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It's been whirlwind two weeks, with CHA Vegas behind us, this week was Art Unraveled in Phoenix as a vendor at the Shopping Extravaganza!

So many Artists participate in the event, Pam Carriker, Seth Apter, Chris Cozen, Kari McKnight Holbrook, The King of Doom - Michael DeMeng, Laura Fraedrich, Cindy Kovack, Barb Hamilton, the list goes on!

It feels so wonderful to be in the midst of so many people who "GET IT".    Art is Life!   Life is Art! The people who produce the event are incredible and make it seem effortless!    Linda Young and her husband are the BEST!   Thanks to all who visited our Booth and those who bought from us.  Please tell your friends and send them on over to AlteredPages.com and MailboxMuse.com

Above is one of the most wonderful helpers ever, 
Ingrid "Squirrel" Vient.

I get NO respect!!!



Laura Fraedrich is holding the treasure I bought from her, I picked him because she said he had the best HAIR and it's all about the HAIR!   He is actually very frightening but in a sweet way!   



We were so fortunate to have Karen Elaine doing demos at our booth with FAMOUS SPLASH INKS. People learned allot about the product and bought many sets to create fabulous ART.  

THANK YOU Karen Elaine, Artist Supreme of Arizona! 

Above is Karen with Cynthia Phelps, near our booth. We look forward to partnering with Karen for more shows and collaborating on some exciting new products too!   Stay Tuned for that info!

Let's have a glorious Week making Art and enjoying life.



Jean




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  1. By the way...could you tell it was HUMID in PHX? May hair was the size of Rosanna Rosanna Danna's.

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  2. Great to see you guys there! From one Altered Page to another!

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  3. Looks like you had a fun time

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