Showing posts with label rubber stamp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rubber stamp. Show all posts

Saturday, June 30, 2007

The Angel Company new Fall 2007 Idea Book & Catalogue has arrived!!





















The Angel Company™ new Fall 2007 Idea Book and Catalogue has arrived!

It is brimming full of stamp sets, papers products, inks, tools and embellishments to make any crafter's heart sing and shout, "I just gotta have one of those!" At the very least, it will get your creative juices pumping and flowing and inspire you to Be Alive While Living, to Create Your Life instead of just letting it happen to you, and to Live Purposefully.

Sounds like a lot for one 128 page catalogue, doesn't it?

Why not contact me today to find out more?

SuseADoodle@gmail.com

DUH!

Believe it or not -- I tried this once before. I set up the blog and posted my first post ...

(That was sometime last summer.)

And then I tried to fill out my "profile" ...

I hit "Preview" didn't like it and did something wrong. When I tried to make just one change, everything went "kaplooyie" and {{poof}} was gone. Within seconds of posting that first entry, not only did the profile information disappear but so did my the paper I had scribbled my user-name and password on. UGH! I mean, how scatter-brained can a person get?

So, I will try to retrieve the information from the dark recesses of my brain's "Shh - Quiet Please - Library of Useless, Unneeded (because it is unused) Information" to locate the original blog and maybe even the user name and password.

In the meantime, I plan to start a couple other blogs here. Hopefully I will be able to keep up with them and then keep them fairly distinct in their topics. This one, I hope, will concentrate mostly on using Rubber Stamps in all types of creative ways -- not just making cards or decorating scrapbook pages, not just on paper, but in a wider variety of ways. Also, I will post information concerning my business as an Angel demonstrator with The Angel Company (tm) in my self-proclaimed role of "Creativity Tour Guide."