Stampin Friends November Blog Hop - Happy Holidays/Winter

 Welcome to the Stampin Friends Blog Hop!

Well we’ve made it through a whole year of blogs…the end this wonderful journey today’s blog will be about Winter/Holiday.  If you are following along the hop, you have arrived from Steph Jandrow’s blog. Be sure to read through my blog, comment below and continue to Lisa Ann Bernard’s blog. If you get lost along the way, you can find a list of Blog Hoppers at the end of each Blog. ENJOY!

 

Wow, what a year it has been!  I am excited that I was able to participate in this fun and amazing Blog Hop!  I can’t wait for next year to start the journey once again.  I know it is only November, but we’ve decided to take a break in December so we can gather our creative ideas for 2021.  With this being our last month, we are focusing this month’s theme to Holidays/Winter.  I have done a little of both.  My card feature’s a retired Stampin’ Up! stamp set that I never got around to using.  My project, on the other hand uses a plethora of stamps, dies, paper, ink etc.  I’ve decided to jump out of my comfort zone and tackle a Winter Sampler frame, YIKES!  Please continue on to see the details of my card and projects!

As mentioned earlier, I decided to use a retired stamp set for this card.  When “Christmas in the Making” first came out, I just had to have it.  Then as with most of my ‘have to have’ stamps it sat and then the Holidays were over.  So, I decided to bust it out and have fun with it. (that was another thing I was trying to accomplish this year, use sets I have used before). OK, enough rambling, let’s get to some stampin’ fun!

 

Christmas in the Making Greeting Card

INGREDIENTS

Stamp Set: Itty Bitty Christmas; Christmas in the Making (r)

Paper: Whisper White CS (8 1/2”x5 1/2”); Real Red CS (4”x5 ¼”); Heart Warming Hugs Designer Series Paper (DSP)(3”x3” & Scraps); Shimmer White CS (4 ¼” x 5”, ¾ ”x2 ¼” ) Whisper White CS(large enough to stamp image on)

Ink: Mossy Meadow, Black Momento

Tools/Accessories: Stylish Stripes Embossing Folder; Frosted Frames Thinlits; Clear Embossing Powder; Heatt Gun; Big Shot; Dimensionals; Rhinestones; Colored Pencils

1. Dry emboss the real red cs with the stylish stripes embossing folder and adhere this to the front of the card base.
2. Layer onto the card base, the 3”x3” DSP in the upper right hand corner.  
3. Die cut the frosted frame out of the shimmer white cs. Adhere this in the center of the card base overlapping the dsp.
4. Stamp one of the images of the women, and using the scraps of dsp paper piece either all of her clothing or just part of it.  In my card, I only paper pieced the lower portion of her dress.  Color the rest of the image and adhere to the frosted frame with dimensionals.
5. Lastly, stamp your “holiday” phrase in mossy meadow ink onto a piece of scrap shimmer white cs.  Cover with clear embossing powder and heat set. Trim down to your desired length.  This keeps the phrase from smudging since we are stamping a colored ink onto a shimmery cs.
6. Now the very last thing (which I do not recall stating in any of my other posts) be sure to stamp the back of your greeting card with a personalized stamp.  Another must, is to stamp your envelope with a coordinating stamp.  It doesn’t have to be anything big, just enough so you are not sending out naked envelopes!

It was fun to do some paper piecing, I always forget about some of these simple yet amazing techniques!!  

Now onto showing you my project for the month!  As stated in the beginning, I struggle with these and hope you like what I have come up with.  I used a 12”x12” frame with a 10”x10” opening. I’ll also try my best to include EVERYTHING I used, but if you see that I missed something, please leave a comment.

 

Winter Sampler Frame

INGREDIENTS

Stamp Set: Spirited Snowmen (r); Playful Penguins (r); Scentsational Season (r); Warm Hugs; Poinsettia Petals

Paper: Pool Party CS (10”x10”); Holiday Fancy Foil DSP (10”x10”); Smoky Slate CS (7 ½”x7 ½” & scraps ); Whisper White CS (2-2 ¼”x 2 ¼”; 1 ¾”x 4 ¾” ; 2 ¼” x 2 ¾” ); Petal Pink CS (2 ¼”x 2 ¼); Crumb Cake CS (2 ¼”x 4 ¾”); Pear Pizzaz CS (2 ¼”x 2 ¼”); White Glitter, Old Olive, Soft Suede, Brightly Gleaming Specialty DSP (scraps)

Ink: Black Momento; Gray Granite; So Saffron; Smoky Slate; Early Espresso; Mossy Meadow

Tools/Accessories: Winter Snow Embossing Folder; Subtle 3D Embossing Folder; Wooden Planks Embossing Folder; Sleigh Ride Edgelits; Alpine Sports Thinlits; Perfect Pines Framelits; Playful Alphabet Dies; Pointsettia Dies; Holiday Collection Framelits; Beaded Pearls, Wink of Stella; Basic Pearls (colored with a red sharpie); Silver Embossing Powder

 

Wow, that’s a lot of things!!  I won’t bore you with details, but I will show you an image of how I brain stormed and went about putting this frame together.  When you have a ton of stampin’ supplies, it can quickly get overwhelming with deciding what to use on your frame.  The key is to decide what type of sampler you are trying to achieve.  For this frame, I did not want to have anything Christmas related.  I want to have this hanging up all Winter long, so finding things that wasn’t Christmas related was quite difficult.  Another thing to keep in mind was color scheme.  Once, I decided on the background, I tried to find coordinating card stock.  For this frame I did not want monotone (something that is very difficult for me to do on such a large scale).

Here it is without the frame to see it better.

I hope you enjoyed my projects throughout the year and especially this months!  I had a lot of fun participating in this Blog Hop and sharing my creativity with you all. I would really appreciate a comment of any kind (well hopefully a nice one, lol) and then when you are done be sure to hop on over to the next blogger on the list!

Steph Jandrow (US)

Tiziana Milano (US) – You Are Here

Lisa Ann Bernard - Queen B Creations (US) –

Katja Ettig (GER) -

Teri Pocock

Sue Vine - MissPinksCraftSpot (Australia) –

Jean Bolen Beaulieu

Kim Lamos

Heidi Collins (US)

Kim Quade (US)

Maureen Rauchfuss (US)

Barbara Welch (US)

Anne Marie Hile (US)

Melissa Thomas (US)

 

Stampin Friends October Blog Hop - Thanks/Thankful

Welcome to the Stampin Friends Blog Hop!

This month’s theme is about being thankful and giving thanks! If you are following along the hop, you have arrived from Kim Quade’s blog. Be sure to read through my blog, comment below and continue to Sue Vine’s blog. If you get lost along the way, you can find a list of Blog Hoppers at the end of each Blog. ENJOY!

Next month, here in the States we celebrate Thanksgiving, a wonderful time of year to reflect about all the things we are Thankful for.  For my projects, I actually used to thank some very important people, NICU Nurses.  September was NICU Awareness Month and it just so happens my cousin gave birth to her first ever child over 2 months early.  As a thank you to all the wonderful nurses (142 of them) that took care of her baby around the clock, she asked if I could make something for them.  I came up with a pouch that holds a full size Hershey Bar.  I had a very short turn around time because my cousin wanted to get these to the nurses by the end of the month and also the same day she got to bring her baby girl home!  I then made a card to go along with the pouch (these the nurses did not get). 

 

So let’s start with the card, since that was quick and easy.  I think I used this bundle in another month of this hop, but as you can see, it is such a versatile stamp set and bundle.

 

Thanks for All You Do Card

 

 

INGREDIENTS:

Stamp Set: Celebrate Sunflowers; Ornate Thanks; Thankful Thoughts (r)

Paper: Very Vanilla (4 ¼”x11”, 1”x2 ½”, scraps); Highland Heather (4”x5 ¼”); Bumble Bee (scraps)

Ink: Early Espresso and Bumble Bee

Tools/Accessories: Assorted Blendibles; Sunflowers Dies; Banner Triple Punch, Sweetheart Textured Embossing Folder (r) 

 

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Score in fold in half the very vanilla cardstock.  This is the base of your card.
2. Emboss the highland heather cardstock using the sweetheart textured embossing folder.  Adhere this to the card base with Stampin’ Seal.  Set this aside so you can work on the details of the card. 
3. Stamp three of the smaller sunflower images on very vanilla cardstock.  I colored them using Stampin’ Up!’s Blendibles.  After you are done coloring them, die cut them out and set aside.
4. Die cut two of the single sprigs and one double sprigs out of bumble bee cardstock, set aside.
5. On the piece of 1”x2 ½” very vanilla card stock, stamp the word “thanks” from the Thankful Thoughts stamp set in early espresso ink. Then under that stamp the words “for all you do” from the Ornate Thanks stamp set also in early espresso ink.  Then punch the right side to create a banner using the Banner Triple Punch.  I then sponged the edges with bumble bee ink.
6. Adhere the pieces onto the card base as shown in the sample.  Please note, the center flower is adhered with dimensionals.

 

 

“Thanks” Hershey Pouch and Belly Band

 

As mentioned in the beginning I had to make 142 of these within a week and a half time frame.  Here are some of the pictures from that experience.  When I have to make things in bulk like this I like to work on all the prepping one step at a time.  Then I assemble also one step at a time.

 

At first, I had a banner on the chocolate bar, but then I decided on a belly ban. To me it resembled a cigar, and isn’t that what they used to give out when someone had a baby (oh gosh, I am showing my age!).

 

 

INGREDIENTS:

Stamp Set: Celebrate Sunflowers; Ornate Thanks; Thankful Thoughts (r); Flowering Desert

(r)

Paper: Highland Heather (6”x5 1/2”); Very Vanilla (1”x2 ½”, 1”x5 ½”scraps); Bumble Bee (scraps)

Ink: Early Espresso

Tools/Accessories: Assorted Blendibles; Sunflowers Dies; Banner Triple Punch; Falling Petals Embossing Folder; Story Label Punch; 2 ¼” Scallop Circle Punch; Stitched Shapes Dies 

 

INSTRUCTIONS:

Belly Band

1. Wrap the 1”x5 ½” very vanilla cardstock around the right hand side of the chocolate bar. Set this aside.
2. Die cut a 2 ¾”x 1 7/8” oval out of bumble bee cardstock using the stitched shapes dies.  Adhere this to the very vanilla cardstock on the chocolate bar.
3. Stamp the words “You’re So Awesome” in early espresso ink onto very vanilla cardstock and punch out using the Story Label Punch.  Sponge the edges with bumble bee ink. Then adhere this to the bumble bee oval. 

“Thanks” Pouch

 

I thought the pouch would be hard to put together, but it actually went together quite easily.  Out of one 12”x12” paper, you can actually get four pouches!  Here’s what you do. 

1. Lay your piece of cardstock on the score so it is 6” wide.  Score it at 1 5/8” and 4 3/8”.  Then rotate it 90 degrees and score it at 5”.
2. Next, snip first going across from the side (5 ½” side) to the score line at 1 5/8”.  Do the same on the other side.  Then come up so you are only snipping off ½” until you reach the other score line. Do this on both sides also.  Then the small flap that is left, I cut at an angle.  
3. Now on the same panel where we left the flap, on the other end, I came down half way and used the scallop circle punch to make an opening.
4. To put this together, be sure to use a strong adhesive, such as tear tape or Stampin Seal +, to be sure it doesn’t open.  I ran some of the adhesive on the small flap and then down one side close to the edge.
5. I folded up the flap first, then over lapped the panels. You now have your pouch, easy peasy.
6. I then decorated the front panel, this time using two small sunflower images and some of the sprigs as in the card, along with the “Thanks, for all you do” saying as in the card. 

Phew, there you have it, 142 pouches later and I was done…can you believe, I didn’t even eat one chocolate bar!  Oh the insanity!!!

 

I hope you enjoyed my projects and story this month!  I had a lot of fun (although tiring) putting them together and sharing them with you!  I would really appreciate a comment of any kind (well hopefully a nice one, lol) and then when you are done be sure to hop on over to Sue's blog!

 

 

Jo Blackman

Teri Pocock

Kim Quade (US)

Tiziana Milano (US) – You are here!

Sue Vine (Australia)

Jean Beaulieu (US)

Steph Jandrow (US)

Anne Marie Hile (US)

Lisa Ann Bernard (US)

Heidi Collins (US)

 

Stampin Friends September Blog Hop - Fall/Outdoor/Halloween!

  

Welcome to the Stampin Friends Blog Hop!

This month’s theme is but of course Fall/Halloween/Thankful! If you are following along the hop, you have arrived from Kim Lamos blog. Be sure to read through my blog, comment below and continue to Maureen Rauchfuss blog. If you get lost along the way, you can find a list of Blog Hoppers at the end of each Blog. ENJOY!

 

Besides Christmas, I must say Halloween is my next favorite Holiday.  Although, it is sort of a love, hate relationship.  I love to make cards, to decorate and buy a bunch of candy to hand out, however, where ever I live I never get trick or treaters!!  The only ones that enjoy my craziness is my husband (so not thrilled) and my two black cats, Hobbes and Dexter!  So with that said, of course I picked Halloween for my projects!  I tried my hand at the new “slim” card style and I made a neat little candle box both using the NEW bundle from Stampin’ Up!’s Mini Catalog, Halloween Night Magic Bundle!

 

Let’s get to the spooktacular projects now, shall we!

 

 

Happy Halloween Greeting Card 

I had so much fun with the new “slim” card style.  Instead of making a size where I would have to make my own envelope, I made my card to fit a 6 ¾ (US standard size) envelope. 

INGREDIENTS

Stamp Set: Hallows Night Magic

Paper: Blackberry Bliss (7”x6 ¼”; scraps), Whisper White (6”x3 ¼”), Basic Black (4 ½’x3”), Basic Grey (3 ½”x2”)

Black Glitter Paper (6 ¼”x1”), Magic in this Night DSP (6”x3 ¼”)

Ink: Versa Mark, Basic Grey

Tools/Accessories: Halloween Magic Dies, Silver Embossing Powder, Black Embossing Powder, Heat Gun

 

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Fold in half the 7”x6 1/4” blackberry bliss cs, so the folded size will be 3 ½”x61/4”. Adhere the 6”x3 ¼”, Magic in this Night DSP to the front of the card base.  Die cut two of the “fence” die out of the black glitter paper.  Adhere these to the bottom do the card making sure it touches the bottom and sides of the card base.
2. Adhere the 6”x3 ¼” whisper white cs to the inside of the card base.  This makes your sentiment more visible.  Set this aside.
3. Stamp the bats with basic grey ink onto the basic grey cs.  Then be sure to rub the card stock with the embossing buddy to remove any static before stamping with versa mark.
4. Using the border image, stamp with versa mark onto the basic grey card stock.  Quickly, pour the silver embossing powder over it, lightly tap the excess powder off.  Next heat it thoroughly with the heat gun until the dull silver embossing powder becomes a nice shiny silver.
5. On the same grey card stock, stamp the words “Happy Halloween” with versa mark in the center of the border.  Again, quickly pour black embossing powder over the top, lightly tap and heat with the heat gun until it is a shiny black.
6. Lastly, die cut the same grey cs with the smaller frame in the Halloween Magic Dies set.
7. Die cut the larger frame die out of basic black cs.  Adhere the grey cs to the black cs with stampin’ seal.  Then adhere this to the card base towards the top of the card base.
8. To finish off the card, I die cut some of the bats in blackberry  bliss cs and adhered them to the left of the card front.
9. I may not have mentioned this before, but be sure to stamp the back of your card with a personalized stamp…and definitely stamp a fun image on the envelope.  As my up-line would always say…no NAKED envelopes in the mail please!

 

Happy Halloween Tea Light Candle Box

As I mentioned earlier, no one comes to my house to trick or treat.  It may be because the houses in my neighborhood are not close to each other at all and my house is situated at the end of a 500 foot driveway, that goes up hill at a pretty steep angle….hmmmm….doesn’t that sound spooky now.  Maybe kids think the house is haunted up on the hill, bawahahahahaahaaa.  Sorry, got carried away there…now onto my box with “stamped” tea light candles!  I’ll start by explain how to “stamp” on tea lights.  This has been around for quite sometime, so you may even know how to do it.

 

INGREDIENTS for tea lights and box

Stamp Set: Hallows Night Magic

Paper: Basic Black (6”x4 ½”; 10 ¼”x1”; 10 ¾” x 1 1/8”), Blackberry Bliss (scraps), Magic in this Night DSP (3 ¼”x1 ^7/8”; 3 ^1/8” x 1 ¾” ), White Tissue Paper

Ink: Versa Mark, Black StazOn

Tools/Accessories: Halloween Magic Dies, Silver Embossing Powder, Heat Gun, plain white tea light candles

 

INSTRUCTIONS

Stamped Tea Lights

1. The first thing to do is punch out 1 ½” circles out of the tissue paper.  Then punch a 1/16” hole in the center.
2. Stamp desired image onto the tissue paper.
3. Slip the tissue paper over the candle wick and gently heat the candle with the embossing heat gun, until the tissue paper is absorbed by the wax.
4. That is all, and yes you can still use these candles and I have not had any issues.  However, if you do give them away, just let them know the process so they are careful with them.

Tea Light Box

1. Start by punching out two of the larger frames from the Halloween Magic Die set.
   
   
   NOTE: I decorated only one though.  Then stamp, with versa mark, the spider border image and quickly add silver embossing powder.  Then heat set this until it becomes shiny silver.  
2. The two black strips will be used to make the box. Score the slightly narrower black strip at the following measurements, ¼”, 2”, 5 ¼”, 7” (bottom part of box).  Then score the long way at ¼”.  Snip down from the short edge to the score line on the ¼” side of the strip of paper.  Then snip the longer ¼” flaps on an angle. See image for example. 
   
   
   
3. Add strong adhesive on the ¼” flaps and also on the ¼” extra piece on the short side.  First adhere the short side with adhesive to form a box.  Then fold down the flaps and center it on the plain frame we die cut earlier.
4. Next, score the other black strip at the following measurements, ¼”, 2 ^1/8”, 5 ½”, 7 ^3/8” (top part of the box). Then score the long way at ¼”.  Same as the bottom part of the box you will snip in from the short edge down to the score line on the ¼” side. Then snip the longer ¼” flaps on an angle.  See image for example.
   
   
   
5. Add strong adhesive on the ¼” flaps and also on the ¼” extra piece on the short side.  First, adhere the short side with adhesive to form a box.  Then place this over the bottom box.  Fold down the flaps and add the decorated cardstock frame from the beginning.  I did it this way, to be sure I will have the top and bottom frame perfectly lined up when my box is complete.
6. Lastly, I lined the bottom and top of the inside of the box with Magic in this Night DSP (to hide my flaps) and added some small bats punched out of blackberry bliss to the top of the cover.

 

I hope these instructions made sense.  If not, please ask any questions you have in the comments and I will answer them as best as I can.

 

After this, maybe I’ll make a few to give out to my friends and family since trick or treaters won’t come to my place!  I will bring the treats to them!

 

I hope you enjoyed my projects this month!  I had a lot of fun putting them together and sharing them with you!  I would really appreciate a comment of any kind (well hopefully a nice one, lol) and then when you are done be sure to hop on over to the next blogger on the list!

 

Jo Blackman (UK)

Teri Pocock

Jean Bolen Beaulieu

Heidi Collins

Kim Quade - US

Kim Lamos

Tiziana Milano – You Are Here

Maureen Rauchfuss (US)

Barbara Welch (US)

Melissa Thomas

Steph Jandrow (US)

Katja Ettig

Lisa Ann Bernard

Stampin Friends August Blog Hop - Well Wishes!

 

Welcome to the Stampin Friends Blog Hop!

This month’s theme is Anything Goes! If you are following along the hop, you have arrived from Ann Marie Hile’s blog. Be sure to read through my blog, comment below and continue to Kim Lamos blog. If you get lost along the way, you can find a list of Blog Hoppers at the end of each Blog. ENJOY!

 

Well Wishes come in many forms, they way I chose to approach this topic is one that I am sure many can use, especially during this pandemic. My Well Wishes is for someone who may not be feeling well.  Doesn’t a cup of tea or hot cocoa make everyone feel better???   Oh and we all use a bunch of facial tissues too, so I incorporated that into my card.

 

 

Get Well Soon Greeting Card

I’ve seen a similar card on Pinterest quite some time ago and pinned it hoping to make one right away.  Well here we are years later and I finally am!  When this theme popped up, I just couldn’t wait to give it a try.  Doesn’t it look like the cutest little box of facial tissue?  To make the box all you need to do is a piece of DSP cut to 3”x2 ¼” and then you will score all sides ¼” and ½” from the edge.  Then just cut a couple of corners, fold it down and your done.  This is an open box in the back, but that is OK since it is adhered to the card and you will never see the back.  I created the opening with the large oval punch and then used the scalloped large oval punch to create the border around the opening. Below is everything I used to make this card.

 

INGREDIENTS

Stamp Set: Timeless Tulips

Paper: Soft Sea Foam (4 ¼”x8 ½”)

Pretty Peacock (4”x5 ¼”, 2 ¼” x1 ½”, scraps)

Whisper White (scraps)

Forever Greenery DSP (3 ¾”x5”, 3”x2 ¼”)

Ink: Pretty Peacock

Tools/Accessories: Large Oval Punch (r); Large Scallop Oval Punch (r); Lovely Labels Pick a Punch; Ribbon, Facial Tissue

 

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Fold in half the 4 ¼”x8 ½” soft sea foam cs, adhere 4”x5 ¼” pretty peacock to the card front.  Then adhere the Forever Greenery DSP to the top of this.
2. Attach the 2 ¼”x1 ½” pretty peacock cs towards the top in the center.  Using scraps of pretty peacock, cut two thin strips and adhere them on the sides of the box. Then adhere the facial tissue box to the center of this. 
3. Cut a piece of facial tissue and tuck it into the box.
4. Stamp the words “get well soon” from the Timeless Tulip stamp set onto whisper white cs, in pretty peacock ink. The paper size I used is ½” x 2 ¾”.  Then punch the edges using the Lovely Labels Pick a Punch. Next create a background for this piece with a piece of ¾”x 3” pretty peacock cs.  Again, punch the edges with punch.  Adhere this to the card front towards the bottom with dimensionals
5. Make a bow out of coordinating ribbon and adhere it to the left of the label.

 

 

Get Well Soon Hot Drink Pack

Onto the yummy part of my project with the theme Wellness Wishes.  Stampin’ Up! has come out with these really neat coffee cups and carrier.  When I ordered these I thought they were very mini cups and carrier…to my surprise they are not.  Which makes these even better since they are really usable!   They can be found in the Heartwarming Hugs suite in the August-December Mini Catalog.  If you are wondering why Stampin’ Up! has started bundling products in suites, it is to take ALL of the guesswork at finding what matches. So when you order a Suite it comes with bundles at their normal 10% discount and then just about anything 

else you will need to make cards, 

scrapbook pages, or home decor items, 

yippee!!

 

INGREDIENTS:

Stamp Set: Dandelion Wishers, Warm Hugs

Paper:

Soft Sea Foam (1 7/8”x 2 ½”, scraps for cup bands and circle for the tea bag holder)

Pretty Peacock (2”x5 ½” (2), 2”x2 ½” (2), scraps for cup bands)

Whisper White (1 5/8”x 2 ¼”, scraps for tea tag, box tag and coffee cups)

Forever Greenery DSP (1 ¾”x 5 ½” (2), 1 ¾”x  2 ½” (2), 2”x8 ½”, 2 5/8”x12”, scraps for box tag and coffee cups)

Ink:Pretty Peacock ink and light stampin’ blends, Soft Suede ink and dark stampin’ blends, Real Red ink

Tools/Accessories:Warm Wraps Dies, ¾” Circle Punch, 1” Circle Punch, Scallops Tag Punch, Ribbon, Mini Coffee carrier, Mini Coffee Cups, Wrapped in Texture embossing folder 

 

INSTRUCTIONS:

If I am too wright up instructions for all these pieces, it will take days…so instead I will give you some tips.

1. You will need two coffee wrappers to go around the cup.  Also, use tear tape to adhere them together or any sturdy adhesive.
2. Die cut your pieces first, emboss second.
3. I used some adhesive to hold the hot cocoa packet and tea bag in the holder.
4. Have in decorating these items (I know I did) the stamp sets that are in the suite have mostly to do with the Holidays coming in the Fall and Winter, but I thought the sentiment “Eat, Drink and be Cozy” works just as well for someone not feeling good.

 

I hope you enjoyed my projects this month!  I had a lot of fun putting them together and sharing them with you!  I would really appreciate a comment of any kind (well hopefully a nice one, lol) and then when you are done be sure to hop on over to the next blogger on the list!

 

 

Steph Jandrow

Jo Blackman

Katja Ettig

Rachael Rife

Teri Pocock

 Jean Bolen Beaulieu

Sue Vine

 Kim Quade - US

Heidi Collins 

Barbara Welch - US

Maureen Rauchfuss - US

Anne Marie Hile

 Tiziana Milano  -You Are Here 

Kim Lamos