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Saturday, June 28, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
We will be Away (3rd - 5th July)
Just a heads up! Just in case you are planning to come over or waiting eagerly for your shipment. We'll be away from 3rd - 5th July for Bryant's button replacement in Singapore. So if you do not hear from me, do not fret...'I'll be back!
Took a pic of Bryant's button just to show you:
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
SUNBEAR
This posting is to help my friend sell some children's books. Not just any kind of books, but quality books printed in Singapore (NOT some sweatshop in China) on recycled paper.
Sunbear Publishing is a niche publisher determined to produce books that matter about things we value. They publish books with environmental and cultural themes for the picture books market. These books reflect the rich experience of a tropical childhood in this part of the world - books with local plants, flowers, birds and people.
The books help to instill in children a love and appreciation of their local environment and culture. The books also make a perfect present for children who live in other parts of the world.
Please email Angeline at mysunbear@gmail.com or call/text 012-297 4533 for book orders.
She will also be running a stall at HOMART this Saturday, 28 June 2008, at Ground Floor City Square (off the Crown Princess Hotel lobby) from 10am to 7pm. See you all there.
Sunbear Publishing is a niche publisher determined to produce books that matter about things we value. They publish books with environmental and cultural themes for the picture books market. These books reflect the rich experience of a tropical childhood in this part of the world - books with local plants, flowers, birds and people.
The books help to instill in children a love and appreciation of their local environment and culture. The books also make a perfect present for children who live in other parts of the world.
Please email Angeline at mysunbear@gmail.com or call/text 012-297 4533 for book orders.
She will also be running a stall at HOMART this Saturday, 28 June 2008, at Ground Floor City Square (off the Crown Princess Hotel lobby) from 10am to 7pm. See you all there.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Next Up - BASIC GREY {SULTRY}
Random Act of Kindness
I now truly understand Random Acts of Kindness, no its not those pieces of papers or a scrapbooking kit you give away, but rather the selfless act by a random stranger. I thought I have to share this as time and again when I get inspirational emails or RAKs, I cant help but have this strange feeling that indeed, one small deed, we can change the world, well...maybe not the world but it does make a difference.
A new customer whom I have "met" over the phone offered me and Bryant a place to stay in Singapore when we will be going there for treatment. Now that is what I call RAK. No questions asked...I am indeed touched and although the day started badly, after that it didnt matter anymore. Why worry about office politics or material possessions? It is meaningless...
And today I received another email from another customer offering to help spread the word...it is indeed instances like this that keeps me going...SCRAPBOOKING helped me get through the worst of times, and I hope by making it affordable we can in turn help others. We would also like to help in terms of employment and we are looking for a new forum moderator. So if anyone knows of anyone who can "contribute" to our site and has lost a job because of a special need child, we welcome them with open arms!
A new customer whom I have "met" over the phone offered me and Bryant a place to stay in Singapore when we will be going there for treatment. Now that is what I call RAK. No questions asked...I am indeed touched and although the day started badly, after that it didnt matter anymore. Why worry about office politics or material possessions? It is meaningless...
And today I received another email from another customer offering to help spread the word...it is indeed instances like this that keeps me going...SCRAPBOOKING helped me get through the worst of times, and I hope by making it affordable we can in turn help others. We would also like to help in terms of employment and we are looking for a new forum moderator. So if anyone knows of anyone who can "contribute" to our site and has lost a job because of a special need child, we welcome them with open arms!
Noteworthy - PART 2
OK, I deserve this!!! We deeply apologise our NOTEWORTHY {PART 2} is 1 month late! However, fear not, want not...it is still here, and at very reasonable prices...honestly I have never seen specialty papers such as flocked papers or foil papers so darn cheap! If you already have them, how about getting more???
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Friday, June 20, 2008
and more Outreach Programme news
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RE-STORE
was this week's challenge for us.
Scrap-n-Crop.com joined Datin Catherine Lai to bring awareness about craft, charity and the environment.
Working around the theme RE-STORE, we demonstrated how old stuff, recycle-able items and scraps can be used to make beautiful projects and gifts that will last a lifetime.
More importantly, we highlighted how something as simple as craft can bridge the gap between women and assist those in need; both in terms of employment for stay @ home moms with kids with cerebral palsy as well as the women in the Ti Ratana home - Outreach Programmes which Scrap-n-Crop.com and Datin Catherine Lai passionately champions.
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Datin Catherine Lai explaining to the participants how to conserve and restore projects with scraps and recycle-able items.
RE-STORE
was this week's challenge for us.
Scrap-n-Crop.com joined Datin Catherine Lai to bring awareness about craft, charity and the environment.
Working around the theme RE-STORE, we demonstrated how old stuff, recycle-able items and scraps can be used to make beautiful projects and gifts that will last a lifetime.
More importantly, we highlighted how something as simple as craft can bridge the gap between women and assist those in need; both in terms of employment for stay @ home moms with kids with cerebral palsy as well as the women in the Ti Ratana home - Outreach Programmes which Scrap-n-Crop.com and Datin Catherine Lai passionately champions.
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Datin Catherine Lai explaining to the participants how to conserve and restore projects with scraps and recycle-able items.
Labels:
cerebral palsy,
charity,
CSR,
scrap-n-crop,
scrapbook,
scrapbooking
Friday, June 13, 2008
What's New This Week - CK Media
Sunday, June 08, 2008
SnC Volunteers @ the STAR World Environment Day
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Scrapbooking 4 a Cause
This time around we went green for World Environment Day while fund raising for the Ti Ratana Welfare Home; a centre for abused, abandoned, runaway, homeless and under privilege women.
.Chief Ratana admiring some of the finish products at the booth, while Datuk Tony explains scrapbooking to the Chief! Not BAD!!!!!!!!!! Datuk! Looks like Datin Catherine has an attentive hubby there.
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Contributors were given unlimited cut-outs (embellishments) from recycled materials and free use of adhesive, pens, markers, stamps, glitter glue etc. to create their creations.
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Our participants were so varied: children, adults, boys, girls and even VVIPs like Datin Sri Jeanne Abdullah and Datin Wendy Ong!
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Me, showing Datin Wendy Ong and Datin Sri Jeanne Abdullah some of our scrapbooking and craft projects made from recycleable materials.
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.Chief Ratana admiring some of the finish products at the booth, while Datuk Tony explains scrapbooking to the Chief! Not BAD!!!!!!!!!! Datuk! Looks like Datin Catherine has an attentive hubby there.
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the Fund Raising idea
Make a Card 4 Charity ~ It's only RM 5!
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Make a Card 4 Charity ~ It's only RM 5!
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Contributors were given unlimited cut-outs (embellishments) from recycled materials and free use of adhesive, pens, markers, stamps, glitter glue etc. to create their creations.
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Our participants were so varied: children, adults, boys, girls and even VVIPs like Datin Sri Jeanne Abdullah and Datin Wendy Ong!
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Me, showing Datin Wendy Ong and Datin Sri Jeanne Abdullah some of our scrapbooking and craft projects made from recycleable materials.
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Labels:
charity,
CSR,
scrap-n-crop,
scrapbook,
scrapbooking
Friday, June 06, 2008
Fiona Carter is our June Guest DT
Fiona Carter, DT for Maya Road is our Guest DT of the month! What perfect timing as everyone is goo-goo-gaa-gaa over Maya Road right now! FIONA CARTER lives on Sydney's north shore with her husband,Paul, daughters Emily and Phoebe and bunnies Bubbles and Butterscotch...
Here's what she says (taken from http://www.scrap-n-crop.com/);
"My interest in crafts goes way back to my childhood. The crafts I dabbled with were many and varied, but a constant interest in "cutting and pasting" was evident - anything that included papers, pens, pencils and creative lettering always grabbed my attention. As a little girl, I would beg my mum to buy me new pencils, pens and sketchbooks so I could draw and sketch. I am still in possession of some of those sketchbooks and I treasure them.
In 2000, I was introduced to scrapbooking through a friend. I was hooked! I loved he concept of scrapbooking, recording the story of my family's lives in such a creative way. My interest in scrapbooking grew quickly and my first scrapbooking layouts were published within a year of starting this wonderful craft.
I love telling a story of my layouts. I use a combination of alot of photos of our everyday life with journalling to tell the tales of our family. The majority of my layouts are event driven. I feel I am able to add multiple photos and elements on a layout without it appearing cluttered. My scrapbooking is elegant and stylish with clean lines, lots of color with a bit of fun and humor thrown in! We know how to have a laugh in our family, and that is extended into my layouts. I hope in many years that my family can look through our albums and laugh as we remember the fun things we did.
My work has been published in Scrapbooking Memories, the Australian edition of Creating Keepsakes, My Reflections magazine, Paper Crafting with Photos (a Paper Crafts publication), Stamping and Papercraft magazine, Australian Papercrafts as well as several ideas books and special interest magazines in Australia. I have had my projects displayed at several CHA trade shows (in the Maya Road, Paper Salon, Piggy Tales and Urban Lily booths) and a recent National Stationery Show in the USA."
See her layouts using our own kits and Maya Road projects on our site http://www.scrap-n-crop.com/index.asp?p=/static/Gallery_Guest_DT_FionaCarter.html.
Labels:
Australia,
Design Team,
Fiona Carter,
Maya Road,
scrap-n-crop,
scrapbooking
Thursday, June 05, 2008
S-n-C Going Green for WED
In conjunction with World Environment Day today,
The Star is organising the Green Every Day – Act Now celebration.
Sunday (8th June 2008)
Taman Lembah Kiara, TTDI, Kuala Lumpur
9am to 4pm
We are pleased to say that Scrap-n-Crop has been invited to particiapte in this event and we will be...
going GREEN! +
Giving Back to Mother Nature!
Come visit us, if you are around, to show your support and learn about recycleable materials and what you can do with them and much more in scrapbooking and other craft.
... and please carpool if you can - KICK THE CO2 HABIT!
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