful! Prima Autumn Leaves and gorgeous flowers in fall color combo has created an interesting very dimensional effect! It does not matter that this card will not fit in an normal envelope - you can always make a box for it!
Jack and Jill- Sugar Skies - 841607
Paisley Road - Journaling Cards in a box - 541965
Felt Gate - 542221
Winter Branches Grape - 543242
Autumn Leaves September - 539672
Camilla Flamenco - 539535
Belle Arte Nuveau - 539399
Madrigal Blossom Nocturne - 540142
Pebbles - 541545
Thank you for your attention and taking time to my Designer Day today! I'm happy that I could as a Prima Design Team member show you a piece of my personal world! Cheerfully waving to everyone in every corner of the globe! Please come visit my blog! ~Karola
We have a great schedule coming up on Live with Prima including a very special guest, Claudine Helmuth! She will share tons of tips and techniques using her product line called Claudine Helmuth Studios made by Ranger along with some of our amazing Prima products. She is a very talented mixed media artist, author and illustrator and we are very excited to have her guest on Live with Prima!
All you have to do is comment on this blog post and tell us what kind of projects or techniques you would like to see on our Live with Prima classes. We will choose a random winner from the comments and announce it here next Wednesday on the Prima blog. The deadline is at midnight Pacific Standard Time on Monday, October 25th! One comment per person please. See the prize pack below! Doesn't it look amazing?
There will be some changes to the Live with Prima schedule starting November:
Our International shows will continue to be scheduled on the third Tuesday of every month with special Guest Designers hosting on Live with Prima. In November, we are so excited to have Nic Howard as our special guest for our International show! She is so talented and her class is going to be amazing! Stay tuned for more information regarding her show in our November schedule announcement next week! Marion will be hosting two Thursday Night shows per month, so we will be filling the remaining time slots with a variety of guest designers in the months to come.
This is a fun and flower filled layout class using some of Prima's newsest products! Learn to design a flower collage using Prima's Sweet Taffy crocheted flowers, pearl swirls and more! There will be a bit of recycling too! Don't miss this fun class!
Join Claudine as she demonstrates amazing tips and techniques using her Studio Line from Ranger Industries and Prima products all in one class! Watch as she uses art mediums to design and decorate on Prima canvas, flowers and more. Claudine will share some fabulous ideas using her Creative Layer Stamps too! How cool!
It's that time of the year when temps drop to a tolerable level, while nature shows off by displaying gorgeous colors for all to see. The kids can run outside without becoming sweaty little buggers and there's a crisp scent to the air that is simply refreshing! Since the winds are changing all around us, we decided to change up our blog a bit too!
Pssst: Don't forget our Live With Prima class today at 11:00 AM PST. Click here for details! You won't want to miss Julie's FUN, FUN, FUN class!!!!!
Once or twice a month we hope to share a bit more with you than just projects.
We want you to get to know us better too! Today we will start with Sharon Laakkonen (that's ME by the way! I do almost all of our blog posts.) I hope to bring you inside stories from the fabulous people who work for Prima, along with some fun stories, step-by-step projects...maybe a recipe or two, and lots of other interesting tidbits. Let us know what you would love to see and we will try to get it for you!
So let's get going!
Professionally: I started with Prima over five years ago by applying for their first ever design team call...and, thank God, I made it! The rest, as they say, is history! I now coordinate our international design team of 20 absolutely amazingly talented gals, work with media relations, plan and co-coordinate events, create and teach projects internationally, work hands on with our Creative Director, co-moderate "Live With Prima" classes, and a bunch of other things that need to be done! I cannot imagine working for any other company since Prima and I are a great fit. I love their products, love the people whom I work with, and love the company's vision.
Personally: On a personal note I'm a pretty simple girl in a crazy, busy household in Kentucky!
I recently celebrated 25 years with my hubby, Bill (whom I met in pre-school. I wish I could find a pic of the two of us from back then! I'm pretty sure I was WAY taller than he was. :) )
Together we have three beautiful daughters-Brittany, Breanna and Bethany (who all happen to be in college right now-$$$)
...and four handsome boys- Brayden and Billy in the back and Jonathan and Josiah in the front-whom all happen to be at home with me. every. single. day. Haha. (We home-school-EEK! Now there's an adventure for you. It's our 18th year...which seems totally crazy to me, but it works and we love it. Only 12 more years to go...)
Our oldest daughter, Bethany, is married to a wonderful guy, Jon...
...and they JUST had a sweet little girl in February named Amariah Grace. (Somehow she ends up in a LOT of my layouts...I have no idea why! Do you?)
Things I Love: Photography, reading, a clean house, caesar salad, chicken fingers with honey mustard sauce, traveling, my mother-in-law's potato salad, dates with hubby, laughing, Bible Quizzing, hanging out with my kids and their friends, politics, history, games, snuggling with my grandbaby and...get ready for this...SCRAPBOOKING! Haha...I absolutely LOVE it. As soon as I take a new batch of photos I cannot wait to print them out and dig out my Prima products and art supplies. Sometimes I even dig out my sewing machine...hehe...(it gets used for scrapbooking ONLY now!)
Since it's fall and I just took my boys to the zoo (boy was that funny...think teen-age boys' humor and animals...in the same place) I made a special layout commemorating those fun memories just to share with you.
Favorite Season: I had so much fun trying a new technique on this project. First up...I sent the boys out to collect leaves. (I only needed about 5, but, SOMEHOW, got a lot more...along with a gorgeous purple flower that Josiah found. I REALLY hope it wasn't from the neighbor's flower garden.) I sealed the leaves with a bit of Tattered Angels Golden Goddess Glam. Here's a "before" shot:
And an "after" shot...look at that sparkle and shimmer! Make sure you coat both sides with a healthy amount of Glam.
Next I stamped on the leaf with a Jack and Jill text stamp with Frayed Burlap Distress Ink. (I LOVE that whimsical stamp. The text is all haphazard. Simply adorable.)
Next I added a hint of gold (with the same stamp) right on top of the brown ink:
After the ink dried I added the leaves right on my layout in a banner shape. Now how fun is that? I know they MAY dry a bit, but so far they look good! (This is a project I would frame and hang up instead of putting in an album just to protect the leaves.)
Here's a close-up of the leaves and our amazing 3-D letters which I popped up with foam.
And a shot of some of our gorgeous flowers and crystal leaves.
Thank you for letting me share so much with you! I hope you enjoyed getting to know me a bit better.
Be sure and try this technique on a fall project. I think you will LOVE it! And if you send your kids out to collect leaves I hope they bring you back a flower too!
Stay tune for a fabulous week of inspiring projects, wonderful "Live With Prima class" info and MORE...right here on the Prima blog!
Today we bring you a very special project using our gorgeous Journaling Cards! Karola Witzcak *geniusly* took a Prima Journaling Card box and altered it with Jack and Jill and Annalee papers! Now she has a matching home for her...
That's right...we have a gorgeous array of FALL and HALLOWEEN projects RIGHT here JUST for YOU! Be sure to keep checking back all month as we post tons of new projects...post a few give-aways... and introduce you to a couple...
Here is an update on upcoming Live with Prima classes this week. We have one more Halloween project, a gorgeous layout class and an International show for our viewers across the big pond! Not to mention our special guest, Claudine...
************************************************************************************************* Live with Prima Class Reminder! Tonight-Halloween Banner Class with Cari Fennell 6:30pm PST! (7:30pm MDT/ 8:30pm CST/ 9:30pm EST) Let's get ready for those trick or treaters and welcome them with this fun banner! We will be creating this...
This month Anam brings us a dynamic Build-A-Page sketch with a gorgeous shaped backdrop, fabulous tag journaling area, and lots of sweet scallops. Join in on the fun by submitting your Prima-based project (based on this sketch) by October 31st...
How about another WHOLE post dedicated to just cards in honor of World Card-Making Day? Stacy Cohen created this adorable patch-worked card using our new So Cute line and a few well-chosen flowers. Did you check out that cute paper...
They say that a picture is worth a thousand words so we hope you enjoy this very wordy post! Recently Prima attended the Collins Group Show in Orlando. We taught classes and showed off Prima's latest releases. These events are...
October is upon us and we have been busy getting seasonal projects together for the month! To start off, we have some great Halloween classes including tags, mini books and decorations! There will be a lot of fun and easy...
Are you ready for a prize winner? Let's see who won our Journaling Cards from last week's post! Tracy Sarra! I absolutely LOVE the mini idea! I would definitely use them for that. Too cute! Posted by: Tracy Sarra |...
In celebration of World Card-Making Day we would love to share a gorgeous variety of cards made by our talented team! Hopefully a few of our cards will inspire you to pull out your Prima and start creating! Enjoy! Starting...
Today we have a gorgeous flower frenzy post filled with inspiring projects using our latest and greatest flowers! Karola Witzcak brings us a super sweet design filled with her trademark touches...and finished with lots of feminine flowers...there are Belle Arte...


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Welcome back to 12 Months of Wreaths!
Each month, I get together with some of my blogging friends to craft a new seasonal wreath!
This month I crafted a super easy owl and pumpkin seasonal wreath. Usually I come up with my wreath idea and then shop for the supplies. But this time, I just happened to stumble across my supplies and then came up with a wreath for it! (Check out my fall bandana wreath if you’d like to see my most recent wreath for 12 Months of Wreaths.)
Mom Home Guide – Fall Owl Pumpkin Wreath
Dazzled While Frazzled – Thanksgiving Paper Bag Turkey Wreath
Easy Pumpkin & Owl Wreath Tutorial
My daughters and I were shopping in our local dollar store a few weeks back when I just happened to find two rolls of a cute fall pumpkin print wire ribbon. So I picked up two rolls. I then also spotted two cute owl fabric ornaments at the same dollar store. The dollar store also sells 12-inch wreath forms, so I had everything I needed to make my wreath!
To make the wreath, all I had to do was tie one end of the ribbon onto the wreath form and then wrap the ribbon onto the frame. I simply hot glued the ribbon on at either end to secure it.
Once the ribbon was on the wreath, all I had to do was hot glue the owl ornaments to the wreath and I was done! This wreath only took a few minutes to make.
Fall Gallery Wall
I didn’t know where to hang my new wreath at first, so I simply hung it on the knobs of my kitchen’s china cabinet. (As you can see in the photo above.) But eventually I decided that the wreath would be a good addition to my living room’s DIY gallery wall. To hang the wreath, all I needed was a Command hook, which only took a few minutes to hang.
The below photo shows my DIY gallery wall before I added my new fall wreath. (I made all the items on my gallery wall. Check out my DIY Fall Gallery Wall Post for more details.)
For Christmas, I hope to update the wall with a Christmas wreath.
Thanks again for joining us for 12 Months of Wreaths! We will be sharing a new wreath once a month in 2017!
Are you interested in sharing a wreath with us one (or more) months? We are accepting guest hosts! Email carrie (at) curlycraftymom (dot) com if you are interested!


Joe was born in Mt. Pleasant Township, Pennsylvania, on February 26, 1931. He graduated from Hurst High School in 1948.
Joe was always attracted to Polka music and it is easy to understand why he would become an outstanding Polka promoter. With a strong determination and the use of his personal he was able to bring Polka music into an area that was relatively foreign to this type of music. Beginning in 1951, he began his career as a Polka disc jockey with WHSB radio in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. He was host of the Joe Fiedor Polka Carousel Program heard every Sunday evening. Joe played Polka recordings from all over the country on his program. As the popularity of this music increased in the area, Joe started to book various bands to play at local dances. As the demand became greater for this music he was prompted to establish the well-known Fiedor’s Grove in Mt. Pleasant. A musician at heart, he was also singing with the Bob Gazda Polka Band from Pittsburgh and recorded with that group.
Joe delighted in introducing traveling bands to the local audiences. Among the polka personalities to appear for the first time was Li’l Wally from Chicago who played to a capacity crowd. Joe expanded his activities in Polka music and with a lot of promotion the Fiedor Grove soon became a favorite location for polka gatherings. Because of his involvement in numerous Polka activities he acquired the name of “Polish Joe Fiedor." His strong love for Polka music inspired him to organize his own band known as Li’l Ronny and the Carousels. The band was composed of his son, Ronny, and nephews. Together they made many appearances throughout the country. During this period they made several recordings.
Joe was always striving to expand the popularity of Polka music. In 1975 and for three successive summers he presented the gigantic Fourth of July Polka Weekend at Seven Springs Resort. The success of this promotion prompted the presentation of the Winter Ski Festival. He was the founder and President of the Pennsylvania Polka Association and the United States Polka Association, Polka Power Club, Polka Ambassadors, Polish Crusaders. Mount Pleasant Firemen’s Club, Knights of Columbus, Polish Falcons, AMVETS, American Legion of Greensburg, and the Kosciuszko Club.


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Get ready for a bloodbath with exclusive photos from SXSW indie horror hit 'Jakob's Wife'
The festival may be virtual once again this year, but SXSW is still rolling out great new genre fare in 2021, and one of the buzziest this time around is Jakob's Wife, a horror film with a darkly comic bite starring the legendary Barbara Crampton in the title role.
Crampton, who told SYFY WIRE ahead of the film's premiere about the deep connection she felt with her character, stars as Anne, the wife of a small-town minister who's dutifully supported her husband (fellow genre great Larry Fessenden) for years, but still feels that she's lost something of herself. Then, while in pursuit of a personal passion project, a brutal tragedy brings Anne into contact with "The Master," a being who grants her a new sense of life and energy.
Suddenly, Anne feels more vibrant than she's felt in years, but this new vitality comes at a terrible price. Check out the just-released trailer below:
As the trailer reveals, Jakob's Wife begins as a domestic drama that descends into horror and then explodes into vampiric, often darkly comic madness as Anne and Jakob must learn to navigate their new lives in the wake of Anne's encounter. In the exclusive photos below, you can see a little more of that madness, as the bloody mayhem of the film takes hold of its characters.
As Crampton told SYFY WIRE, it was Anne's encounter, and the awakening that followed it, which immediately drew her to the material several years ago and ultimately led her to shepherd the project into its final form as both star and producer.
"We wanted to highlight a woman’s awakening to herself, to recapturing her youth and gaining a zest for life and having feelings like she never had before in her life. We wanted it to be a film about hope and renewal," Crampton said. "All those things were in [the early drafts], but we wanted to highlight different aspects that maybe weren’t as fully fleshed out as originally in the original draft. So, it just took us a while to capture that and to make it into what it is right now."
The result is a labor of love, equal parts funny and scary and emotional, that arrived at SXSW Wednesday night to critical acclaim and social media buzz. If you weren't able to catch the film during the festival, though, you don't have to wait long to see more for yourself. Jakob's Wife arrives in theaters and on VOD platforms April 16, followed by a streaming release on Shudder later this year.


Get ready to count, clap, jump, and count some more in The Count’s version of this classic nursery rhyme, If You Love Counting and You Know It, in ASL!
ASL video and translation created by Hypernovas Productions
ASL performed by Chelsea Lee, Joey Antonio, and Phelan Conheady.
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Album Review: Snail Mail - Lush
Who would win in a fight between Soccer Mommy and Snail Mail?
I tweeted this question, partially in jest, recently, and I was hesitant to do so—mostly because I don’t want it to seem like I’m not supportive of the recent rise in young women playing music that has a very heavy 90s alt. rock influence, but it’s not hard (and not totally unfair) to draw comparisons between Sophie Allison’s project Soccer Mommy, and Lindsey Jordon’s Snail Mail.
Neither of them are even 21 years old yet—Allison is 20, and Jordon is only 19; both began their music careers by using the internet to slowly parlay attention via self-recorded material; and both have released excellent albums this year through esteemed independent labels: the proper debut from Soccer Mommy arrived this spring from Fat Possum, and Snail Mail’s first LP, Lush, was just released on Matador.
Both women owe a lot to music that was made prior to their births—Jordon, specifically, has drawn comparisons to the early output of Liz Phair; so much so that the two of them took part in a lengthy conversation/interview for Pitchfork, in coordination with the reissue of Phair’s auspicious debut, Exile in Guyville, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year (coincidentally, released on Matador), as well as Jordon’s own Lush.
While there are many, many similarities between Soccer Mommy and Snail Mail, there is something slightly more ramshackle and ‘lo-fi’ about Jordon’s songwriting, and that really comes through on Lush—the album works to maintain Jordon’s aesthetic, and it does, but it also tries to clean up the rough edges found on the Habit EP, issued in 2016.
A slim album, running ten tracks—nine songs with one intro—Lush exudes what can only be called a nervous charm; it’s also brimming with youthful urgency and exuberance, and as it runs its course, it becomes clear that this is an album for the lovesick.
Lush isn’t exactly a ‘break up’ album, but it is an album about being broken hearted, and wearing that broken heart, in earnest, on your sleeve. At times, Jordan snarls; other times, she pleads—either way, it is pure emotion, all the way through.
The album really wastes no time—the first single, and first ‘proper’ track from Lush, “Pristine,” is one of its finest moments, simply because all of the separate, successful elements tumble together: it’s not exactly a hook driven song, but it’s infectious never the less, with big, shout-a-long moments as Jordan recklessly strums the guitar while regaling the listener with her woes—“And if you do find someone better, I’ll still see you in everything, for always, tomorrow, and all the time.”
While ‘Snail Mail’ is, more or less, a solo endeavor/moniker for Jordan, she does have a ‘band’ accompanying her on Lush, and you can hear the tightness in their playing, as well as in the way the record is produced to make the instrumentation crisp—bassist (aptly named) Alex Bass and drummer Ray Brown have been playing with Jordan since last year, and Lush was produced Jake Aaron, who is growing an impressive resume of studio work both as producer, mixer, and engineer. Aaron works to find the balance between showcasing Jordan as the frontwoman for the band, but still keeping the rhythm section present enough to drive the songs—bring out the jaunty grooves in “Speaking Terms” and “Golden Dreams.”
Lush hits some of its finest moments at the halfway point—a startling and pensive double shot of “Stick,” and “Let’s Find An Out.” The former, slow burning, desperate, and accusatory finds Jordan tapping into a raw, visceral place as she still recounts a messy end to young love—“It’s a hard trip to the kitchen sink, ‘cause I can’t wash this one clean,” she sings before, “Did you tell all of your friends? Maybe I could understand what it is about them? Would they stick around?”
While the latter bounces along lightly, it finds Jordan turning inward; written with no refrain or chorus, the lyrics are slightly mysterious and evocative. It’s the album’s shortest proper song, and according to the annotation on Genius, it’s Jordan’s favorite on the record.
Lush is structured in a way that it doesn’t so much mirror itself, but following a somber middle section, Jordan and her band pick things back up for two more songs before slowing things down and getting sad for the conclusion with the surprisingly dark “Deep Sea,” and the regretful “Anytime,” which lyrically, brings Lush full circle—the heartbreak is still there, but over her guitar strums, Jordan seems to come to terms with her anguish—“I’m not in love with your absence, ‘cause I have fallen so hard for the space,” she sings. “And I’ve gotten to know the quite and still forgive you anytime.”
The more I listen to Lush, the more I realize what is so compelling and immediate about it is that, while it does share similarities to Jordan’s contemporaries like Soccer Mommy, it is very reminiscent of the first Land of Talk record, Some Are Lakes, which is now a decade old. It’s brimming with that kind of ‘no frills,’ barely held together aesthetic that taps into something within and doesn’t ever really let go.
Jordan is obviously still growing as a songwriter, but by balancing pop songwriting and young person angst throughout Lush, she proves that she has an alarming amount of potential and promise at an early stage in her career.
Lush is out now, on all formats, via Matador.


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Dear Cesium specialists,
still preparing our long term project (continuing a precedent post about our time-space cartography) we want to draw cones with a base that is not a regular circle
As a drawing is more efficient than a long speech, here comes a sketch of our model:
Can Cesuim achieve this kind of three D geometry?
Thanks for help
Alain L’Hostis and Thomas Leysens


Dragonforces latest epic masterpiece Inhuman Rampage hits the stores this monday. To wet your appetite until then, Vadim (keyboards) from the band has put together a track by track analysis. Through the Fire and Flames: Very melodic song and at the same time energetic with many peculiar computer game keyboard sounds. Another interesting fact about it is that if listen carefully you will hear the guitar string snap at the very end of the song. Revolution Deathsquad: Leading into the outburst of power and the intensity with a lot of catchy melodies. This song is full of weird noises with guitars, keys, vocals, you name it. We tried to make instruments talk to each other on this one. You can hear it in the solo section. Lots of interesting song structure changes and cool vocal effects. You can hear that the black metal vocal is being dominant in this one. I think it makes the song a lot fuller and more chaotic without loosing the feeling. Storming the Burning Fields: Another fast one. Blast beat special with overwhelming chaos. Very busy song with a lot of everything! Tunes of guitars on this one that made our fingers steam. To me it’s like you’re driving a sports car and everything’s flashing before your eyes. Extremely intense song. Operation Ground and Pound: Title of this song might puzzle some of you but it is a term used in mixed martial arts that has something to do with fighting on the ground, Herman came up with the title but that’s not what the song is about, once again I will not give the game away. You will have to guess it. This song has definitely got lots of atmospheric keyboard sounds and catchy melodies that will stick in your head for years. It’s a very positive sounding song with a philosophical input. Body Breakdown: Another song with allot going on in it. We have experimented with the structure and the melodies in this one. It has this jazz/fusion feel to it I think. The result is a very heavy, progressive song with uplifting melodies. Can’t really tell you what the title means because it can be anything so if you use your imagination you’ll get there eventually. Cry for Eternity: Of course another intense energetic DragonForce song but in the middle section we have experimented with more cool video games inspired instrumental sections. The Flame of Youth: Catchy melodies tunes of unusual noises with guitar and keys. It has some sort of Egyptian feel to it in the middle section. This song has changed so many times. It actually evolved through out the recording process and as we gradually added bits pieces to it grew into a whole. It’s a very positive song with catchy melodies and experimental guitar work. Trail of Broken Hearts: It is a very nice way to finish of an album. I think it fits in perfectly on this record. It’s a ballad that will grow on you. It’s as if you’ve experienced the rampage and even the hearts are brokení¢äå_ It’s an outro so to speak that will leave you recovering for another round of inhumanity.


Camille O'Sullivan - The Dark Angel (Apollo Theatre, London) *****
Camille O'Sullivan needs to behave very, very carefully. She has such power and influence over her audiences that she could corrupt even the strongest will. For now, let's be thankful that she puts her energies into creating what is, quite simply, one of the greatest shows I've ever seen, and one I felt privileged to watch the other night, which happened to be the final night of her West End run at the Apollo Theatre. I believe it was one of the last shows that Time Out awarded their legendary six stars to before abandoning that accolade; to be honest, once Camille was given the stars it would seem insulting to award an equal rating to any other show, so they might as well have retired it in her honour.
I read some reviews again afer the gig and it transpires that much of Camille's ad libbing and throwaway charm is in fact a carefully staged act. That's by the by; it merely reinforces what an accomplished performer and entertainer she is - much like a standup comic. The audience participation, a chorus of meows, may have been done every night, but O'Sullivan's "I'll always remember this moment" was, most importantly, believable, as we were sucked into her world and drawn into her web. By the end, she was a best friend, a confidante, a lover, a shoulder to cry on, a philosopher and a story-teller. Clap? Of course I did, whooped and cheered a bit as well, but what I really wanted to do was go and give her a hug.
Camille was backed by a strong band, whose support ranged from an almost free-jazz/avant-garde classical sound to full on rock'n'roll by way of stripped-down piano simplicity. She kicked things off with a very free "My Death" which set the scene nicely, being a Jacques Brel original made popular by David Bowie. Both composers featured heavily throughout the performance. We took in plenty of Tom Waits (a wonderful "All The World Is Green", more Bowie ("Five Years"), Kirsty MacColl ("In These Shoes") and even Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor ("Hurt"). What all the songs have in common is a portrayal in the most poetic way of the simplest, basest, strongest human emotions. Love, hate, fear, loss, life death. Some reviews accused her of histrionics but at no point did I ever feel she was over the top.
To pick out highlights would be impossible as that would imply that there were moments of mediocrity, but spellbinding is a word that does not do justice to her performance of Dillie Keane's extraordinary "Look Mummy, No Hands" - leaving the audience a visible wreck. My own particular moment of weakness came at the start of the second half with Nick Cave's "God Is In The House" - a song of such unexpected purity (a sexy cabaret singer covers a rock star's song about...being at one with God?) that I felt the years lifted away and like a small boy again. The fishnet-stockinged legs and cheeky wine swigging belied the fact that the set was surely best summed up as a return to innocence.
O'Sullivan's most comfortable territory is with the music of Jacques Brel, who for those unfamiliar is a sort of Belgian musichall Kerouac. As well as "My Death" she took on the ballad (in the true, story-telling sense of the word: slushy it ain't) "Amsterdam", a salute to the sailors and whores of the port. And in an intimate, solo version of "Marieke" she fearlessly threw herself into French, Flemish and English with equal aplomb. But the finest moment was left until last: leaving the unlit, silent room whispering the dying "We make a little history baby, every time you come around" of Nick Cave's "Ship Song", Camille at that point revealed her power as a truly terrifying Queen of the night. At that moment, every person in the room would have embarked on genocide if she'd asked. Although I've heard that murder is arguably pardonable if the perpetrator was killing to get a ticket. "The behaviour was reasonable" say the judges.
I suppose if I had to make a comparison it would be to Bjork. There's the same extraordinary range of tones, the same clumsy stage presence, the same magic, the same intimacy. But while Bjork has always embraced new sounds and production, Camille is content to stay in a more traditional medium and exploit it to its full potential. But how inadequate are comparisons? A rather more accurate one would be to clown Slava Polunin, who similarly pulls you into his personal world and shares it with you for the duration of his show. There's another reason I compare Camille with Slava: Polunin's SnowShow happens to be the best show, of any genre, that I have seen in my entire life. (As an aside: it'll be returning to the UK in late 2011 for a tour. Just go.)
Spilling out onto Shaftesbury Avenue, into a melee of rickshaws, Trocadero flyers, queues for cashpoints and "no trainers" R&B bars, I felt pity: pity for the poor souls who think their lives are complete. For nobody's life is complete until they have experienced this girl.
Best of all? This may have been the last night of the run, but it won't be the end of Camille O'Sullivan. Luckily for us, she seems to divide her time between Britain, Ireland and Australia, so it won't be long before she's back in this country again. I'll be seeing her in Edinburgh - and maybe I'll muster the courage to give her that hug. I think she'd understand.


The sandal, encrusted with a fine layer of grit, looks like it’s made of stone. A tin of Beecham’s Pills from St. Helen’s, Lancashire, England, “Sold by the Proprietor” and with the paper wrapping intact, is so old, the price — 25 cents — is not stamped on but integrated into the label design.
These and other artifacts were unearthed during renovations of the Princeton, N.J., house where Paul Robeson was born. Photographed against a stark black backdrop by Wendel White, they are being projected against the façade of the house, across the street from the Arts Council of Princeton, from dusk to 9 p.m. through November 30 as part of the exhibition Reconstructed History. These artifacts tell the stories of the African-Americans who lived in this house over the past century.
It all began when volunteers gathered in the house to do demolition, and a piece of paper that had been wedged between floorboards for more than a century fluttered from the ceiling. “It was as if someone were reaching out” from beyond the grave, said architect Kevin Wilkes, who volunteers his services on the restoration — plans call for it to become a center for the study of human rights and a testament to the Robeson family.
The artifacts — basic items from everyday life, such as matchbook covers, thimbles, combs — were left behind by the many African-American day laborers who lived in the house over the years and are like “a piece of the past speaking to us,” said Wilkes, and, at a time when the nation is still reeling with issues of racism, it is a frank reminder of Princeton’s Jim Crow-era past.
Facing a beautifully landscaped cemetery where many notables are buried, from Silvia Beach and John O’Hara to Aaron Burr Jr., Grover Cleveland, and Michael Graves, as well as Paul Robeson’s parents, the aluminum-clad gabled house might go unnoticed were it not for the bronze plaque identifying it as the birthplace of the actor, singer, and political activist. On the state and national historic registers, the 1,922-square-foot house is where Robeson (1898-1976) was born. The house came with his father’s job — the Rev. William Robeson, who at 15, escaped slavery on a North Carolina plantation, served as minister of the Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church a few doors down.
That piece of paper that fell from the ceiling turns out to have been a trolley pass that had been issued to Paul’s brother, Bill Jr., who had to commute to high school in Trenton when Princeton High School was white only.
In Jim Crow-era Princeton, African-Americans who worshipped at Nassau Presbyterian Church had to do so from the balcony. When a fire destroyed it in 1839, the church funded construction of the Witherspoon Presbyterian Church in the historically black Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood. Known for his advocacy of civil and human rights, William served 20 years in the pulpit.
Paul inherited his father’s oratorical skills. “William drilled his children in Latin and Greek at the Sunday dinner table,” says Wilkes. Paul would go on to speak 15 languages. Denied admission to Princeton University because of his race — despite vehement protests from his father — brother Bill went on to earn a bachelor’s degree at the University of Pennsylvania and an M.D. from Howard University College of Medicine.
For speaking up about civil rights issues, William was ousted from the church, and the family had to vacate the house. They moved further down Green Street, where Paul’s mother died in a kitchen fire, then settled in Somerville, N.J. The church fell on hard times and had to sell the property. It became a boarding house for day laborers and, at one time, there was a barbershop on the lower floor of the Robeson house and a lounge where workers from Princeton University’s eating clubs would gather.
In 2005 the church bought the property back from a parishioner. The New Brunswick Presbytery, responsible for ousting William, apologized and, as a gesture of recompense for what it termed “ecclesiastical lynching,” retired the mortgage.
The Robeson House Committee formed in 2007 with plans to restore the house. Plans call for a public meeting room, gallery space for historic interpretation, offices for nonprofits, and three apartments.
The Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood was designated an historic district by the township in 2016. The Arts Council building, also known as the Paul Robeson Center for the Arts and situated on Paul Robeson Place, once served as the black YMCA. Princeton’s “Colored School” was around the corner, on Quarry Street.
Curator Amy Brummer, who read a newspaper article about the trolley pass, came up with the idea of having Wendel White photograph the house’s uncovered artifacts. Brummer was familiar with photographer White’s Schools for the Colored Series collection, in which he uses medium format film to show images of buildings or locations that were designated as such, and his Manifest portfolio of images of objects from African-American material culture — diaries, slave collars, human hair, a drum, and quotidian representations of ordinary life. Brummer conceived of White’s photographs of the Robeson artifacts for the exhibition Reconstructed History, which led to White becoming the Fall 2017 Artist in Residence at the Arts Council.
Photographed in the style of his Manifest portfolio, these items “seek out the ghosts and resonant memories expressed in various aspects of the material world,” said White, a professor of art at Richard Stockton College. White has also created a series of portraits of black towns in southern New Jersey.
In order to become the center that its non-profit board envisions, the Robeson house needs to raise funds, and Brummer, White, and Wilkes hope this exhibit will bring attention to the house and its important place in Princeton history.
White’s Manifest photographs of the Paul Robeson house objects will remain on view inside the Arts Council building through December.
The Artful Blogger is written by Ilene Dube and offers a look inside the art world of the greater Princeton area. Ilene Dube is an award-winning arts writer and editor, as well as an artist, curator and activist for the arts.


My name is Laurence Greene. I am a portrait, wedding and event photographer based in Northeast Florida. I totally love what I do and I feel very privileged when I am asked to help capture the memories of someone's special day. I am available to travel throughout North America.
Take a look around and if you are satisfied with the quality and style of the photographs get in touch with me. It is an honor to be considered in your search for a photographer. I hope to hear from you soon. If this is the last that I hear from you, I would like to wish you and your family safety and blessings during this COVID period.


This is what I managed to get so far. I started from a cube but shortly after retopoed and started over using the base mesh I created. I don't know if I should keep working on it or move on and maybe come back to it after a few more sculpts. Perhaps eventually retopoing it again and doing a decent texture/rendering job.
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Woolen blanket with onion dome church shape
The Keisarinkruunu woollen blanket from Marimekko provides cosy hours on the sofa or armchair on cold autumn and winter days. The blanket is woven from a jacquard knit of a soft wool blend and features the Keisarinkruunu pattern in brown, black and orange. The ceiling has two differently coloured sides and fringes at the ends.
The Keisarinkruunu pattern (imperial crown), reminiscent of an onion dome church, is a fine example of the large, picturesque patterns created by Maija Isola in the 1960s. The blanket is made of 60 % cotton, 15 % polyamide and 25 % wool.


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If I Had One Wish - Forever Love Necklace for Soulmate
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The dazzling Forever Love Necklace is sure to make her heart melt! This necklace features a stunning 6.5mm CZ crystal surrounded by a polished heart pendant embellished with smaller crystals to add extra sparkle and shine. Beautifully crafted with either a white gold or yellow gold finish, be sure to give her a classic gift she can enjoy everyday.
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What a glorious weekend!! The sun was out and it was not suffocatingly hot as of yet. This time of year is why we are lucky to live in this part of the country. Saturday I dedicated the day to making jewelry while Z (unfortunately) had to spend the morning working. However, Saturday night we took advantage of one weekend without plans and relaxed. Today was yet another beautiful day. Z and I enjoyed dinner down at the marina. It is nights like tonight that make me happy to be alive. I hope everyone is taking advantage of the weather. It is so VERY important in this over scheduled, over committed world we live in to take time to be still and appreciate.


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The African Music Store deals in South African music, extending to all over the continent (and including an Afro-Cuban ... More
African Music Store (The)
The African Music Store deals in South African music, extending to all over the continent (and including an Afro-Cuban section). They aim to advance African music in Cape Town and will assist African artists by promoting independent releases. The store offers very friendly and personal service, will play anything you wish to listen to, and also sells clothing, maps and some African musical instruments. Highly recommended to Kapenaars and tourists alike.
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Amy will forever be my inspiration... As she fought her battle she helped so many others like myself fight theirs... words cannot express how much I miss her.... I love you always Amy.
I met Amy through work but soon found we had other common interests. Amy worked with our Girl Scout troop and helped our girls get their Breast Cancer Awareness badge. She made an impression on each and every girl. Personally, I found Amy to have such a bright spirit. Her enthusiasm was contagious. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time. Amy was loved and will be missed! Love you Girl!
To The Esque family, May God comfort each of you during this time. Amy and I worked at SMG together and became friends outside of the job. Amy, will be missed so much I just Loved her spirit a BEAUTIFUL PERSON always HAPPY and JOYFUL!!! I will miss MY SISTER GIRL FRIEND. (we called each other this). May you all hold on to GOD unchanging hands. REST ON AMY REST ON... She's enjoying a hockey game now beating on the glass and screaming.(SMILE) Peace & Blessings Family.... I LOVE YA GIRL!!! But your in the safety of his arms NOW...
To the Esque Family,
Amy was a loving and giving friend. My husband Dennis and I will miss her deeply. She was a good friend always and will be remembered for her time spent with us. She was always a joy and full of life.We love her and will miss her with all our heart.So sad to say she is in a much better place.Prayers to her family and her friends.Ames (that is what I called her) I miss you girl!
Patti and Dennis O'Neal
To Amy's Family,
We were very sadden to hear of the passing of Amy. She was a very beautiful person with a beautiful personality. May you be comforted by the Lord and may you find peace in knowing Amy is in the arms of the Lord.
Our Love & Prayers
SMG Box Office Family
So hard to find the right words to bring love and comfort to all of you. Wrapping my arms around all of you. I will always remember so many times we would go out to dinner and the guys refused to ride with us, because we were singing show tunes. Never could figure out which one of us was off key! But, the main thing is when I got the Precious Moments angel, when I graduated from nursing school. I could just hear Amy's laughter with this. She thought it was a hoot!
But, she will be greeted in heaven by everyone who loved her so dearly and Chuck will be standing in that line.
Love all of you so much...XOXO
We are so sorry to hear of Amy's passing. We appreciate Amy's time with Girl Scouts so very much. Our thoughts are with her family at this time.
Dear Debbie & RC, my heart breaks for you and your family. I know the pain of losing a child. Life is not always in order,but Faith in Gods time holds us close. Cherish the time you had with dear Amy,an old quote, "God gave us memories to have roses in December". Your Rose will never fade, but be forever in your heart. Love, Ann Warzyn
We want to extend our sympathy and prayers to all the family. God bless you and watch over all.
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I am so thankful that I had to pleasure to know Amy. She was an amazing person that would always brighten your day with her smile. She will always be loved and will truly be missed. My prayers go out to your family. God Bless.
Amy, you always added a happy mood to the office. Your strength has inspired everyone to not sweat the 'small' stuff and appreciate life a little more. You will be missed dearly and I know you're up there smiling down on us as we muddle through our days. I'm so happy I was able to share part of my life with you and can't wait to see you again.
To Amy's family.... I have never seen anyone face adversity and challenges with such spirit and vigor. Amy had such a brillance about her that you never had any idea of the pain and challenges she was facing. I absolutely adored her and had so hoped to get the opportunity to play at least one round of golf with her after her treatments. I couldn't wait to get out there on the course and share that experience with her...
Lesson to us all..never put off anything - do what Amy did and live for today!!!
I can see you up in heavens dancing up a storm - be at peace my friend.
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
So sorry to hear about Amy. My thoughts are with your family. Carolyn Rambo
Beautiful girl. Beautiful family. May God bless all of you.
Esque Family: My deepest sympathies to each of you. Amy was SUCH a wonderful person, and as so many have said, a true joy to be around. She was eager to learn, always wanted to please, and had a kind word for everyone she encountered. Each day was made more pleasant just by being with Amy. Her smile made the room brighter! My heart goes out to each of you and I cannot fathom your loss. My prayers will be with each of you.
RC and family; words cannot explain the pain and sorrow you feel. May God in his infinite wisdom be your refuge in this tragic time in your lives.
Deb, RC and family I am so sorry for your loss during this tough time. I will always remember Amy with that smile on her face. Every time I saw her or she would drop by my house, she had a smile on her face. She was loved muchly by her Girl Scout family and scouting was enriched by her involvement.
I can't even begin to put into words how much Amy meant to me. I knew her as a girl and watched her grow into a woman. There are so many memories that come to mind, and many more came to me as I looked at the pictures posted. Amy was part of a very special group of girls from Troop 549 and I was very blessed to have been part of her life. Thanks to Deb and RC for sharing her with me. The last time I saw her I remember thinking how proud of I was of her and the grace she displayed in dealing with her illness. She truly inspired me. She will be missed but will always be loved!
My prayers to family of Amy, It was heartfelt hearing the news of Amy, but Amy was just another "Angel" God called to rest. I met her in 2007, she and I became very friendly with each other, I could not have met a sweeter young lady,she loved everyone and being a fabulous Aunt that love the little one. She will truly be missed, but she left a light to shine in each of us. With LOVE and PRAYERS
I met Amy way back at Tinker Elementary School. In fact we were in the same class in 6 th grade. We went to Jr & Sr High together. Amy was always one to have a kind word for others and offer help when she could. Unlike most people that age Amy was never rude or mean. Even though we had lost touch after school, I still feel blessed and lucky to have known her. I am glad we reconnected last year at our reunion. We have truely lost one of Earth's best. Words cannot express how sorry i am for your loss.
Amy will always be close to my heart. We shared the BEST years of my life. I will never forget her. Thanks for sharing Amy with me. God bless.
I'm so very sorry for your loss. I will miss Amy's beautiful smile & quick wit. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
R.C.,Debbie, Brian & Mike
I'm so sorry to hear of Amy's passing. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to all of you. We enjoyed having you as our neighbors here in Midwest City. May God bless you and give you comfort during this difficult time.
Bill Jweid (Midwest Ciy, OK)
My heart goes out to you all. Amy was so happy and upbead through this whole thing. She is our angel now!
I wanted to express my sincere sorrow for your loss. I met Amy a few years ago at work and we instantly hit it off. She was smart, perceptive, and always willing to step in and lend a hand. I went to her on many occasions to get her insight because she had the unique ability to look at situations with a healthy dose of reality and humor at the same time. We also spoke frequently about our families. It was clear that she truly loved and valued her parents and adorable nieces. When Amy first told me about her illness, my heart sank. When we spoke about how she was doing, I was consistently in awe of how she handled her situation with such positivity, grace and dignity. I told her once that she was my hero. Being the humble person she was, she shrugged it off. I meant it. Amy has set the standard that I will try to reach any time I am in a difficult situation. She made a mark on my life, and I will always have fond memories of her.
Amy was an amazing friend and co-worker. She was always so spirited, vibrant and such an inspiration. She had such strength. She will always be with us and we will never forget her generosity, courage and contagious laugh!
I am so sorry for your loss. Amy was a very kind, smart, and beautiful soul. I know she will be missed by her friends, family and Chase family. My prayers and thoughts are with you all during this time.
I am thankful for having an opportunity to work with Amy. She was such a bright light in our Chase world. Amy is a true inspiration. She has touched so many lives with her kindness. I pray that the Esque family will find comfort in knowing what an impact Amy has had on the people she knew, and knowing that her spirit lives on through the lives shes touched. Rest In Peace Amy, you will be greatly missed.
Although I only know Amy from work, she was a great person to work with and to be around. She was extremely knowledgeble, but most importantly she always had great spirit. We are all saddened to hear the news of her passing and will certainly learn from her optimism.
To the Esque Family - I want to express my sincere condolences on the passing of Amy. I was blessed to work with her for a short time. She always had a smile on her face and a good story to tell. One memory I will cherish is her feeding my Hello Kitty obsession with icons for my computer. Amy is in a better place and free from her pain and no longer suffering. God bless your family at this time.
To Amy's Family - I am so sorry for your loss. Amy was such a beautiful person. She had a larger than life personality. She was always smiling and welcoming to everyone. I am from the NJ office at work, but when I would travel to Jacksonille Amy would come out after work with me and keep me company. I really enjoyed sitting and talking with her. She was an instant friend. At work, she was so helpful. Amy worked so hard and she was someone you could go to and ask any question and she would help you. We were all so lucky that she was in our lives and she will be missed. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
Esque family, it was an honor and a privilege to know your daughter. She was so kind heartered, intelligent and fun. She always showed a real enthusiasm for her work and life in general. She will be definitely be missed. I hope you find peace in that she is in a better place looking down on us - still with a beautiful smile on her face.
So sorry for your loss. Amy was a joy to work with and had a positive attitude towards life. She influenced many lives including mine.
Esque Family, my prayers and thoughts are with all of you during this difficult time, but I hope you find solace in knowing your daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, was such an inspiration to so many and a blessing to know. I am so blessed to have known her and worked with her. Amy's spirit was full of joy and only positivity. I will NEVER forget her smile and gentleness. The world was made a better place because of Amy. Now she is resting, no longer in any kind of pain and I am sure smiling upon all.
My message is to Amy's family - I feel so sad for your loss. I miss Amy so much, she really was a joyful spirit and someone I enjoyed working with and knowing. Her presence is still felt very much in our group. God bless her beautiful spirit.
Amy had a wonderful spirit. She was always so happy and grateful for her family, friends and work. She was truly an inspiration to many she worked with. She always had a smile on her face and was always willing to lend an ear for those in need. Amy in short was a real sweetheart of a gal.
So sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you and your family.
Amy, I am so happy you are no longer in pain but so sad you are not here with us anymore. I miss you and love you Amy. Just know i will celebrate the short time we had together. I was very lucky to have a friend like you and very grateful. You were there when i needed to talk and a very good friend. You always knew what to say to help me when i was down and help me when i needed it. I will miss you always. RIP - now you can watch over us all.
To Amy's Family - I am so sorry for your loss and cant even imagine what you are going through losing a daughter and a sister. Just know she is in a better place pian free and now there to care for you in your hard times. She will always be with you in your hearts. Try to celebrate the life and time she had here and not her death.


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Ninth-ranked middleweight Gegard Mousasi has been the main event or co-main event in eight of his nine UFC fights, but they’ve all been UFC Fight Night cards. On Saturday, he’ll be the co-main event of a UFC pay-per-view for the first time when he takes on fifth-ranked Vitor Belfort at UFC 204 in Manchester, England.
“It’s a big fight for me. It’s in Europe, so I feel like I’m fighting in my backyard,” the Dutch fighter told MMAWeekly.com.
Belfort’s a former light heavyweight champion who’s been fighting professionally since he was a teenager. Mousasi considers Belfort a legend in the sport and is eager to add such a big name to his resume.
“He’s a legend because of his past. He’s fought in Pride. He has a long history. He’s been fighting for so long. Vitor is one of the biggest (names), especially in the UFC. He’s one of the more well known names. It’s a big fight. He’s a big name,” said Mousasi. “Everyone knows Vitor Belfort. He’s been fighting for so long. He’s popular.”
Belfort’s known for his knockout power and hand speed. 18 of his 25 wins have been by knockout, but his last four knockout wins have come by way of kicks.
“Everyone knows that he’s an explosive striker. I think lately he hasn’t been working a lot on his ground especially for the Jacare Souza and Chris Weidman fights. You can see that. He’s been concentrating a lot on his striking and takedown defense. When his takedown defense doesn’t work, he’s in trouble. I think he’s adjusted that,” he said.
“I train a lot with southpaws, so I know I can handle his southpaw. He has heavy hands, but lately he’s been knocking a lot of people out with kicks. We’re focused on the stand-up. I’m more of a kickboxer, and he’s more of an explosive fighter. If it’s just stand-up, I’m not worried,” added the 31-year-old.
Mousasi is well aware that Belfort is a dangerous fighter, and oddly that adds to his confidence heading into Saturday’s fight.
“I’m very confident going into this fight. It’s a big fight and I need to perform. Knowing what’s at stake – a lot of times I wasn’t worried about my opponent, and that’s when I lost. Once I’m worried about my opponent and know that he’s dangerous, that’s when I’m my sharpest. I know I will have a good performance.”


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Nick V a poster on the SCS forum posted this. He works up in Antarctica yearly.
Thought you guys might enjoy this video – It was made by someone I know who works in the finance office. The building interior in this video is the dorm where I live and I was actually caught outside during one of these storms my first year down here. Pretty intense.
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Hey loves !
This is the last post before my first vacations for this summer :)
Tomorrow I travel to Thessaloniki to stay to my friend Maria.
And on Thursday we re going to Chalkidiki for 3days..
It's gonna be the first camping experience for me
and that's kind of scary :P
Next week I promise more posts..
How about this dress I m wearing?
I totally love it,I bought it last year from Gap
and it reminds me mermaid ,sea , summer !
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I fear my mind and my nether regions might never be the same after this one. I knew that it would be dark and twisty because, Celia Aaron but it was so much more than I was expecting. These woods both terrified and intrigued me while the characters made me nervous and turned me on. I didn’t know what was up or down and I didn’t care. I just loved every word.
Erin Mallon made me so incredibly confused... IN A GOOD WAY. Her narration is one of a kind fantastic. But her male voice took me to places that had me so confused that I don’t even think I will be able to interact with her online every again. The characters that were supposed to strike fear and mystery completely did that as well.
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Suspenseful and Hot all wrapped up in a great story!!! This is my first book by this author and it will not be my last! I couldn't stop listening because I had to know what was happening. I went into this completely blind and spent the entire book on the edge of my seat. The story line was intriguing and the romance was incredibly hot. I love a angry grumpy man who turns out to be so much more than he lets on. I highly recommend this book!
Erin Mallon is the reason I bought this book. She is a favorite of mine and when I saw she was narrating it I knew I needed it. She is a great narrator and her male voices will give you butterflies. She was PERFECT for this book. No idea why audible said Lance Greenfield narrated too cause I never heard him!
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