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Luanne wrote:I have to share this...

I'm over at tim's blog, and Allison peeks over my shoulder asking what I"m doing.
I say "Looking at tim's blog"
she says "Tim Holtz?"

Hurray!!!!!!

OMG!! How old is she?? Sniffle, sniffle, I have a tear in my eye... of happiness, we teach them well...

...thou shalt corrupt them unto the third and fourth generation....... referring to crafts of course!

Monica

I am in that goup too! I have learned quite a bit by watching his videos on his blog. I really want some of his masks. Especially the clock one!

I'm a lurker in that group, I'm not good enough to share my attempts. Speaking of the masks... if you own a cricut, you can cut your own using acetate, I cut a few and they work great!

I NEVER thought of that....Yocasta, you are a genius...when I quit teaching I emptied my desk into a cardboard box and I have hundreds of transparency pages that weren't being used in the school anymore (but I figured would be handy in my scraproom)....can't wait to try this!!!!!!!

Yocosta you rock! Now if only I had more Cricut cartridges. All but one of mine got put into storage. stupid incompetent packers!

You don't need more cartridges, just buy SCAL - Sure Cuts a Lot

Okay, basic question here. When I go to Staples (or some other store you direct me to), what exactly am I looking for to get acetate? I mean, what does it say on the box or packaging? (I really can't post anymore without using one of these cool smilies!).

Are you using it to make the masks?