so... always people are asking me what my favorite product is... and i can tell you, that it's impossible to pick a favorite! i love it all so much! however... i have to admit, that i am quite proud of the masks... the creative, artistic, non-conformist soul inside me really likes the masks... i love the versitility... i love that we were able to find a material that would fit the vision in a really cost-effective way. i love that there are so many possibilities...and... admittedly... i love to use spray paint. anyway... it just flat out makes me happy when people use masks... and enjoy the results... the first time someone uses a mask, and they remove it to reveal the design, there is such a thrill because it's so easy and effective! so yesterday morning i woke up to an email from Randi at Scrapfriends forwarding me their design teams review of my masks! it was so fun to hear these scrapbookers thoughts and insights and experiences about the masks! they ALL liked them!
heidi masks! check out the link! i thought it was so fun to see the different ways these girls used the masks. and i felt inspired to post a layout i did with one of my first homemade, handcut prototype that liz made a long time ago. but i love this layout. i pulled an article from a skate mag that was white on black and then sprayed yellow and red paint over the top... then i took a beat up box, and some vinyl letters in different sizes and sprayed the box with the 2-tone spray paint as well... dang.. i loved it! almost as much as i love the rocket power underwear hanging out of his shorts as he's jumping!
there is a very real danger associated with having spray paint laying around! i have little vandals in my midst... not really sure WHO could have done this... i have some suspicions... (their names start with Q and A).....

















I have been known to tell the girls at my store that some amazing designer someday, such as Heidi Swapp will come out with Scrappers Spray Paint in cute little bottles......... :)
Posted by: Nicole | January 27, 2006 at 08:18 PM
I absolutely LOVE the masks!! I went to a weekend crop a few weeks ago, and one of the layouts I finished was one where I had spray painted the paper pink! I used your new letter masks, and these are awesome! The layout turned out so COOL, and everyone was impressed that I had used plain, old fashioned spray paint.
Yes, I must admit, I probably have at least 10 cans sitting out in my garage. If I get tired of something, I'll spray paint it, and VOILA! It's something "new" again! I love that about spray paint!
I admit, I laughed when I saw the pics of the wonderful "art" on your outside wall! If it was me, I would have told Sydnie to RUN!!! Well, it could be a great excuse to repaint the outside wall :) !!
Posted by: Nita | January 28, 2006 at 10:46 AM
By the way, I know your daughter's name is Quincy. If it was my wall (& my daughter ~ Sydnie), then, I would have told her to RUN because I know I would have had a screaming fit right there, OUTSIDE for all my neighbors to see! Though, the elderly man, who lives across the street, would have just laughed ~ he's been there, done that! HA!
Posted by: Nita | January 28, 2006 at 10:48 AM
Thanks for the plug Heidi! I absolutely LOVED working with your masks for the Scrapfriends review. They were so fun and I just felt creative when I was working with them. I was also really impressed with how reasonable the cost was. Thank you for letting us work with your awesome products! I can't wait to see what you reveal at CHA and will have to make sure I make it to your booth. :) Thanks again!
Posted by: Kathleen Campos | January 28, 2006 at 04:44 PM
your masks are my fav thing right now!!! totally rock my world.
Have fun at the show
Posted by: Andie | January 28, 2006 at 05:47 PM
Wow, I am sooo excited to try your masks!!! What a cool product! I will have to look into how I can get my hands in them,oh the ideas!!!
Posted by: Randell | January 29, 2006 at 11:35 PM
This brings back memories, when I was little I got a hold of RED spray paint and painted the inside of my parents garage, including their WHITE car, the inside of the freezer and clothes dryer.
Posted by: Vicki S | January 30, 2006 at 09:05 PM