Unutterably Silly So what are you doing RIGHT NOW?

[kindlekitten]

Have you seen the catalogs for that product? They actually have some pretty cool storage devices. I could send you one if you like

[Rumpelteazer]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

Have you seen the catalogs for that product? They actually have some pretty cool storage devices. I could send you one if you like

I've seen a lot of great storage solution, but many are hard to get (or at high shipping costs). For my stamps, washi tapes and punches I'm going to get a couple of small, stackable storage boxes from Ikea. I do need to find a good storage solution for my cardstock and paper so I'm about to make a tour of the various Dutch scrapbook webstores to see what they've got.

[kindlekitten]

Let me know, I'd be happy to drop a catalogue in the mail. Also check out stampinup.com, that's the parent company

[cromag]

Not much. Putting dinner together.

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by pshrynk

Good ghod, this is still running? Jeez, ya drop out for a year or so and no one bothers to even rearrange the furniture!

Originally Posted by cromag

Not much. Putting dinner together.

Did someone break it?

[Rumpelteazer]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

Let me know, I'd be happy to drop a catalogue in the mail. Also check out stampinup.com, that's the parent company

Thanks for the link! They also sell in the Netherlands so I added it to my online store list.

There's so much stuff and techniques with paper crafting that I find it hard to know where to start. I've almost got all the basic tools, I still need more basic cardstock and paper but after that I have to decide which next technique I want to start getting stuff for; stamping, embossing or sprays/mists. I also like the idea of Project Life.

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer

Thanks for the link! They also sell in the Netherlands so I added it to my online store list.

There's so much stuff and techniques with paper crafting that I find it hard to know where to start. I've almost got all the basic tools, I still need more basic cardstock and paper but after that I have to decide which next technique I want to start getting stuff for; stamping, embossing or sprays/mists. I also like the idea of Project Life.

That's why getting in with a group or demonstrator if even only for a little while would help you so much. I know I kind of go stagnant when left on my own for awhile

[Rumpelteazer]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

That's why getting in with a group or demonstrator if even only for a little while would help you so much. I know I kind of go stagnant when left on my own for awhile

I would love to work with a group or go to regular crops, but they all seem be be organised on Saturdays and that's the only day I really can't due to work. I've never had much luck with teachers/mentors/instructors when it comes to creative things, I always seem to get people who only want to push their favourite methods and techniques and dismiss anything else.

I've now got a plan that I'm after I got all the basic stuff and tools I move on to inks and stamps and from there to embossing powder and maybe mixed media. Later in the year I start getting stuff for Project Life so I have all the stuff I need to start with that in 2015.

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer

I would love to work with a group or go to regular crops, but they all seem be be organised on Saturdays and that's the only day I really can't due to work. I've never had much luck with teachers/mentors/instructors when it comes to creative things, I always seem to get people who only want to push their favourite methods and techniques and dismiss anything else.

I've now got a plan that I'm after I got all the basic stuff and tools I move on to inks and stamps and from there to embossing powder and maybe mixed media. Later in the year I start getting stuff for Project Life so I have all the stuff I need to start with that in 2015.

Let me know if I can help with anything. There are also a lot of you tube groups. I've followed, I think Tammy for awhile

[kindlekitten]

The 18 year old inside/outside barn cat is making her final journey tonight. She started slipping about a week ago. You've been a good kitty Teufel. I know you are with your sisters on the other side of the rainbow bridge. I'll see you again my sweet kitties

[red_phoenix]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

The 18 year old inside/outside barn cat is making her final journey tonight. She started slipping about a week ago. You've been a good kitty Teufel. I know you are with your sisters on the other side of the rainbow bridge. I'll see you again my sweet kitties

You have my deepest condolences KK.

[ProfCrash]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

The 18 year old inside/outside barn cat is making her final journey tonight. She started slipping about a week ago. You've been a good kitty Teufel. I know you are with your sisters on the other side of the rainbow bridge. I'll see you again my sweet kitties

(hugs)

So sorry to hear that but it sounds like she has lived a good, long life. Still heartbreaking. Caya and Cooper have promised me that they are living until 90 and I am holding them to that.

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by ProfCrash

(hugs)

So sorry to hear that but it sounds like she has lived a good, long life. Still heartbreaking. Caya and Cooper have promised me that they are living until 90 and I am holding them to that.

Lol! Let me know how that works!

[Rumpelteazer]

I'm so sorry to hear about your cat KK. It's hard to lose a pet, even with the knowledge that he/she is old and had a good life.

[cromag]

Sorry to hear that, kindlekitten. I had to give Shadow his last ride two years ago, and sometimes I could swear that I still see him in his spot by the couch.