CARDMAKER :: HANDCRAFTED GREETINGS FOR ALL OF LIFE'S OCCASIONS!
click on this link to see the review.
Cardmaker magazine also features this (with the full book cover picture) on page 14. There are three other books reviewed but mine is the first. My published book has been published! It's "republished". :)
If you are interested in purchasing your own copy, go to www.gracepublications.com. The book is only $9.95! Very soon I will have a big stack of my own copies and be able to sell them directly. Have a great day! Heidi :)
Saturday, January 20, 2007
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Monday, January 15, 2007
Newspaper Article
Eastside Messenger - Deaf interpreter reaches out to students In addition to making art, I am an interpreter for the Deaf. The following link explains how I got started in art, and interpreting.
Sunday, January 14, 2007
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http://www.rangerink.com
Check out Ranger's website!
Make sure to look for the 2007 Design Team! I am one of a 10 member Design Team with TIM HOLTZ!!
Check out Ranger's website!
Make sure to look for the 2007 Design Team! I am one of a 10 member Design Team with TIM HOLTZ!!
Saturday, January 13, 2007
Heidi's Rubber Stamp JourneyIt's hard to believe it's been 5 years since I fell in love with rubber stamps. I was trying to make a simple "CONGRATULATIONS" card for a roommate who just got engaged. All I had left from some scrapbook materials was one sticker. I didn't want to use it because it was my last one. Stickers run out! Also, one mistake and the whole card is ruined.
About this time, I remembered some rubber stamps that my sister had shown me. A light came on. I realized rubber stamps never run out! You can reuse them one thousand, or even one million times! Imagine the ink colors, paper colors, textures, and sizes. Oh boy! I was hook hook hooked!
As I began, my first cards seemed to be to be a masterpiece. Now, I look back and think my early work is awful, but at the time it seemed like a masterpiece. I wonder what I'll think about my art in 10 years?!
About this time, I remembered some rubber stamps that my sister had shown me. A light came on. I realized rubber stamps never run out! You can reuse them one thousand, or even one million times! Imagine the ink colors, paper colors, textures, and sizes. Oh boy! I was hook hook hooked!
As I began, my first cards seemed to be to be a masterpiece. Now, I look back and think my early work is awful, but at the time it seemed like a masterpiece. I wonder what I'll think about my art in 10 years?!
Welcome to my blog. I would like to share my art, accomplishments and publications.
Maybe we'll find out together how my cards will look in ten years!
Heidi
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