Layouts with eMOTions by Hilde Stolk

Hilde Stolk who is also on the Tattered Angels Designteam shared this wonderful layout with me, she created with my papers.

Hilde Stolk, die ja auch im Tattered Angels Designteam ist, hat mir dieses wunderschöne Layout geemailt, dass sie mit meinen Papieren kreiert hat.

*(4) by Hilde Stolk*

Thank you Hilde for sharing this wonderful layout with me!

BTW- my papers are now also available in Denmark at Unik Scrap . You can see a list of stores carrying them here

Übrigens gibt es meine Papiere jetzt auch in Dänemark bei Unik Scrap. Eine Liste der mir bekannten Läden, die meine Papiere haben gibt es hier

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Today over on the Tattered Angels Educators blog,Sherry Steveson is featuring an awesome project for Tattered Angels  National Scrapbook MONTH celebration! Click on over to her blog and to the Tattered Angels blog to see what she is up to!

 

Educators blog: http://mytatteredangels.com/educators/

Sherry’s Blog: http://www.sherrysteveson.typepad.com/

  • Cat

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    This is DELICIOUS, she did an awesome job!

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  • Sue Clarke

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    What a gorgeous LO Hilde!

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  • sylvia

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    oh, well done Hilde! beautiful stuff!

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Layouts with eMOTions by Sylvia König

 

More beautiful layouts with my papers- so love those by Sylvia König my sweet Hamburg Scrapbooking Budy :)

Mehr wunderschöne Layouts mit meinen Papieren  – ich liebe diese von Sylvia König – meiner lieben Hamburg-Scrapbooking-Kumpeline :)

*Sunshine by Sylvia König*

 

I love all those cute cute little photos of her little baby boy!!! And I love how she used the word- to make her title.

*Moment of Piece by Sylvia König*

I’m so in Love with this layout- the photo and the whole design make me wanna go to this place of peace!!! Goreous!

 

Thank you Sylvia so much for sharing those layouts!!!

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Today over on the Tattered Angels Educators blog, Erin Bassett is featuring an awesome project for Tattered Angels  National Scrapbook MONTH celebration! Click on over to her blog and to the Tattered Angels blog to see what she is up to!

 

Educators blog: http://mytatteredangels.com/educators/

Erin’s Blog: http://www.erinbassett.com/

  • Sue Clarke

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    I especially love A Moment of Peace (so important when one has a little one who demands care almost constantly). The paper was perfect for this LO.

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Upcoming Workshops in July – Hamburg, Germany

 Eternal Love – Workshop – JULY 3rd, 2010   – AUSGEBUCHT – nur noch Warteliste

Wann: 3. Juli 2010 von 10 bis 14 Uhr
Dauer: 4 Stunden
Kosten: 25 EUR
Ort: Bei mir zuhause – Adresse schicke ich nach Anmeldung

Contact: nathalie.kalbach (at) gmail.com

In diesem Prima Layout Workshop von Nat Kalbach wirst Du mit viel Spaß und inspirierenden Techniken ein Layout kreieren. Benutze ein Photo von Dir und Deinem Liebsten/Deinen Liebsten oder sogar ein Heritage Hochzeitsfoto, um eine besondere Beziehung in romantischer aber moderner Weise zu würdigen. Du wirst viel mit Prima Marketing Produkten, Alkohol Inks, Acrylfarben und Folie arbeiten und interessante Wege kennenlernen, diese Medien für ein einzigartiges Layout zu verwenden.
Die Techniken, die Du in diesem Workshop erlernen wirst, sind vielseitig und können auch in anderen, zukünftigen Projekten angewandt werden. Nat wird Dir auch zeigen, wie Du Dein Layout mit einfachen Mitteln in ein Wandbild verwandeln kannst, das einen schönen Hingucker in Deinem Heim darstellen kann!

Das Workshop Kit – Materialien und die Medien werden gestellt – mitzubringen sind nur Kleinigkeiten wie Schutzkleidung ;) und Klebstoffe – und wer mag einen Snack. Bei gutem Wetter können wir ein Päuschen auf der Dachterrasse einlegen :)

English:

In this Prima Workshop taught to you by Nathalie Kalbach, you will create a layout with a lot of fun and inspiring techniques. Use a photo of you and your loved one(s) or even a heritage wedding photo to highlight a relationship in a romantic but modern way.

You will work with Prima Marketing Products, alcohol inks, acrylic paints and foil and explore interesting ways to use those media to create an unique piece of art. These techniques can be used in future projects and are versatile. Nat will also show you how to turn your layout  easily into a wall hanging that will be a beautiful eye-catcher in your home.

All Workshop materials and media will be at the class. A list of tools and additional supplies that students have to bring will be provided shortly before the workshops.

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Die Zahlung wird nach Anmeldung sofort fällig. Die Zahlungsmodalitäten teile ich per Email mit. Mit Eingang der Zahlung auf meinem Konto gilt der Workshop als gebucht. Absagen sind bis zu zwei Wochen vor dem Termin kostenfrei, danach muss ich leider eine Stornogebühr in Höhe von 15 EUR in Abzug bringen.

Ich würde mich freuen Euch zu sehen!

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Today over on the Tattered Angels Educators blog, Dawn Hueser is featuring an awesome project for Tattered Angels  National Scrapbook MONTH celebration! Click on over to her blog and to the Tattered Angels blog to see what she is up to!

 

Educators blog: http://mytatteredangels.com/educators/

Dawn Hueser’s blog:http://dawnhueser.blogspot.com/

  • Sue Clarke

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    Sounds like fun…wish I could come!

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  • Kim Sonksen

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    Wicked!!! If only I was in HH at that time.
    Anyone who is undecided about this workshop – you HAVE to go! Nat’s place is the best. So much space to create and FABULOUS roof terrace too. You would be mad to miss it

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DT Work: Portugal Minialbum *Punky Sprouts*

When I got my box with the Punky Sprouts albums I ohhhed and ahhhed – I love them so much. The mixture of acrylic, cardboard and canvas pages is just so devine. My first album I want to show you is the  “Rebel Sprout” and I used some pictures from a fun family trip to Portugal in 2003.

Als ich meine Kiste mit den Punky Sprouts Alben bekam,habe ich mich gar nicht mehr eingekriegt- ich finde die ja so genial. Die Mischung aus Acryl, Graupappe und Leinwandstoff ist einfach so genial. Mein erstes Album, das ich verarbeitet habe, ist das “Rebel Sprout” Album und ich habe einige Bilder von einem witzigen Familienurlaub nach Portugal in 2003 verwendet.

*Portugal 2003*

I used the Acrylic Paint to glue the title picture. I doodled around the picture with a marker, and that very same doodling shows on the back page of course.

Painted and stenciled with Acrylic Paint over the first Canvas page.

And stamped with Acrylic Paint and a foam stamp on the back side of the canvas page

Covered up the cardboard page with the My Little Shoebox paper

Stamped with Acrylic Paint and a Foam Stamp directly onto the acrylic page.

Its called Rebel -Album – right- so you gotta flip the album sometimes too ;)

Painted the last cardboard piece with acrylic paint – love it.

Supplies: Punky Sprouts Rebel Sprout Album, MLS Paper and Mini Alpha Stickers, Eco Green Crafts Acrylic Paints and Ink Pads, Tattered Angels Stencil, Prima Foam Stamps, Fimo Buttons- unknown, SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES by 3L™ 3D Foam Pads, Crafty Power Tape.

Love all the layers and the different sizes :)

Have a gorgeous day!

Euch einen tollen Tag!

  • christiane

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    this is made for you and your style!! soo cool!! :D

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  • Brooke

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    Hallo Nathalie :-) Das Album ist herzallerliebst und ich werde es dir nachmachen. Das steht fest! Darf ich fragen wie du die Löcher machst ? Mit einem Locher oder diesem Ösenstab (keine Ahnung wie es genau heißt,sorry) ?
    LG Brooke

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  • Sandra

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    Wow – herrlich farbenfroh!!!!

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  • Kim Sonksen

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    Now this is wicked! Those albums are made for you and I adore the different materials, techniques and shapes.
    Had to LOL at the Bratwurstbude ;)

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  • Sue Clarke

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    I especially like that t here are different textures to play with when creating. Nice colors for your trip Nat.

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  • Scrappi

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    Ein tolles Album, Nathalie! Da juckt es einem gleich in den Fingern! Fotos hätte ich ja genug hier!
    Schöne Pfingsten und liebe Grüße von Hélène/Scrappi

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Workshops in Israel – My Punch -Photos Part III

I told you…you have to see more pictures! Continuing from yesterday – we head to Jerusalem.

Ich habe Euch ja vorgewarnt…hier sind noch mehr Photos! Also – nun geht es nach Jerusalem.

We headed to the Old Town – and entered through the Jaffa Gate. It was still Shabbat – so everything was closed besides the Arabian Bazzar.

Wir sind dann zur Altstadt gefahren – und sind durch das Jaffa Tor hineingegangen. Es war noch Sabbat – also war alles bis auf den Arabischen Bazzar geschlossen.

There was almost nobody outside in the Jewish Quarter- the light was difuse – so it was quite magic to walk around this amazing old city.When Shabbat ended everybody came out and it filled up quickly.

Im Jüdischen Viertel der Altstadt war so gut wie niemand draußen – das Licht war difus – und so war es irgendwie magisch durch diese faszinierende alte Stadt zu laufen. Als der Sabbat dann kurz nach dem Sonnenuntergang endete, kamen alle aus den Häusern und Synagogen heraus und so füllte sich die Stadt ganz plötzlich.

When you are there and realize how close all those significant religious important sights are located you realize how complicated the whole situation is. Here you can see the Western Wall and the Dome of the Rock.

Wenn man dort ist und sieht wie nahe all die signifikanten und wichtigen religiösen Sehenswürdigkeiten liegen, realisiert man noch viel mehr, wie kompliziert die gesamte Situation ist. Auf dem folgenden Photo sieht man die Klagemauer und direkt daneben den Felsendom.

We went down to the Western Wall  and I sat down to write a prayer down and contained it into the wall.

Wie sind dann hinuntergegangen zur Klagemauer und ich habe eine Fürbitte niedergeschrieben und diese dem Brauch entsprechend in die Mauer in eine Ritze gesteckt.

The emotions sourrounding me really touched me!

Die Emotionen um mich herum, haben mich doch sehr berührt!

Well – the pictures are not the best as it was dark…but in my memory  ;)

Nun – die Photos sind nicht die besten, da es dunkel war…aber in meiner Erinnerung sind die besten Bilder ;)

We drove back to TelAviv and I packed. The next morning we walked a bit around in the beautiful neighborhood of the Suzanne Dellal Center (where the Workshops took place) and then went to Jaffa to a fleamarket.

Dann fuhren wir zurück nach TelAviv und ich packte. Am nächsten Morgen sind wir noch ein wenig im Viertel rund um das Suzanne Dellal Center und dann in Jaffa auf dem Flohmarkt rumgelaufen.

The only picture of me and Alice together

Das einzige Photo, das mich und Alice zusammen zeigt.

And then I had to go back to the airport- so sad to leave :( The security was pretty tight and a very long procedure long. Here is my last picture from the airport a Kosher Mc Donalds.

Tja und dann ging es schon wieder zum Flughafen. So traurig wieder wegzufliegen :( Die Sicherheitsmaßnahmen am Flughafen waren recht umfangreich und zeitintensiv. Hier ist mein letztes Photo – vom Koscheren Mc Donalds am Flughafen.

After pushing some first class passengers out of the way, running upstairs and downstairs like a maniac, being stopped at security while breathing whistling and almost dying, I missed my flight in Munich – they just closed the gate in front of me- while with a theatrical gesture I sank down at the counter and looked at the Stewardess in a very miserable status- LOL. She put me on the last flight to Hamburg that day although the waitinglist was super long already ,) Dear Stewardess-  you rock, I love you and I wish you the most awesome week of your life!

Nachdem ich einige der Passagiere der ersten Klasse aus dem Weg geräumt hatte – LOL – rannte ich treppauf, treppab wie ne Bekloppte, wurde dann natürlich an der Passkontrolle und Security keuchend und fast sterbend gestoppt, so dass ich meinen Anschlußflug in München verpasste – Boarding wurde mehr oder weniger vor meiner Nase beendet. Ich sank theatralisch darnieder- LOL – und hatte dann wohl Mitleidspunkte verdient (ich sah aber auch abgekämpft aus- LOL) und trotz langer Warteliste wurde ich sicher auf den letzten Flug des Tages nach Hamburg gebucht ,)

So that is it…no more pictures of Israel  – It was really amazing and I hope I will be back someday to see and learn even more.

Sodele das wars mit den Bildern von Israel – es war wirklich genial und ich hoffe, dass ich irgendwann wieder zurückkehre.

  • christiane

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    amazing pictures. it must be a wonderful country!! :D

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  • Karen

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    That market looks amazing! What cool things did you get?

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  • Birgit

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    wow Nat, diese Bilder sind grandios!!! Richtig beneidenswert!!!

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  • Cat

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    It looks amazing – so glad the stewardess took good care of you, LOL!

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  • sylvia

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    Oh man Nat, I have to say I envy you a little – Israel: it has always been a dream! glad you had such a great time. and yay for the stewardess to put you on the last flight to HH!!

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  • Sandie McCarthy-Roberts

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    Awesome pictures! Thanks so much! I spent some time in Israel, and it’s great to see the sites again.

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  • Pamela Young

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    Wow! Great photos! I want to go to Israel some day!

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  • Scrappi

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    Hallo Nathalie, es sind faszinierende Bilder! Danke fürs Zeigen. LG Hélène

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  • Sue Clarke

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    Beautiful pics and let’s hope that those prayers get answered!

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Workshops in Israel – My Punch -Photos Part II

you really thought I would let you go with just a couple of photos of my workshops in Israel, didn’t you? Nahhhh – LOL – this is my blog and that means my creative diary…you you have to see more pictures- LOL ;)

The day after the workshops I went to the Sea in the morning- located right at the hotel I stayed in – and I had my feed in the Mediterranean Sea !

Then Alice picked me up and we drove to the Caesarea National Park – here during the Persian Rule (about 500 – 300 BCE) was a settlement built. The Romans built a large port here and the history of this place is amazing. Remaining are some amazing ruins.

Love this photo of Alice

And doesn’t your heart just open when you ride on street seamed by palm trees.

We went to a wonderful park Ramat HaNadiv

We went to Zikhron Ya’akov- beautifuly located in the mountains – and had a nice long rest – chatting and eating :)

And then we went to Jerusalem…and that…I will show you tomorrow ….;) Sorry more photos- LOL

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Today over on the Tattered Angels Educators blog, Karan Gerber is featuring an awesome project for Tattered Angels  National Scrapbook MONTH celebration! Click on over to her blog and to the Tattered Angels blog to see what she is up to!

Educators blog: http://mytatteredangels.com/educators/

Karan Gerber’s blog: http://karangerber.blogspot.com/

  • Cat

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    the water is so clear and pretty and it looks WARM!!

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  • Kim Sonksen

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    OMG how amazing!!!! Whata stunning place and superb photos

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  • Gaëlle Fauglas

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    that’s beautiful, you might had a lot of fun, I’m happy for you !

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  • Sandra

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    Haaachz… wie schön! Du hattest die Füße im Meer *neid*

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  • TraceyT

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    What a beautiful place!!

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  • Vicki Chrisman

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    OH.. I love love love your photos! Gorgeous!

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  • Sue Clarke

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    Don’t ever apologize for posting your delightful photos Nat. I love the ruins, park trees, ocean and palm trees especially! Can’t wait to see more.

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  • Elinor

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    I think you are missing me in the pictures…

    It seems as you had wonderful time!!!

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  • rachel gazit

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    I’m very glad you enjoyed your visiy in our country.
    Yourworkshops were wonderful and teaching method was excellent.
    I had just post about it in my blog and linked it to your blog. The post have pictures of my canvas (I finished at home). You are welcome to see wht i did thanks to you.
    love,
    Rachel

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Imagination Canvas

I couldn’t resist to make this canvas for Alice with her amazing and cute little kids :)

Ich konnte nicht widerstehen, diese Leinwand für Alice zu bescrappen – mit ihren süßen Kleenen :)

 *Imagination*

Imagination is the highest Kit one can fly

Supplies:

Canvas, Eco Green Craft Acrylic Paints, Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists, Glimmer Glam, Tattered Angels Chipbaord, Sultane eMOTions Papers by Nat Kalbach, Prima Foam Stamp, Ranger Dabbers, Ranger Liquid Pearls, Oil Pastells, Crackle Medium, Vintage Book Paper, White Signo Pen, SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES by 3L™

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Today over on the Tattered Angels Educators blog,Vicki Chrisman  is featuring an awesome project for Tattered Angels  National Scrapbook MONTH celebration! Click on over to her blog and to the Tattered Angels blog to see what she is up to!

 

Educators blog: http://mytatteredangels.com/educators/

Vicki Chrisman’s Blog: http://vickichrisman.blogspot.com/

  • Cat

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    Love this, and the papers too ;-) I need to make some time to create with my new STASH! :-)

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  • Marlies

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    Aww this is just breathtaking Nat! Congrats on your own line, too! Will there be a way for us Dutchies to order directly from you?

    xxM

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  • sylvia

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    oh it’s lovely Nat!!

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  • Sue Clarke

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    Hey, I recognize that cheery paper! Beautiful creation Nat, your friend will be thrilled I’m sure.

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  • Kerstin

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    Ich mag diese bunten Spielereien! Die Kleenen werden’s wohl lieben. :)

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  • katja

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    mann ist das cool!!! gefällt mir total … bitte mach einen workshop mit mir, das ist ja so toll :-)

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Workshops in Israel – My Punch -Photos Part I

What a great time I had in Israel teaching for MyPunch! I had so much fun, learned so much, met amazing people and enjoyed every minute!

Was für eine großartige Zeit ich in Israel mit meinen Workshops für MyPunch hatte! Ich hatte so viel Spaß, habe sehr viel gelernt, habe unglaublich wunderbare Menschen getroffen und habe jede einzelne Minute genossen!

I arrived Thursday after a bit of a hazzle- who could have known that the entire city of Hamburg would be out of taxis due to the Europan Soccer League which took place here. 25000 fans had to get back to Spain and England …it was CRAZY!!! (look at the picture here…that is what I saw from the plane too – and you get what I mean ;) ) Anyway I made it after calling four taxi companies and fighting my way through drunk and sad and happy soccer fans and a delayed flight to Munich.

Alice picked me up at the workshop and I was so happy to see her.

*All Street Signs in 3 Languages*

We drove to Tel Aviv to her place and prepared the rest of the Kits for the classes.Then we went to the Suzanne Dellal Center to set up the Classroom.

View from the class room

After a delicious dinner sitting outside we went to the hotel where I slept like a stone :) The next morning I walked to the workshop place – as all the streets were close off because of the Tel Aviv Marathon. I loved the walk. Just looking around and finding some interesting things…like Graffiti (you know me- I love graffiti!) :)

The Workshops were amazing – I was welcomed in such a warm and heartful way. I loved teaching with the groups – everybody was so amazingly creative!!! Thank you all girls for coming and making it so special! and….next time…LOL …when I say BANOT…I really mean….lischkOt – LOL

I managed to not get any paint on my clothes during demonstrating-I’m so proud of me- LOL.

The Youngest :)

But lest not forget THE BRAVEST :)

Thank you all for the great time :)

In the evening I was invited to join the Shabbat Dinner at Alice’s Parents house. I was so honored and touched to be invited. I loved meeting Alice’s family and I wish I would have been able to communicate how much I loved it to her parents in Hebrew.  Alice got me really crying when she gave me a wonderful selfmade minialbum (I will show you later – have to take picture of it) and a gorgeous beautiful necklace with a Hamsa Hand. The Hamsa Hand facing down as in my neclace protects against the evil eye.

More photos from Jerusalem etc. following soon :)

Wishing you a good day!

  • anat - crafty fairy

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    Nat,
    thanks for great inspirig classes.
    love your technics.
    hope to see you soon again

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  • mimms

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    Nat, it was so amazing taking part in all your classes. i learned so much especially with the canvas (for me it was stepping out of the box :o)) !)
    hop to see you agin in our small israel

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  • Elinor - The bravest...

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    Nat!! I loved watching you working with the massy paints… loved to be inspired by you and mostly- ebjoyed every single minute learning from you!!!
    You are awsome!!!

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  • Daniela

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    Klasse, wie du rumkommst! Klingt nach ‘ner gelungenen Veranstaltung :-)

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  • Cat

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    It looks beautiful there, can’t wait to see some more pictures!

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  • Fienchen

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    So coole Bilder ! Und es sieht so schön warm aus *neid*. Ich habe hier die Heizung wieder an *heul*.
    Toll, das du eine so gute Zeit hattest. Es sieht nach einer Menge Spaß aus.

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  • Natasja

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    Isn’t it great in Israel?! So fun to see so many familiar faces on your pictures!
    hugs

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  • sylvia

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    I’m soo happy for you! What a fantastic experience!!!

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  • Kim Sonksen

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    Looks like you had an amazing time! Wonderful pictures and I can’t wait to see more

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  • Einat Kessler

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    Hi Nat. It was great meeting you. your workshops were so much fun! Thank you.

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  • birgit koopsen

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    Hi Sweets! I told you it would be great!! So glad you enjoyed it. Fun to see so many familiar faces in your pictures! Happy to know you’re back home safe!!

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  • Sue Clarke

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    What a wonderful experience for you Nat. I especially love the graffiti of the woman with the green “hair”. You see that your art is shared with the whole world! What a gift.

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  • Debby

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    I’ve always loved your take with photos when you visit other places. My daughter had part of her bridal shots in front of graffiti that is pretty awesome. I thought of you when she was having her photos done with the graffiti!

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  • christiane

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    tolle fotos!! und warm war es da!! haste büschen sonne mitgebracht??? ;)

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  • Tina

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    Wow, das sieht toll aus, meine Globetrotterin! :D
    Irgendwann schaffe ich es auch nochmal zu einem WS mit dir! ;)

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  • AlexM

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    how cool is that! You really seem to have a blast there. Fun:)

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  • Kerstin

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    Bei den Einblicken in die schmaddernde Meute kommt bei mir Laune auf. :) Und die Stadtansichten sind klasse wie immer bei Dir!

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  • Sandra

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    Das sieht nach ner Menge Spaß aus :-))

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  • Sarah

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    I’m on your blog! almost a celebrity… LOL :)

    It was great! Thank you!

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  • katja

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    wow! das glaub ich, dass es dir da gefallen hat :-)

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  • yael yaniv

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    it was such fun to meet you…
    and play with paints….

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  • alice

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    it was great having you here!
    all the weekend was one big fun and i miss you already!

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  • Hagit

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    Your pictures are great! It was nice meeting you! :-))

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  • Vicki Chrisman

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    What fun! That is the cutest photo of you Natster! I love all the photos of your classes!

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National Scrapbook Month – Tattered Angels – my day

Today I  is my day on the Tattered Angels Educator Blog to share a special tutorial with you and I decided to show you how to make those Gesso Canvases I created for my friends Cat and Vic :)

Heute ist mein Tag Euch auf dem Tattered Angels Educator Blog ein spezielles Tutorial zu zeigen und ich habe beschlossen, Euch zu zeigen, wie man diese Gesso Leinwände, die ich für meine Freunde Cat und Vic gemacht habe, kreieren kann :)

Cat’s Canvas

Vic’s Canvas

Check out the Tattered Angels’ Educator blog to see how to create a Gesso Canvas.

Hüpft mal rüber auf den Tattered Angels’ Educator Blog um zu sehen, wie man so eine Gesso Leinwand kreiert.

  • christiane

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    ahhh, gesso!! thank you so much for the reminder!!
    love what you did here!! :D

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  • Cat

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    It looks so much prettier in person, I JUST LOVE it, THANK you Nat! Hope you made it home safe and sound!

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  • sylvia

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    great texture indeed, i should really get my hands messy with gesso again. thanks for your inspiration!!

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  • Sue Clarke

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    Love the texture of those!

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  • Hélène

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    Hallo Nathalie, ich habe mir soeben das Video zum Frühstück angeguckt. Tolle Ideen und geniale Umsetzung!
    LG Hélène/Scrappi

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