• Paper Trimmer
• Distressing File
• Copic markers if you have them.

If you’re not sure about specific items, go to the Current Classes page for more info.

Thanks and I hope to see you there!
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I do the ATC class once a month, and the following week is the trade. You don’t have to be in the class to participate in the trade, and you’ll get 10 percent off any product purchased during trade.

Also, I have been having problems with my events page so for now you can find my class schedule at the top of the page under “Current Classes”. Hopefully I’ll get this fixed soon and will let you know when I do.

If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

Also, I have been having some problems with my events page, so my current classes are

I met some wonderful ladies and got several really cute cards in the process.

I made the pink one on the top. The rest were all trades I received. I do an ATC class every month at Mojo’s if you are interested, and the following week we do the swap. Every month is a different theme. This month’s was snow, next month’s is friendship. You don’t have to come to the class (third Friday of the month 4:30-6:30pm), to join the swap. Just bring your cards and enjoy refreshments and even get a discount on product.

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What are those, you ask?

ARTIST TRADING CARDS are miniature works of art created on 2 ½ X 3 ½ inch or 64 X 89 mm card stock.

They are originals, small editions and, most importantly, self-produced. Anybody can produce them.
The idea is that you trade them with other people who produce cards, either at trading sessions or wherever you meet another ATC trader in person.

It is important that you meet other people in person to trade – i.e. it is ok to trade by mail or to participate in editions but the main purpose of this performance is the trading session and the personal meeting.

It’s not about money: participants in trading sessions and editions should not be charged any money: the point of the project is the exchange of cards as well as personal experience.

I use all different things to make my cards, including various supplies, as well as the cardstock.

Every month I do an ATC class with a different theme. This month’s theme was snow. This Friday at Mojo’s we’re doing a swap. The swap is free and you even get 10% off your purchase. So come have some cookies and coffee and tea and let the fun begin!

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The host, Terilynn did an excellent job of setup and getting everyone together.

When all was said and done we had 22 in the Basics and 20 learning Design Studio (which to do we had to unexpectedly tape trash bags all over the windows, but hey it worked!).

We had a great time, I met some wonderful ladies and best of all now there are 20+ more out there who can use their Cricut machine without frustration!

Thank to Terilynn for taking the time to host and remember, if you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

For more information, check the events page for more details. You’ll need to contact me to register.

So come out, bring your friends and have a great time!

If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

After doing the Intro to Design Studio, the girls did my Halloween Cards. They did four mini cards that I designed using the Paper Doll Dress Up cart.

Thanks guys for a great time!

If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

We had a lot of fun, and hopefully will get back to teach Design Studio.

If you own a scrapbooking store and would like to have classes or would like to host a class in your home, please see the Host a Class page for more info.

Thanks to Christy, and remember if you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

Thanks to Tammie Wallace for setting up the class at her church, Fairhill Manor Christian Church.

Read what she had to say about the classes here.

If you would like to set up your own class, check out the Host a Class page or contact me for more information.

If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!