I am fortunate enough to be living a dream. I get paid to make scrapbooks for other people. In growing this business over the past eight years, I've accumulated quite an array of "stuff".

This "stuff" grew out of my garage and into a public studio in December 2003. My 1000sf Rose Garden studio was homey but off the beaten path. The Business' continued growth brought me to Willow Glen in July 2004.

First and foremost I am a wife and mother. Balancing family, school and work is quite a challenge. Consequently the studio (or creative lounge as I now call it) is open by appointment. Some call it a scrapbooker's ideal workroom and others who enjoy a more organic way of art enjoy encorporating the supplies available into personal art.

Altered art is a form I'm most drawn to. Mainly because it has few rules and I'm able to set my own. I love "playing" with my tools and supplies to simply see what I'll end up with. This is what the creative lounge is designed for: a relaxed time with the things I love, my favorite music and kindred spirits.