The news was part of the kickoff for the Big Idea Festival going on right now:
And now for even more fun - I have one spot to giveaway in Amy Tan's ongoing, self-paced workshop, The Good Life!
Class Description
This class will focus on some of the components that make up the good life. You'll create and be inspired by fashion, home/office, travel and crafts. You'll also learn plenty of techniques that you can use on your various projects, which aren't limited to just fabric and paper. In this class, you will spend a little time learning, absorbing, feeling inspired and then be able to spend more time actually experiencing and doing. Isn't that what life's all about anyway?
The Good Life Projects Include:
● Craft: Step-by-step instructions to create a layout.
● Travel: Instructions for creating a scrapbooking on the go kit.
● Travel: Instructions for creating an on-the-go mini book.
● Home Office: Instructions for creating a layout including stitching on paper.
● Fashion: Instructions for creating a reverse applique' design on a t-shirt.
● Amy also shares a lot of inspirational stories, tips and techniques in this wonderful class!
Want your chance to win? Leave a comment telling me your newest BIG idea. What do you love lately? What is inspiring you? Also, you must include your email address in the comments so that I can contact you if you win. Comments will remain open until Monday, September 10th, 11:59 pm PST. The winner will be announced on Tuesday and will be contacted shortly thereafter.
Good luck and thanks for stopping by!!
My big idea is to RELAX and enjoy life!
ReplyDeleteMy big idea is to use the new PL plastics in with my regular scrapbook. Lately I love the new Amy Tan letters. I love the font and they look great on my pages!
ReplyDeleteAndrea
Ising2dLord@bellsouth.net
My big idea is to organise my scrap space so it is easier to find things and a happy place to create in!
ReplyDeletemanda.m@hotmail.com.au
My big idea is to have FUN with scrapbooking and not worry about what is going to happen to all of my scrapbooks someday or where I am going to store them all!
ReplyDeleteI've just started Project Life so all my BIG ideas relate to that! :D Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMy newest BIG idea is to make the pictures of my cards really different.
ReplyDeleteMy big idea ismive learned to scrap for mysel. I no longer need to scarp equally for each child. They like to know I've scappedmthem, they look at ,y albums when I put them in their lap Now I am having even more fun scrapping about me and my husband
ReplyDeleteMy big idea is to getting rid of that perfectionism gene I have and just enjoying what I create!
ReplyDeleteMy big idea is to be less fearful/of a perfectionist when I create and be more instinctive. And to embrace the imperfections :)
ReplyDeletethanks so much for the chance to win. my BIG idea for now is organize, organize, organize.
ReplyDeleteMy Big Idea is to live life to its fullest and enjoy my family more. Thanks for the opportunity to win a spot in Amy Tan's class. :)
ReplyDeleteTerrie Allison
tallison21@aol.com
My new idea is to start a five year journal on my birthday (Friday). So one question a day and a 3-5 sentence response. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteMy big idea is to keep a clean workspace. I just realized I work so much better with a clear table! Who knew.
ReplyDeletebernicerleung@gmail.com
My big idea was to take two classes in the same month. I believe I bit off more than I can chew. LOL! It's all good though because they are scrapping classes and I am the only one putting any pressure on to complete things on a deadline. :)
ReplyDeleteGina Ames
tagm56 at justussix dot com
My big idea is to make something - anything everyday. I love to stitch on my layouts.
ReplyDeleteMy newest big idea is committing to not following trends! If I like it, then fine. I can always try something once, right? & to be gutsy but less approval seeking when expressing my creativity. Thanks for the chance to win, Donna! Sara (forsara at SC) honeysuckle underscore 17 at hotmail dot com :)
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