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Jul 05, 2013, 02:30 PM
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Hi Everyone. Hope you are all well. Just finishing a bad bout with the shingles. If you're over 50 and haven't gotten the shingles vaccine, do it ASAP. You do not want to experience shingles. I will be getting mine after this episode ends. You can get them more than once in different parts of the body.
Now, about scrapbooking, hope you are all finding (making) time to scrap. One of our fellow scrappers is doing even more than that. Clarinda is opening a scrapbook store! She will now have what she's always wanted, a place to hold crops so that she can enjoy the social aspect of our hobby. Yeah Clarinda.
Take care, and hope you all enjoyed Shirley's recipe swap.
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Jul 07, 2013, 04:32 PM
Hi Marsha! I'm checking in too because you started it!
That is so Exciting Clarinda has a store! Does she have a website we could shop at too? Being able to have crops is also one of the best things a scrapper could wish for in my opinion
I miss having people to visit with while I scrap, but not too many scrappers around here and the crops are always at night(after dark). I am not a night driver.
I have known people who got shingles, cared for a couple a few years ago and felt so bad for them. They recovered but it was a long while. Skin is the largest organ we have and we need to take good care of it all to be comfortable and healthy...that goes for people who are younger also! Just saying because I like having great people to visit with here
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Jul 07, 2013, 11:54 PM
Hi Janet. Clarinda's store will not open 'til early fall, Sept. I think. I'm not sure she has even named it yet, though she's getting pretty close. I'll let her give the details when she checks in. Hear that Clarinda? Are you working on any SB projects? I watched a Youtube video about making a card with an acrylic front, and now I'm waiting for a package of 12 x 12 acrylic sheets from Oriental Trading Co. so I can make the card with a different motif for my granddaughter Here's the link to the video.
My skin is recovering nicely from the shingles sores, but the nerve pain is going to be with me for a while. Last night and this morning was pretty stressful. But as with all things, this too shall pass.
Hope you are all doing well.
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Jul 15, 2013, 10:30 PM
Hello Ladies! So happy about Clarinda being able to open a store, and Clarinda, if you read this, I wish you much success!
I continue to do my digital 4x6 layouts (for my Daily Life album) and in this way continue to tell my story. It's mostly pictures of my dog, my husband, and the occasional inanimate object ... My 96 yo mother doesnt appear as often anymore; as her dementia advances, she's no longer herself, or interested in pictures. It's very sad, and difficult to care for too but .. we do what we must do, put one foot in front of the other and keep moving forward. Scrapbooking and journaling helps keep me somewhat sane.
Enjoy the summer, ladies - and stay healthy. Hopefully we can continue to stay occasionally in touch on this board. Best wishes to to everyone,
Jul 16, 2013, 10:05 PM
Vianna, I'm Sorry to hear your Mom is having dementia troubles. My Auntie was in her 80's when hers started and she basically remembered things from her childhood, but not current things. It was so sad as her memory had been so sharp before it started. I cared for her till 2006 when she went to Heaven, she was 90. She told me things all about the farm she and my Dad and their family grew up on. Stuff Dad didn't remember either, named specific horses they had and a lot of the chickens names(they had 200!). I thought it was really cute. Her hands weren't real steady but we would color together pics of cats and dogs and floral pics, things she said she liked. Then we would talk as we did that, I learned who the neighbors were back then and things like that. But Auntie loved looking at pics from back then and she named the people she recognized. Told me what year her older brother got his car in one pic. Maybe older pics may interest your Mom? Just thought I would offer that if it may help
My small dog would come and visit sometimes also which was a special treat as she loved dogs, but dogs were not allowed to stay in the residence so could only visit.
Take Care Vianna and keep up your digi scrapping it saves memories as well as regular scrapping
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Aug 01, 2013, 02:48 PM
Hi all... I am checking in and thanks for the encouragement! I did have a hard time naming the store...I wanted something catchy for the name... Snap Snip Scrap... with a big S and the rest of the words stacked up next to it...well my dd read it one day like... nap nip crap...so that blew that name for me. I finally decided on Clarinda's Corner Scrapbook Store... we are on a corner of the road and I will be in the corner of the building. ! I have only 4 week to get everything ready... we are hanging sheet rock running new wires etc... got 1/2 done working on the other 1/2.
I got all my stock ordered... I just need to get a POS point of sale program before everything comes in so I can get it all entered.
Sorry to hear about your mom. Hugs and strength to you!
Good to catch up with the rest of you all!
Hi Marsha... telling on me ...!
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Aug 03, 2013, 05:38 PM
Hello Ladies!
To Janet:
- Thank you for the words of comfort and for sharing your experience with me. It isnt unlike mine, except my mother doesnt talk about the past (she lost her brother in the Holocaust & it's something she never talks about or her life as a young girl). The biggest problem right now is short-term memory & an inability to concentrate. It's like Groundhog Day every ten minutes, very sad really, and maddening to me because it's always the same questions, over and over. One reason why I scrap all these photos & tell (almost) daily stories is because she looks at them and it helps her to remain involved with what's going on around her. And to think this woman had a PhD in German Literature and read a couple of books every week ...
To Clarinda:
- So happy to hear thwe store will open soon. I have no doubt its A LOT of working getting it all ready. The way your daughter perceived the store name actually made me laugh; it might be fun to go with it because of it. People remember it. We had a video rental place around here years ago called Mega FLICKS that everyone miles around know about. The font used for its name, and the fact that the F and the I where placed very close together created the appearance of that ubiquitous four letter word ... And that billboard was photographed by many area tourists just because of it.
I hope you'll post a photo when it's opened. And best of luck to you. I hope your internet business picks up too (I will consider you for sure because I mostly shop the internet now since the closest local store closed). And be sure to have a store blog: It's good to photograph new product & lines and projects that your customers make with them. I noticed that people like staying in touch with their store or favorite design-team member thru blog posts. Once again, best wishes (and lots of energy!).
Sep 23, 2013, 12:18 PM
HI Ladies, just wanted to let you know that my laptop is dead and that I have to put my PC in the shop to have it cleaned up. Hopefully I will see you soon. Don't seap without me. Have a good week.
I never walk alone, He is always with me.
Sep 23, 2013, 09:01 PM
I'm still around, Shirley. Just chirp when you're back in business
I'll be posting a few more of my digi 'layouts' soon.
Sep 23, 2013, 09:42 PM
Hi Vianna!! There are still a few of us running around here
Good to see you!!
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Sep 28, 2013, 11:35 AM
Vianna, I'm Sorry to hear your Mom is having dementia troubles. My ex's Aunt had that same problem with his uncle.
Clarinda, have you got your store up and running? You dared me to come up there, so PM me the directions and I will goggle you.
OK, I'm chirpping away here. I am back up in business here. I hope everyone had a good summer and ready to do some swapping. My mind has to get my brain working to get some good ideas so ya'll get in the swapping mood.
I never walk alone, He is always with me.
Sep 29, 2013, 06:26 PM
Hi Shirley! I am always ready to swap just have to be careful with what and when
I am having a hard time keeping up with real life sometimes so I DON'T want to become a non swapper
I was just admiring the last swap goodies yesterday and it is so much fun! To me it's like having a magic treasure chest and I look at a person's creation and think about who made it and how fun that swap was and all...yes I do talk in circles sometimes!! Hahahaha! But I have FUN!!
I am Happy you're doing well and ready to create! Me too!!
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Sep 29, 2013 06:27 PM
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Sep 30, 2013, 10:23 PM
OK Janet!! We must be long distance sisters
You took the words right out of my mouth. Some days I repeat the day before and wonder what was it that I did.!!! We need to get Marsha, Vianna, Vickie and Kathie back on the board.
Any idea of what kind of swap you want to do? Some ideas I had were page toppers, season boarders, more tags. What do you think??
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Oct 01, 2013, 01:02 AM
Those are Great ideas! I was wondering if anyone else likes to make ATCs? They are small and easy to do. But I was thinking too that maybe an ornament type of paper craft? It wouldn't HAVE to be Chrismassy if someone wanted to do one in any colors or designs, like to hang in a window or from a mirror? It would be neat to get something like that from everyone! There are a number of ways to make them. Or some kind of stamped something because I love to rubber stamp
Maybe I am overwhelming you with too many ideas? I just get excited about swapping
But I don't mean to scare anybody!!
That would be wonderful if all those ladies swapped with us too!! The more the merrier, you know!? C'mon Girls Let's Swap some Fun Creations!!
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Oct 04, 2013, 09:47 PM
Just checking in after reading your post.Sorry so many are having health problems and would say WE are all getting old but I would have to include myself too.LOL.I retired in August but have been trying to do some cleaning and getting ready to scrap. Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend. Martha
Oct 05, 2013, 04:02 PM
Hi Martha!!
I feel older by the day sometimes, but other days I am just a grown up kid!! So if that evens out then I am OK with it! LOL!!
It's fun to have so many people checking in and ready to play in the paper!! YAY!!
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Oct 05, 2013, 04:51 PM
I tell my daughters that I'm old enough to have dessert first if I want to.LOL And I love to play with paper and like crayons too.
Oct 05, 2013, 05:21 PM
HI Ladies. Hope all are getting better. Does any one want to host the next swap? I will but if any wants to, go for it!! The due date can be due as far as the 4th of Dec. If all swaps are in before that, great, they will get mailed early.
1. Does anyone want to do a secret sister swap.
2. Does anyone want to do a card sawp.
3. Does anyone want to do a tag swap.
4. Does anyone want to do ??? swap
Or we can do one of the above and whatever suggestions of what ya'll come up with.
Do we have enough to do a BINGO game. I have played this with just 4 people
Do we have enough to do a Pay It Forward game.
Do you have a game you would like to play.
Think about it
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Name: Laurel Kinney (& Margot Wolf)
Location: Austin, Texas
Size: 1700 square feet
Years lived in: 2.5 years
In a quaint home on the edge of East Austin reside two very talented women. Laurel Kinney, owner of her own personal styling business (Trophy Boutique), and roommate Margot Wolf, jewelry maker and designer (Margot Wolf Jewelry), are helping to shape the city's style and individuality. As you may have imagined, the home which houses these creative talents is brimming with inspiration.
From the hardwood lined ceilings to the sunlight filled patio, there's a rustic appeal that reminds you of simpler times. Relax… breathe… and take a tour of this remodeled masterpiece.
Most people take on a small project or two upon moving into a new home — painting a bedroom, maybe even install some new flooring. Laurel Kinney takes on a whole home renovation! A willingness to tear down walls, resurface ceilings, and remodel everything from the kitchen to the bathroom requires vision and confidence. Those are two qualities Laurel has in spades, and she uses them every day to provide personal styling services to women and men of all backgrounds and budgets.
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A variety of her wares and inspirations can be spotted on both the wooden jewelry shelf and antique dresser in her bedroom. Other accessories and decor found throughout the home — the ones not made by Laurel and Margot — were sourced from fellow creatives in the area. This makes the home both a synergy of skill and a celebration of craft, proving that sometimes a home is more than just a place. Sometimes a home is as alive as the people who live there.
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My Style: Colorful rustic/industrial, but veering closer to just kind of rustic.
Inspiration: The house I grew up in was built in 1720, so I've always been comfortable with exposed wood and antique elements that show the history of the house.
Favorite Element: The shiplap walls and ceilings FOR SURE. The house would not be half as warm and unique without them.
Biggest Challenge: Finding the time to decorate. I renovated the whole house with my ex, and we just ran out of steam after the first 5 months. It was hard to find the energy to style it all once it was finally painted and liveable.
What Friends Say: They say "can I come over?" :) They think the place is very warm, comfortable, and love hanging out on the porch and in the kitchen.
Biggest Embarrassment: There are more than a few holes in the front bathroom, from when it was retiled, and we still haven't figured out a solution to the lower corner cabinet in the kitchen — there's supposed to be a lazy susan there but I'm too lazy to actually install it. Also, I HAD to paint my room, and I am not a very patient wall-painter. I did a lazy/messy job on taping the ceiling, and every morning I stare at all the mistakes.
Proudest DIY: Several of the paintings are mine, which I suppose could be considered DIY, but I'm also proud of some of the furniture I've found. The mirror in the front living room was found on the street in the East Village in New York — I think it's actually an old headboard from a dismantled bed. I saw it on the sidewalk and lugged it home 2 avenues. It's traveled with me to four different homes over the years.
Biggest Indulgence: Besides renovating the whole house, which was crazy… the couch in the front living room was my first grown up piece of furniture. I wanted custom upholstery, which turned out great because I only had to pay for half up front and the rest when it was finished — the only way I could afford it.
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• Drapes: Smith & Noble
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• Mirror: found
• Art on mantle: Paul Ahern
- • Couch: IKEA
• Table: hand-me-down vintage
• Rug: Anthropologie
• Curtains: Target
• End Table, lamp: Vintage
• Painting: Laurel Kinney
- • Island countertop: Ceasarstone "Apple Martini"
• Wooden Countertop, pendant lamp: Ikea
• Stools/Chairs (gifted--probably from Garden Ridge)
• Table: Kmart
• Animal Paintings: Gretchen Phillips / Ethan Azarian
• Cutting Board: Edwood, Austin
Margot's BEDROOM
- • Vanity: vintage from Uncommon Objects
• Night table, lamp: vintage
Laurel's BEDROOM
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• Chair: vintage
• Green Lamp: Crate and Barrel
• Painting: Sam Sanford
• Drawings: Filmore Sanford (Laurel's grandfather)
• Dresser: bought in Brooklyn (Trade Winds in Park Slope I think?)
• Mirror (on dresser): vintage
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Love the rustic, cozy vibe of this house. Love the built-ins, the porch and the "you have everything you need" print.
That "apple martini" counter is a knockout! A courageous choice that pays off.
This is gorgeous, did it say, are they renting or owning?
Love your ceiling and especially your adorable dog!
I really like this. It's not a style I would normally consider myself drawn to, but it looks very cozy and functional--and nice! I would love to have all of those built-ins.
And the dachshund is just too cute.
Love your whole space, especially the kitchen. So many times people remodel an older home and the kitchen just never looks like it fits, but yours does. I can understand why friends ask about coming over. It is definitely a happy space.
definitely one of my favorite tours. so lovely!
I love the jewelry hangers made from driftwood! very peaceful and comfortable home.
I love three things about your house:
The green countertop
The pink princess telephone (whee!!)
Your oh so cute dachshund. They are the best little dogs.
When there are cute dogs in a house tour I don't even know how to live anymore, plus a green countertop??? I die.
Beautiful wood ceilings! I would have thought keeping wood unpainted would be dark, but it is really light and natural looking....
Are you thinking of painting the outside too? The beautiful inside is a surprise...
Im concerned her hair is going to catch fire
Odd, but the first thing I thought was....are they safe? Those windows are "climb-in" level and they dont look secure. Perhaps its the jaded NYer in me that must always have safety in mind. I thinks it awesome that people can live like this and feel comfortable. As Im typing this Im realizing my grandmothers house (in rural MD) was alot like this. It's just hard to fathom, and Im a little annoyed that that was my first thought.
Great house. Love the artsy touches.
For some reason, I love that the outside of the house is peeling but the inside is spic-and-span perfect. Love the green kitchen island too. And a lot of other stuff.
cool house! I usually hate ceiling fans, but living in Texas we kind of need them. Where are yours from? They look pretty cool!
Love all the wood on the walls and ceiling. Definitely gives the house character. And how great to see color used. The blue living room and green in the kitchen. Just lovely. PS. And sorry but your dachshund was the star of the show!
my favorite hometour for sure, I love everything about it and it feels good too.
I burned my quiona dinner while watching the tour...
I love how self-assured their style is. The home is beautiful without being fussy. Great advice about use of color. Give that pup a scratch behind the ear for me!
Very relaxing home. I really like the walls in the kitchen. I love how the use of color is still soothing. I agree that the home is very functional. I really enjoy how everything isnt "finished" perfectly. The porch clearly, looks like a fun place to hang out on a lazy summer day off with a friend, or at night with some beers and a houseful.
Great tour!
The kitchen is gorgeous. The apple martini counter top is yummy.
hahahah I thought the exact same thing! When I had long hair I caught it on fire twice so I always think that when I see a similar photo.
Nice house - very cozy feeling :) what kind of wood is on the kitchen island?
Thanks! I (Laurel) own the house, and Margot rents her room and studio (so both)!
The wood on the island was salvaged from the walls which were torn down between the kitchen and den. Both rooms were bedrooms before the remodel, and Margot's room was the old kitchen.
I hate the way most ceiling fans look too, so we picked ones that would blend into the ceiling--these are super inexpensive ones from Lowes I think (if not, then Home Depot).
I can always tell from the pictures when a tour is going to be in Austin. This is no exception. Exemplary Austin style.
Love so much about this place. Has alot of personality. Thanks for sharing!
Ignore the complaints about "curb appeal". Maybe if you had unlimited funds you would do more outside but it is a work in progress. Once you pass the front door you live inside and it is awesome!
Love it inside and out. Would bring a bottle of wine to share around that kitchen counter or the fire pit outside anytime!
Is that lavender paint on the paneled walls in the room with the TV? What is the paint color name please?
Loving how comfortable it looks. Such a warm homey feeling :)
Great place! Looks bright and airy, which you need in Austin. I esp. love your dog (I have a doxie mix, always on the lookout for doxies!). Terrific job and love your jewelry as well!
Very interesting. There certainly is a strong and pleasant touch of personality in that home.
I love the painting one of the owners is working on!
Tant de perfection m'énnnaaarve!!! Bravo aux deux. C'est un rêve. Caroline de Québec.
Great home. My favorite things are the purple-washed walls and the orange chair in the bedroom! I also love the wildness of your house's exterior. Thanks for sharing!
Lovely. Very comfortable and homey; what a wonderful place to spend your days and nights.
It's surprising to see it so large on the inside, I love the kitchen and your doxie. Aren't they the most loving dogs ever?
Where´s the obligatory "that´s the hottest house tour in a long time, and the decor aint bad neither?" Ah, there it is. Seriously, that kitchen island looks great with the side wood. Ash or SYP?
I need to leave NYC
I bet that record collection is AMAZING. I mean, if the hat and boot collections are anything to go by, it has to be. Love this home.
One o my favorites - love your use of color and the ambience you've created.
I second the love of your color choices. They show confidence without going overboard. Lovely!
OMG - Laurel! I went to Reed with you! I graduated in '02 - I think you were right around the same year. You were one of the nicest people at Reed. Your house is so lovely. Do you sell your artwork?
Hey, @ali07! That's so crazy that you remember me and I'm so glad that I was nice! I guess niceness sort of stood out there :)
I haven't sold my artwork but that's mostly because I don't have a lot of it, and haven't really tried....Find me on FB and let's be friends!
Shoot, @goddess, I'm so sorry I didn't reply sooner--the paint in the living room is the same light blue that we used in the kitchen, it's just a wash over the orange-y wood, so it's looked purple after the one thin coat...
This is such an inspiring home! I'm at Sherwin Williams trying to find the paint colors used in both the bedrooms and the kitchen. Do you remember what they were called and what finish you used?


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Nebraska senior RB Ameer Abdullah rushed for 146 yards and four touchdowns on 23 carries in Saturday's 38-17 win over Northwestern.
Oklahoma HC Bob Stoops refused to update the status of redshirt sophomore QB Trevor Knight on Monday.
Oregon State redshirt junior WR Richard Mullaney will likely miss the remainder of the season with an elbow injury.
Clemson freshman RB Adam Choice will miss the remainder of the season with a torn ACL.
Archie Manning has stepped down from the College Football Playoff committee due to complications from knee replacement surgery, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
Marshall senior QB Rakeem Cato completed 15-of-27 attempts and threw for 214 yards, four touchdowns and an interception in Saturday's 45-13 win over FIU.
Baylor redshirt senior QB Bryce Petty's struggles against West Virginia "only add to the concerns" surrounding his draft stock, according to CBS Sports' Dane Brugler.
Oregon freshman RB Royce Freeman had a career game in Saturday's win against Washington, rushing for 169 yards and four touchdowns on 29 carries.
Oregon redshirt junior QB Marcus Mariota completed 24-of-33 attempts for 336 yards and two touchdowns in Saturday's 45-20 victory over Washington.
Ole Miss senior CB Senquez Golson had two interceptions in Saturday's win over Tennessee.
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