Get my CHA CHA on

So I have not really been very excited about CHA the last two times but this year I am going by myself, for myself, not for any company, not to do any work.

Okay, well, I will be doing a little work in the Zutter booth but besides that, I am on my own for the other days at CHA to work on getting products for classes, figuring out what I wanna use and what's new and fresh. (P.S. if you're gonna be at CHA come by the Zutter booth and say ‘hello'!)

Here's some stuff I plan to check out:

NEW PRIMA (pasted from the Prima blog):
Primrosa:

Madrigal Flowers (*LOOOOOOVE THESE!!!!!)

Debutantes:

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Calcutta Petals

Camilla: (LOOOOVE THESE TOO!!!)

Ameruse:

Belle Art:

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Eclatte:

THESE ARE SOOOOOOO CUTE!!!!!!! (below, Love Story Flowers):

Songbird Vine:

Cloissone:

Fairytale Roses:

Mini-Bouquet:

Caravan:

AND OMG this is the best part ever! The new canvas from Donna Downey and new stamps!! WOW!!!!!!!!!

Introducing:

Donna Downey's Canvas Line

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Canvas Apron

Canvas ruffle on bottom and two side pockets. One size fits most.

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Small Camera Bag

Made of durable thick canvas and padded for proper care of equipment

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Large Camera Bag

Made of durable thick canvas with adjustable strap and padded to ensure proper care of equipment.

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Tote Bag

Tote bag made of durable canvas and reinforced trimming

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Introducing:

Donna Downey stamps:

Stamp sizes all vary. Stamp made of thick foam fused onto thick 3mm acrylic sheet. Use for scrapbooking pages, totes, t-shirts, pants, and more! (blossoms size approximately 10.25″x7.25″, 1 piece per bag.)

Just imagine the fun you could have with these large stamps!

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Introducing:

Clear Prima Stamps:

YUM! There are 24 new stamp sets!

Okay, that is enough for one day ;)

Author: Jennifer Priest

It started with jewelry, beading, sewing, home decor, painting, basket weaving, pottery, and cross-stitch. Marry that to an entrepreneurial spirit & at 9 years old a girl is selling her wares at craft fairs as far as her parents and grandparents would drive her. These days, Jennifer enjoys crafts of all genres from sewing to scrapbooking to jewelry with a little dabbling in the mixed media world. Her style is approachable and she wants everyone who sees her work to feel that they too can embrace creativity and make their home and life beautiful.