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RETREAT SNEAK PEAK IS HERE

Category: NEWS Created: Thursday, 19 November 2015 06:14

Hi everyone!

Well the retreat is getting closer and closer now and we are all geared up for it. We have some scrapbooking superstars joining us and some beautiful creations for you to make in the classes…and so we kick off with one of our super-star teachers…TRUDI HARRISON and here is the sneak peak of her class layout, which YOU will be making if you’ve signed up for her class.

We will have more sneak peaks from Karen and Beck’s classes very soon

We can’t wait to show you our new papers! And’ you’ll be one of the FIRST to give them a try…how exciting.

OCTOBER 4th-6th!