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pcCrafter.com Weekly Hug August 27,
2007
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Girl Talk
By Leere' Aldrich
I just moved into a new apartment building where I don't know anyone. I have this issue where I expect people to come to me and introduce themselsves. I rarely go out of my comfort zone to meet them. I realized though that most people are like that. I decided to turn over a new leaf and say "Hi" to everyone I pass. If we all wait around for someone else to do it then we would never meet anyone. In my quest to be more outgoing... I have met and made quite a few new friends. I hope that we can all recognize our weaknesses and find the strength to make ourselves a little bit better at something! Have a fabulous week!

Jessica Ü

~Darling Diva~

What's New in clipART
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Friendly Fall Hummingbirds and Blossoms Seasons Summer
By Melissa Shupe By Carolyn Shores Wright Cardable By Leere' Aldrich
Project Corner
Hugged Wooden Vase
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Supplies:

2 - 12x12 scrapbook paper
4 - hugware images printed and cut out
Mod Podge
HugWare Used:
Debbie Mumm's Glory Glory
Instructions:

Step 1. I first used scrapbook paper and layed the vase over the paper and used my exacto knife (or you could trace w/ pencil and cut out with scissors) to cut each piece to shape of the vase for each side.
Step 2. Apply mod podge to wood, one side at a time to adhere scrapbook paper to wood. Apply small amount of mod podge (or other adhesive) to angel and adhere to scrapbook paper on vase. Then embellish as desired. That's it... You have a nice gift item or decoration for your home! Can be filled with a paper flower bouquet or put a small jar in the bottom of vase and add real flowers.



Step 3. Click here for full instructions, supplies, and to see how it turned out!
Submitted by Lisa Cockrum
Divaisms
Top Tip:
A great gift wrap is very inexpensive brown butcher paper available at your local craft store, usually by the foot. Crumple it up, smooth it out, and wrap your gift. Tie a few strands of raffia in a knot around the package (one package is inexpensive and will wrap many, many gifts). Then cut out some PC Crafter clip art suitable to the recipient with either a graphic or their name, and adhere it to one edge of the package top. It’s adorable with a country look, and is so very easy! I always get compliments on this wrapping.
Submitted by Debbie Pennock
Quote:

"I generally avoid temptation unless I can't resist it."

--Mae West

Submitted by Tamara Sporn
What I Have Learned:
I have learned that PC Crafter has such a great system in place for replacing your products if you should ever have computer problems. Everything you download is recorded and saved in your account and if you ever need to change computers you can download all of your material directly from the website by logging in to your account. This feature is saving me many tears as my computer crashed a few months ago. I rest easy knowing that as soon as I have the computer I will permanently be using I can get back all my precious hugware and creatables and in the meanwhile I can keep purchasing!!!!! Thank you PC Crafter!
Submitted by Karen Rangel
pcHugClub News
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Gypsy Shawl

Gypsy Shawl, by Peggy Jo Ackley is absolutely beautiful!

Debra Jordan Bryan's Day on the Farm will take you outdoors!!

Come see what's new in the pcHugClub for June!

Customer Spotlight
Name:Arlene
From: Indiana
About:
I have really fallen in love with PCHugs and would like to have each and every one. Recently I made a recipe book for our All Daughter dinner at my church using several of the Hugwares. And then my friend and I decided to make ourselves a recipe scrapbook and what a ball we had doing this. I also do the weekly bulletin and monthly church newsletter for my church. And guess what--I use a lot of Hugware making these. Everytime I use the Hugware, I get compliments on what was done. Another item I made was from PCHugs projects I found over a year ago. I made notebooks for each lady in our church for this year's Mothers Day. The year before I made tote bags using the clipart putting them on transfers so each lady received a tote bag with her name and Hugware. So I am now thinking about next year's Mothers day gift. Now I have started making my own greeting cards so I will be using the clipart for these. Thanks ever so much to your artists.
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Win Free HugWare! Thanks to all of you that help make this newsletter possible! Please keep sending in your Top Tips, Quotes, What I Have Learned, Customer Spotlights or Testimonials, and your Project Ideas!
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