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A flurry of Spring Design activity at Alteredpages!

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WOW - we have quite a talented group of newbies on the
AlteredPages Design Team.
None of these Ladies are new to art or the process of creating! 
We are so incredibly proud to add to our
already AMAZING Team of talented artists.

The art matches the order of names below;
Susan


Peg

leslierayhe

  
Roni

Kelli

We have new designers on our team! And wow are they talented. They will be sharing more photos of projects they have created. They are diverse, skilled and fun!   You can find their BIO's later this week on our website for your review and amazement!  

Here they are;

Susan Brown ~ Florida

Peg Rounds ~ llinois

Leslie-Rayhe Strickland ~ Texas

Roni Johnson ~ Indiana

Kelli Green ~ Virginia
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  1. Becky VothWednesday, March 21, 2012

    Welcome!! Can't wait to see what ya come up with!!

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  2. NettyWednesday, March 21, 2012

    Look forward to seeing your work.

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  3. littlethings1Thursday, March 22, 2012

    Welcome to each of you ! Looking forward to seeing your amazing talents !!
    Eunice

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