Yesterday was our super fun road trip to Estes Park! I tried to take pictures, but I have a very long way to go in learning to use my camera. All my shots turned out blurry - time to pull out the manual and figure out what I'm doing wrong.
The day started out with a visit to team member Judy's gorgeous home to look at everyone's great convention goodies and swap our cards. We then continued into town to have a delicious brunch and have our meeting.
After that, we went to visit our talented stamping buddy and former team member Cheryl who has opened her own shop there in town - Rocky Mountain Memories (140 Moraine Avenue, Estes Park, CO 80517 - RMMemories.com):
Note to Cheryl - hope you don't mind me using the pix from the website!
Cheryl had a fun make and take for us and I learned about stamping on canvas and painting with acrylic paints and using distress inks.
I came home with a wonderful treasure trove of toys to try out too!Thanks Cheryl for your wonderful hospitality and for sharing your immense talent with us. If you are ever in Estes Park, Colorado, I would encourage you to stop in and see Rocky Mountain Memories - it will be well worth your while!
Here's a slideshow of our swaps! As always, these gals never cease to amaze me with their creativity and talent.
I'm hoping to get some serious stamping in this weekend - we'll see though 'cause if the sun is shining and the wind is blowing, we'll probably be out on the lake! I can knit on the boat though, so maybe next week I'll have some knitting projects to show you.
Thanks for visiting!
~chris
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4 comments:
wow cool trip.. love that pear card...
Ooo...the canvas looks awesome! Off to send this link to Paula...it would be right up her alley (and I got enable her when I can!).
sounds like you had a good trip, have lots of fun with your new goodies this weekend hun!!!!
Love the pear card, yummy
I love all the cards and love that you know about the canvases now. I have been doing for a while now.
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