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Pictures of CHA

Here you go - some of my favorites...

Karen Foster's easter line. Paper Salon - dyed elastic - this falls under the "why didn't I think of that?" category.
Elsie Flannagin's line for KI Memories. Too cute. Gotta get my hands on some of this...
Doodlebug's Black and White Collection - of all the black and white patterned paper we saw there, this was my favorite one... (and let me tell you - there was a TON of black and white patterned paper.)
Hambly Studios - cool cool overlays and rub ons. Amazing.
Imagination Project. LOVED almost all of their new releases, but this was my favorite. Cool.
New Heidi Swapp masks... lots of potential for these. Love the bird. There were birds everywhere...
Heidi Grace has done it again. She is one amazing designer. LOVE her flocked and glittered papers. She had a paper line with mushrooms on it. Cute little toadstool mushrooms - like people used to tole paint in the 70's. (And guess what? There were owls everywhere too... weird!)
All in all, it was an amazing show. There was some great stuff. Miles and miles of great stuff.
Love this industry.
Love it.
Love my job.
I had a great time with Kathy, my boss. We get along so well. That's a great thing.
I'm so blessed.
I got to meet some internet buddies... for the first time ever.
And now I'm back home with lots of ideas and inspiration and projects to create.
Loads of ideas in my head.
My brain is full.
My heart is happy.
Have a great weekend, friends!

Comments

  1. The Heidi Grace line looks wonderful! It's the kind of stuff I'll just want to hoard. So glad you had a nice time, C :) And that you made it back home all safe and sound.

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  2. Well, well, dyed elastic. That is just too cool. Kinda like ribbon but stretchy. Wow! What'll they think of next? Thanks for keeping me up to date on what is new in the industry :)

    Everything looks so pretty. I'm glad you had fun and I"m glad you're back.

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  3. How fun Cathy. I love Elsie's line, it looks like a ton of fun.

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