Allison Connors is a well known designer in the scrapbooking industry. Along with having her work published in many magazines, she has co-authored several books including, "Creative Quilling for Scrapbooks," "Twist it, Twirl it, Tie it, Curl it," and the latest "Chicken Soup for the Scrapbooker's Soul."

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Amy Hurley has a passion for teaching women about scrapbooking & learning how to scrap their real lives, to find a way to steal time from their busy life & enjoy the fulfillment that comes from capturing the everyday nuances. A very busy life is something Amy knows about first hand… she has 5 beautiful children, 3 with special needs. It turns out scrapbooking is her saving grace. It gives her the opportunity to CELEBRATE her family, as well as herself."
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Barb Tourtillotte - pronounced 'turtle-low' is a published illustrator of over fifty books. Barb’s delightful watercolors can be seen on fabrics, dinnerware, greeting cards, kitchen textiles and giftware.

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Textile designer Christine Adolph brings luscious layers of saturated color, bold scale and enticing textures to her Scrapbook Collection for Creative Imaginations. With the sparkle of Christine’s signature foil highlights the
art of the scrapbook page has entered a new era.
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Danelle enjoys exploring the possibilities in the designs she creates, with unique combinations of typography and graphics. Art Warehouse has brought together all these influences.

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Debbie loves the thrill of creating new artwork and is committed to seeing her art translated into beautiful, high quality finished products. Debbie keeps up with contemporary trends by introducing new color palettes and fresh new ideas with each art collection.

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Jenn lives, works, creates & teaches by the motto “she is able…who thinks she’s able”. When she’s not writing a book, designing product or teaching workshops, she is either happily spending her time telling stories through paint, collage & assemblage in her Brookline, MA studio or working with her husband & 2 young girls on converting a 150 year old carriage house into their new home.
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Jone Bergquist Hallmark grew up in Austin, Texas. Starting at the age of two, it was a regular site to see Jone on the floor of her daddy's studio with a bowl of water, paints and long-handled brushes……and paintings scattered everywhere.

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With her love of photography, scrapbooking was a natural transition for Karen when she was first introduced to it 3 years ago. Since then, her work and writing has been seen in many magazines, featured artist spotlights and scrapbooking websites.

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Experimentation is the key to Marah’s art. She has never been one to be driven by the norm. Marah is always striving to try something new. Whether it is combinations of colors, textures and techniques. It is that fearless ability to try the unknown that has lead to her success as an artist.

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Renaé loves to paint walls - and gets away with it- as she happily goes about adding more color into the world.  For her, it’s never work, but always an adventure. She loves the challenge of a blank page; the challenge of creating!

So first things first...I'm Samantha Walker, I'm a Wife, Mother, and Designer. I am happiest when I'm creating...give me a good assignment or challenge and set
me free!

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Sandra Magsamen paints to express the feelings and ideas she holds in her heart. Tthe internationally acclaimed artist and author shares her meaningful messages and motifs through a widely popular range of products, all bearing her signature images and Messages from the Heart™.

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Sharon's love for the artful and the intellectual is evidenced in her work where fluid beauty, inspiring text, historical and architectural imagery find a home together. With experimentation as her teacher, and imagination as her muse, she pursues her passions of watercolor lettering arts.

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Painting at an early age, Teri Martin followed her passion which ultimately became her life's work. She experimented widely with various means of expression, such as dance, ceramics, and weaving, all the while painting in a wide variety of media. Teri finally found her true love in lettering and calligraphy.
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