Lori Slawinski Mini Book Class

Lori is co-founder/co-owner of ScrapScription  an online project kit website, where she is the lead designer of two mini album projects every month.  She has been scrapbooking for over 10 years.  She has been a successful teacher of scrapbooking classes at events and stores in the Midwest.  Her style mixes traditional design elements with a touch of shabby chic.  Lori loves to focus on the little details that make her scrapbook projects unique.

During the day, Lori is an Intellectual Property Paralegal for Bath & Body Works.  She lives in Marysville, Ohio with her husband of 11 years, Gregg.  Together they love to travel and spend time with their families and friends.

Join Lori on Saturday August 28th at 10:30am-1:30pm for her Road Trip Class for $37

 

ROAD TRIP – We’ve all had the experience of piled into the car - hitting the wide open road - headed for destinations far away or close to home.  It’s the quintessential ROAD TRIP!  Ah memories of fitting luggage into the trunk, traffic, maps, detours, rest area stops, views from the backseat, car games, and more!  How about documenting your next ROAD TRIP from beginning to end.  Or better yet, take some of those silly photos from past trips and put them into this fun little mini album brought to you by Doodlebug Designs?  In class we will use Doodlebug’s most recent “On the Go” release including the patterned travel themed papers, stickers, borders and alphabet letters to make a mini album worthy of these very fond memories.  The best part is with the entire set of alphabet stickers in your kit, you can easily change up the titles used throughout the book to personalize your own album.  Doodlebug’s sweet, primary designs make this an album everyone in the family will love to look at over and over again. 

 

BONUS:  Come to class on Saturday, August 28^th and be enrolled for a chance to win a second ScrapScription kit of your choice (value up to $37)!  Must attend class to be entered. 

 

Supply List:  scissors, trimmer, adhesive (dry, permanent dot roller suggested), ¼” hole punch, Crop-A-Dile or eyelet setter (optional), paper piercer, glue dots (mini and small).