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Following the Paper Trail to Fun, Friendship and Creativity
About Me
- Laura
- Hi! I am a married mother of two living in the beautiful Northwest. I grew up in Anchorage, Alaska. I moved to Seattle after graduate school. My husband is an engineer with Boeing. My son is 17 and in High School and a hockey goalie. My daughter is 14, starting High School this year. Prior to my children being born I worked for 15 years as an Interior Architect in downtown Seattle.
A favorite quote....
Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
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laura@lauradenisondesigns.com
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My kits and patterns are available at my website http.//www.lauradenisondesigns.com
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The designs, pictures and instructions listed on this blog are provided here for personal use only and may not be sold, reproduced or used for commercial or submission purposes in any form without my written permission.
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Always try to think outside the box...just remember to save the box and make something with it!!
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I allow the sale of up to 10 completed albums of a design when you are the direct seller in a personal situation such as a craft fair or to friends and acquaintances. I ask that you do not sell to a third party for sale (i.e. a shop, boutique, or similar) or via the internet (on sites such as Etsy and Ebay) as it would put you in direct competition with me.
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November
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- Sarah is doing GREAT!
- On the 5th and 6th Day of Christmas Projects....
- Christmas Clock and Winter Wonderland kits are up!
- Fairy Box
- Countdown to Christmas Class tonight...
- I give Thanks...
- On the 4th Day of Christmas....
- Brrrrr!
- On the Third Day of Christmas Projects...
- It a Snowy Day...
- Pockets Full of Memories....
- Status report...
- On the Second Day of Christmas Projects...
- On the First Day of Christmas Projects 2010....
- It's Beginning....
- Full Steam Punk Ahead!!
- Clock Mini patterns
- Kits and Patterns for the Steam Punk mini are up...
- Steam Punk Kits
- Still plugging along....
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November
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That looks georgous, Can't wait.
ReplyDeletethanks for another brilliant minibook - going to make them for my teachers presents. A little tip here from the uk - don't put a pin in your glue lid I use the little plastic holder for a birthday candle - you know the very thin ones in the uk they come with like a flower shaped holder - perfect for glue and no rusting. If you can't get in the USA I would happily send you some. Take care and speedy recovery to your kids. Love Shauna
ReplyDeleteloved the class last night this is sooo clever of you Laura! I was sooo amazed how the border paper worked for this.
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Brenda
Hey Shauna! I was just trying to figure out something plastic to put into the glue! Brilliant idea! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely loved this speedy mini, and can't wait to get my hands on some boarder papers. Had a blast on the live show last night. Thanks Laura :O)
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ReplyDeleteI found you via You Tube. You've done some wonderful tutorials, and I'd like thank you sooo much for sharing your talent!! You make some totally awesome minibooks. I'm just speachless, wow, it's pure eyecandy and wonderful inspiration!! Again, thank you sooo much!! Love your work!!
Standing ovations from me,
Smiles and applause,
Linda
Hi Laura, love your projects, videos, and ustream classes. Thanks for inspiring us with your talent. As for the glue, I like to put a damp paper towel or a little bit of a wet sponge in a short glass and leave my glue tip down while crafting. It keeps it from drying out and the tip from clogging up. Just don't forget to cap the bottle when your done. I also like the needle tip type glue bottles, they are much more precise. Thanks again!
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