Showing posts with label big picture scrapbooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label big picture scrapbooking. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Stacy Julian - Big Picture Scrapbooking - New eBook


Hot new book from Stacy Julian!

No matter how you say it, it's the truth: YOU are creative. You have a unique way of seeing the world, combining ideas, and creating art. And yet you probably still lack confidence in your abilities and insights. Well, that's about to change. UR2 Cre8ive is here to help unleash your full potential.


Click here to get it now...


Filled with eloquent observations, energizing exercises, and enticing projects (inspired by the bigpicturescrapbooking.com workshop of the same name), this eBook condenses Stacy's inspirational message into a portable creativity guide, illustrated by beautiful pictures and projects—some new, some tried-and-true.


THANK YOU STACY!

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

How would you change Scrapbooking?

So, Stacy Julian is on a mission to hear some feedback on the Scrapbooking Industry and how you would change it to encourage more people to get involved with it...her question is:

"If you could change one thing about scrapbooking (and/or our industry in general) that would allow more people to embrace and enjoy this amazing hobby, what would it be?"

And I would love to give you the chance to anonymously answer it here on this blog as well.

For 3 reasons:

1) You may be one of the people who lost faith in Stacy Julian and the Big Picture Scrapbooking program earlier this month - but do have some insight on what you might do

2) By leaving your comments here - you let me know that you like what I have to share here and that you are excited to be a supporter

3) I can learn more about how to support you - the scrapbooking community - and provide ongoing value through this blog, through my scrapbooking website, through my scrapbooking newsletter and all other arena's I have devoted to sharing through.

So, please do leave your comments here.


The question again is:

"If you could change one thing about scrapbooking (and/or our industry in general) that would allow more people to embrace and enjoy this amazing hobby, what would it be?"