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Funcrop Graphic 45 Birthday Crop - 9th September Abingdon, Oxfordshire

This workshop is now fully booked 


If you love Graphic 45 paper collections why not come along and join Sal, Kay and Shirley who organise Funcrop and myself for their annual Birthday crop on Sunday 9th September 2012, where we'll be making my Altered Art project (above) which was one of the first I made as a member of this years Graphic 45 Design Team and my Ladies Diary Stitched book.  

Crop Info: 

Location:  
Hadland Community Centre
Hadland Road, 
Abingdon 
Oxfordshire 
OX14 3RR

Cost:  £35.00 

Times: 9am - 5pm slightly longer than usual for a birthday treat 

Date: Sunday 9th September 2012 

Refreshments:  Will be provided including nibbles but please bring your lunch.  There's a microwave and fridge in the kitchen.  There will also be a chocolate birthday cake :-)  

There is a kit provided for you on the day, but here's a list of the basic supplies you need to bring along with you:
  • Small pair of sharp scissors 
  • Paint Brush 
  • Glossy Accents 
  • Tacky Glue 
  • Vintage Photo Distress ink and Ink blender/sponge
  • Craft Mat
  • Ruler
  • Double sided tape
Fore more information, and to book your place, just email me at clarecharv@ntlworld.com.  

Looking forward to hearing from you. 

Bw Clare
2012 Graphic 45 Design Team Member (UK)  

Comments

  1. Hi Clare,
    Debbie here.
    How gorgeous your projects are, wish I lived closer to you, I would be round like a shot.
    Debbiex

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  2. I would love to join you - but am too far away - Lovely projects!

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  3. I would be there like a shot.... but too far away for me too :o(
    Hugs
    Sandra x

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  4. Hi Claire, What gorgeous projects, I absolutely love 'A Ladies Diary' papers, I have just made a 70th birthday card from them. I want to make projects from my Graphic 45 papers and I would love to join you at your fantastic class, but sadly I am in the North West, boohoo, if you are ever demo'ing nearer to me I will be there like a shot. Lots of love from Patricia xx

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  5. HI Claire. I have just discovered your work and I love it. Thank you for showing me how to use Graphic 45. I love their product, but find it a little busy and intimidating to use. It did not occur to me that I could cut out the graphics and use it that way.

    The corner rounder you used on your photo mats for the Wizard of Oz album, who is the manufacturer? I have looked all over the web for it to no avail.

    Thank you.

    Alisa Brandstetter
    Mansfield, TX

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    1. Hi Alisa, many thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment. The punch I used was the tonic studios dual corner punch. I searched on the net and found it on Amazon. The Crop-A-Dile Corner Chomper Tool-Stub/Deco Cut is the same.

      Happy crafting

      Bw Clare

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  6. hi clair love the vids that you do .im going to try to do a project for my grandson using graphic45 film canister and kraftcard cicle,s book. im using the Steampunk papers for the pages and tabs like you use as pockets ect. Have you any video,s that may help me to do it.only been crafting a short while so any tips would be appreciated thanks takecare look foward to seeing you soon on tv.

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  7. Hi Clare! Gorgeous projects ...wish I was close enough to come to a class of yours { but across the BIG Pond is a tad far away haha}. I'm a HUGE fan of your work having stumbled across you when I googled G45 Tropical Travelogue while looking for a few ideas for using that paperline. I was gobsmacked and soooo inspired. Thank you for helping me see g45 in a whole new light! I did a travelogue album similiar to yours which I have posted on my blog www.michellesscrapbits.blogspot.com I gave you full credit for all your awesome talent! I am now a follower and will be checking back frequently. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work!!!!

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