DaScrapAddict: Why Do I Need Laminator?

Monday, February 22, 2010

Why Do I Need Laminator?

A laminator can let you create all sorts of neato things from luggage and scrappy tool tags to organizors and more.

Don't have one, you say? Well run (don't walk) out to your local Joann's and pick up the Purple Cows Hot/Cold Laminator now!!

Want more ideas on what you can do with yours (once you have it)?? Hop on over to the Purple Cows Blog and check out all the Design Team's projects!!

Happy Creating!!!

4 comments:

Jess said...: I bought one few months ago and I use it for many projects (books, note books, layouts)!; February 23, 2010 at 4:22 AM
deb famularo said...: You're tempting me girl!!!!!!!!! I bet I'd love that thing!!!!!! xxoo; February 23, 2010 at 12:09 PM
She's a Color Queen said...: Oh you ENABLER!!!!; February 24, 2010 at 8:01 PM
elina said...: argh, now i need a laminator too!!!!!!!
love your projects!!; February 28, 2010 at 6:50 AM

About the Artist

Hi, I’m Vickie Flinchum an Oregon City Mixed Media Assemblage Artist, playfully identifying myself as “Da Scrap Addict.” Originally hailing from the Deep South, I spent many years in Kentucky, Florida and Texas before relocating to the Pacific Northwest. I’m self taught with no formal artistic education. My love of art has followed me from childhood, with learning, exploring and creating being a life-long passion. My fascination with color and texture, and corrosion and weathering is reflected in my work where I often combine vintage baubles, found objects and distressed elements to express my artistic voice. I have over a decade of experience in the Paper Crafting and Scrapbooking industry as a product demonstrator and designer, blogger, design team member, educator and published artist. My works have been featured in Cloth, Paper Scissors Magazine; The Big Book of Scrapbooking Ideas and The Bind-It-All Around the World – Idea Book. I regularly exhibit at Moonlight Coffeehouse, Boutique & Gallery in Oak Grove and Three Rivers Artists Guild Gallery located in the Singer Hill Cafe in Oregon City.