Design Team
June 23rd, 2010
My fabulous first DT–I’ll let them introduce themselves.
Hello, my name is Natacha. I’m a Mother of 3 beautiful kids. Robbie 7 yrs, Chloe 6 yrs and Emma 3 years. And a wife to best man in the world. We’ve been married for 7 years this August. I started in the craft world about 7 years ago…with scrapbooking for my son. From there I started into many different things. Right now I love to make cards and altered items. So I make and sell cards, and run a daycare in my home. You know everyone says always do what makes you happy, and I have found that place. I love my job!
Natacha Diemer
www.cardscrapper-me.blogspot.com
My name is Jeannie DeGruccio…I am sooo excited to be a part of Theres’s team. There are days when I think I should just give the whole craft thing up, but it really makes me happy and I know that it is a form or therapy for me.
I am the mom of 7, yes 7 kids!! My kids are Michael 19, Sofia 17, Matthew 15, Joshua 13, Lauren 11, Adam 6 and Isabella 3. My hubby and I are in year 22 of marriage. Life is not easy but we have worked hard to stay together and will carry one with what ever life throws at us.
My passions? I have sooooooooooooo many!! I love buttons, I love my Cricut, I love Therese’s SVG patterns, I love anything to do with cards, scrapping, paper, glue and scissors!!
I have little time to devote to my passions. I am hoping that being part of a design team helps me not feel guilty about “playing” in my craft room!!
Jeannie
http://polkacabana.wordpress.com/
Hi! I’m Christina, you can also call me “c”. I’m 32, married almost 6 years to my HS sweetheart, with 2 mini schnauzers and a green iguana. I started off as a poet, and then got into design. I work at home, doing some small websites and print consulting, and now that I have the Cricut and SCAL, I think I make something new everyday! I’m a huge believer in “creative therapy”!
Like you, I’ve been “creating” as long as I can remember. My mom just started a card-making group at her church, and, as always, that’s been a huge influence. Using the Cricut allows so much freedom in creativity; not being a particularly good visual artist, it’s life-changing to be able to create images that are kind of like the ones in my head!
