Hey Everyone! Julie Ranae here!
I am really excited to share a wonderful guest designer
here at The Twinery.
She is known in the paper-crafting community as a
very creative designer and you are going to see just why!
When we saw what she was doing with our baker's twine,
it wasn't long before we asked if she would share with
our readers here at The Twinery.
We're uber-excited to have the talented
Laurel Seabrook
with us today!
Hi there, Laurel here and I am so honored
to have been asked to be a
Guest Designer for The Twinery!
to have been asked to be a
Guest Designer for The Twinery!
I am married with two girls, ages 16 and 13, who keep me
busy and of course give me a lot to scrap about. I teach grade one full
time so I look forward to my 'me' time at the end of the day in my scraproom;
where I do everything from cards, to layouts and altered projects. I have
been fortunate to have been on and continue to be on fabulous Design Teams,
currently I am one of the Glue Dots Dottesses. I have also been published
numerous times in several magazines including Northridge Media and Paper
Crafts.
I love paper crafting, and being rewarded for it is
just so
amazing for me.
It is no secret that I love twine, and have been using it on almost every project for a couple of years now.
I just love the extra texture and dimension it
gives to my projects and
gives to my projects and
The Twinery twine is my favorite!
Once again I am honored to be a guest here at
The Twinery
and I hope that you like my projects.
The Twinery
and I hope that you like my projects.
yahooooooo for Laurel!!!!!! big fan of her fabulous work!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for having me! I love The Twinery twine!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see Laurel's work here at The Twinery! Love learning more about her! And Laurel, you really rocked the twine! Awesome projects!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your projects, each one more fun than the last. The addition of the bits of baker's twine just seems so perfect for your designs!
ReplyDeleteIsn't twine so fun? Thank you for sharing your cute projects!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Laurel. Your projects are super. love what the twine adds to them.Awesome.
ReplyDeletevery pretty projects Laurel, you make the twine look so perfect for Halloween projects!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Laurel! Your projects are wonderful! I enjoyed viewing them!
ReplyDeleteSo cool projects Laurel! :)
ReplyDeleteVery awesome! And spooky :)
ReplyDeleteamazing projects Love the different colors of twine used together and the paper on the bottom of the kisses!
ReplyDeletelove these, laurel! your projects are always amazing:)
ReplyDeleteGratz! Love all the halloween projects, the bottom of kisses is a great idea. Love the twine combos you used. Great ideas. Thank you for sharing.
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