I really should know better than to go there with my credit card. To say that the shop has lots to offer is a massive understatement. It is crammed full of all kinds of goodies: paper of course and stamps, and inks and paints, and stickers and stencils, inks and chalks, twine and glitter and so much more. Take a look here.I managed to bring home the goodies in the second collage.I especially love the adhesive tape with numbers on (like a tape measure) and the one with the news print design.
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I've seen this shop advertised in various crafting mags.We are heading to Vic in May, so will definitely head there!What fun you are going to have.Aren't we lucky to have so much to experiment with these days.
The Simbicort is REALLY working.Gosh I feel so much better!! Just in a week!.Soon I'll be my old self again!
Cheers
Judy
I don't think I want to know about this shop....I've got enough to do without getting in deeper with paper crafts!
Excuse me butting in here, but Judy McCarthy above mentions Simbicort (Symbicort?). If she is taking that for breathing problems, tell her she is in good company, lol! My hubby has emphysema, and has been on all kinds of treatment for 10 years, but Symbicort has been the best by far.
So easy to see how a credit card could be dangerous in there.....I am thankfully overflowing with paper and skip these stores nowadays, but acrylic paint, well that's another story. Enjoy your creative fun. xox
I can see there is lots to see but paper crafting is not for me, dare not start anymore new crafts.
Admire how you get the picasa photos on your blog, ca`1t seem to find out how to do it for mine.
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