Sunday, March 14, 2010

Scrappy Saturday

Despite having The Cold That Would Not Die But Instead Morphs Into Some Kind Of Evil Bronchitis-Demon-Thing, I still managed to have a pretty fun weekend. On Saturday, we ventured out to the Create-n-Crop Event in Perry. Brian and I went, along with Kristi, her husband, Chris, and Linda.

They called it a "Paper Crafting Extravaganza," but once we got inside and walked around a bit, we discovered it was more of just a "Ganza" without the "Extra" part. We were underwhelmed, to say the least. It was very small, and took us under an hour to walk the whole thing, including stopping and looking and buying and taking our time. But we still had fun! I got a new Glimmer Mist, some Stickles and some ink! So it was worth the drive. But I am still looking forward to the bigger expo this summer in Duluth.

Here are some pics from the day.

The famous Clock Tower at the Agri-Center and Fairgrounds in Perry, GA:



Oh, the Stickles of it all:



Here, we watched as a lady in a booth (where I bought all my goodies!) showed us a really cool technique--she heat-embossed a stamped image onto some metallic fibers. The image could then be cut out and used on a scrapbook page or card. It was pretty neat!











Prima and their never-ending genius and cuteness. These are paper-pieced embellishments and I really want that cat!



Cardstock is pretty.



Eric Erickson's booth had a really cool arrangement of scissors and flowers.



Linda, me and Kristi, grinnin' and shoppin'. :D



Copic markers in all their glory. So pretty!



As you can see, I'm a bit mesmerized by them and their glitter pen friends. :D



Afterward, Linda had to go, but Brian and I went with Kristi and Chris to eat at Cracker Barrel. It was fun! A great day spent with great new friends!

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

That was lots of goodies to look at or buy. I'm glad you enjoyed yourselves and got some real good pictures. Take care of that more-than cold. Hope you feel better. love you.

Unknown said...

Looks like tons of fun! You take men to these events?...Justin won't even set foot inside my scrap room, LOL!

Please feel better :-(

Unknown said...

Glad you enjoyed the event a little. It was the first and hopefully not the last. Jan McCoy started this event and I really appreciate her bringing this to middle Georgia and with our help next year it will be bigger. Many companies wanted to wait to see how this year's first event turned out, so maybe next year it will be bigger and better. But our support in every way will be the key to her success. Hope you come back next year.

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