Did I mention that Tim gave us TONS of stuff during the workshops? A little of it was used in the projects, but most of it was pure swag donated by companies that
obviously really like Tim.
He told us that he just boldly asked for stuff; in many cases their most recent products...and not just a sample but the whole dang set. For example whole pads of Graphic 45 (
Steampunk) and Kraft Resist paper. Plus tissue tape and a dispenser, and a big glue runner that is probably a $15 tool. Many, many really cool embellishments and elements. The workshop gals were gasping and hooting with glee as these give-aways were being handed out. CHRISTMAS!
Still, I shopped at Mario's store on the ship. Then, when I got home, I combed eBay for more must haves like the Perfect Pearl Mists (we all loved this stuff) and the rosette die with the required strip cutting pads and platform. Still to arrive are a couple of the watches. How will I ever store so much swag?
Did I mention that Tim gave us TONS of stuff during the workshops? A little of it was used in the projects, but most of it was pure swag donated by companies that obviously really like Tim.
He told us that he just boldly asked for stuff; in many cases their most recent products...and not just a sample but the whole dang set. For example whole pads of Graphic 45 (Steampunk) and Kraft Resist paper. Plus tissue tape and a dispenser, and a big glue runner that is probably a $15 tool. Many, many really cool embellishments and elements. The workshop gals were gasping and hooting with glee as these give-aways were being handed out. CHRISTMAS!
Still, I shopped at Mario's store on the ship. Then, when I got home, I combed eBay for more must haves like the Perfect Pearl Mists (we all loved this stuff) and the rosette die with the required strip cutting pads and platform. Still to arrive are a couple of the watches. How will I ever store so much swag?
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