Announcing - Technique Twenty-Second!!!
Great news!!! We will feature a technique or tutorial on the twenty-second of every month. If you are interested, and have a great technique that you wish to present to every one, please send it to me for consideration. We will feature those chosen on the twenty-second of every month.
For a tutorial you will need to send clear instructions, photos, diagrams, patterns or a video. All of these photos, diagrams, patterns or videos need to be originated by YOU. ie. you cannot use anyone else's work, Also, please do not take a technique from another, we wish to honour and preserve other's intellectual property. However, if you base your technique on someone else's idea but you have added to it or given it a unique spin - give them credit and link back to them, but tell us what is really unique about how you do it.
Please send to: anne.pennington@xplornet.com - please put in the subject line Technique Twenty-second!!!
We encourage you to scrap about yourself - to record your own story. We aren't very rule-oriented here - just keep in the spirit of the scrapbooking challenge!! Play for inspiration, you'll be amazed what you will learn about yourself ...
Ohhhhhhh this sounds FUN!! :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
ReplyDeletesounds awesome.. sure I could find a thing or two to share!
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