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Tag Archives: Sarie Smith
One Year with the Paper Crafts Gang
In the last year, we’ve shared all sorts of crazy Paper Crafts fun with you. If you scroll through the last 12 months of our blog, you’ll see that we work really hard, but we also have lots of good … Continue reading
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Tagged Becky Olsen, Brandy Jesperson, Brenda Peterson, Brynn Lillywhite, Cath Edvalson, Courtney Smith, Imaginisce, Jennifer Schaerer, Kim Hughes, Kim Kesti, Lindy Brown, Making Memories, Matt Anderson, Melinda Dann, Nicki Kezerian, P. Kelly Smith, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts Go-to Gals, Paper Crafts interns, Paper Crafts magazine, Sarie Smith, Stace Hasegawa, Susan R. Opel
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Magazine Monday – Deciphering Supply Lists
Welcome to Magazine Monday! I love the start of a new week. The time when you can forget your mistakes, incorporate new strengths and move forward with renewed motivation and energy. Soon I’ll be leaving Paper Crafts to explore other … Continue reading
Magazine Monday – Gift Ideas for the…in Your Life
Christmas week is finally here! Are you excited? Are you ready? I’m one of those people who shops all year long to find the perfect gifts. For me the joy of Christmas is in watching the people I love be excited … Continue reading
Magazine Monday – Meet Our New Intern!
Welcome to Magazine Monday! I’m Sarie Smith, Paper Crafts’ newest editorial intern. (If you’re all wondering how to pronounce my name, it rhymes with “Carrie”. Does that help?) For introduction’s sake, here’s a few facts about me: I laugh a … Continue reading
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Happy Halloween from the Brides of Frankenstein!
Happy Halloween! Yesterday I revealed the theme of our highly anticipated team costume: The Seven Brides of Frankenstein. (Well, technically it was nine brides since our two interns agreed to join in on the fun! The more the merrier, right?) … Continue reading
