Crop, Adhere, Embellish!

Copic Certification

2010-09-19T19:56:00.009-04:00

(Image from copicmarkers.com)

My favorite thing to add to my paper crafting stash lately has been Copic Markers. Copic Markers are manufactured in Japan and imported into the United States by Imagination International. They are alcohol based markers, which means you can color on just about anything with them (paper, fabric, metal, transparencies....). They are refillable, blendable, have replaceable nibs and come in 344 colors!!!! Which means I need them all. Eventually! :-) I use them constantly for coloring in stamped images, altering embellishments to match my layouts, and in mixed media work for my ATCs.

Imagination International offers certification classes and when I heard they were coming to Pittsburgh, I jumped at the chance to take the class. The class is long (9 AM to 4 PM) and filled with information and how-tos regarding Copics. If you get the chance to take a class, DO IT! Colleen Schaan was our instructor and she is a dynamo! Colleen's blog is here. To sign up for emails about Copic certification, go here.

So, now I can proudly post this badge on this blog and continue on my quest for all 344....

What a Great Surprise!

2010-09-18T20:42:00.006-04:00

The other day I was searching around on Amazon and came across this new book:

I was so surprised because the cover art is mine! The 'Hello Birdie' card was previously published by Paper Crafts magazine on the cover of the Summer 2008 edition of Card Creations. I was tickled to find they chose it again for their first ever edition of Best of Card Creations!

More ATCs

2010-08-30T22:33:00.011-04:00

I have gotten hooked on making these things! I love the freedom they bring both in time to completion and use of materials.

Theme: Paint/Gesso

Theme: Metal

Theme: Halloween

Theme: Fabric

Theme: The Number Nine

Theme: Altered Personal Photos

Theme: Interactive (the butterfly moves across the card)

Theme: Blue

Artist Trading Cards

2010-07-23T21:29:00.008-04:00

This summer I have been having so much fun in my FREE time making Artist Trading Cards. ATCs are simply little bits of artwork the size of a standard baseball card, 2.5 x 3.5 inches. You can use any medium to create the cards and that is the fantastic part- the possiblities are endless! ATCs are never to be sold, only traded with other artists or given away. I have joined the artisttradingcards and ATC_World Yahoo Groups and am enjoying challenging myself with the different themes for the swaps. Here are some of my cards:

Theme: Super Hero (created from a magazine and word processing)

Theme: Stained Glass (created with fabric paint, water colors, and copper foil)

Theme: Skeletons (created with metal tape, an embossing folder, patterned paper, and paint)

Theme: Postage Stamps (created with transparencies, stamps, alcohol inks, postage stamps and a charm)

Theme: Girls' Night Out (created with phonebook paper, stamped images, stickles and gemstone)

Theme: Completely From a Magazine (Created from an issue of Elle magazine, embossing powder, glossy accents, and popdots)

Theme: Beach (created from fun foam, paint, stamps, ink, beads, brads, and glass)

I Am In The Top Five!

2009-08-18T23:16:00.009-04:00

Spellbinders Paper Arts has released a new line of die templates, the Pendant Die Templates. The die templates cut in beautiful symmetric lace-like patterns and each has a matching border template set. To help promote the pendant dies, Spellbinders sponsored a contest. I am pleased to announce that one of my submissions, the Butterfly Quilt, was picked as one of the top five entries! Yeah! I wasn't selected in the random drawing, but I did receive $100 worth of brand new dies of my choice. To see the top five entries, visit the Spellbinders blog.

Here is the project that placed. The project is a 12x12 framed home decor/altered item piece. Scalloped squares and the fleur de lis pendant die create a quilted background for butterflies in flight.

And a closeup so you can see the details of the pendant dies:

Here are my two other entries:

To take a peek at all the new die templates and other products from Spellbinders, visit the new products page on the Spellbinders Paper Arts website.

My Scrapbook Room

2009-07-27T13:59:00.037-04:00

We have been in our house for almost a year and my scrapbook room is finally back together. The walls were painted "Smooth Sailing" by Valspar from Lowes. I purchased the curtain at Lowes as well; the fabric is from Waverley. I ended up ordering more fabric online to use as accents throughout the room.

It is hard to get a good picture of the room from any angle, but here are a few to give you an idea. I have four of the folding tables with plastic tops (check an office supply store or warehouse club). They are very durable, wipe off easily, and can be reconfigured if necessary. They make a capital letter F shape along the walls of the room.

Our desktop computer is in the room as well.

When I saw these buttons in somebody else's scrapbook room I had to have them. They were made by Pottery Barn but have been discontinued. So if you need a set, you will have to stalk eBay. I put some ribbon and fabric in the holes to tie them into the room. The wall quote says, "A scrapbook is a museum of reminders that life has been good." You can cut your own with your electronic die cutter and vinyl if you like, or you can order a quote online if you would rather have someone else do it for you! I ordered from Words Anywhere and had fantastic customer service!

I recently got rid of my paper towers and replaced them with the vertical paper storage holders by Cropper Hopper. I found it was easiest to dig through my stash this way. My patterned paper is sorted mostly by color. I do have some holders with stacks/slab in them and some with themes such as Christmas or lace paper.

My cardstock is sorted by color as well.

I have my scraps on a cart in more paper holders. Cardstock scraps are on the top and patterned paper scraps are on the bottom.

These holders are also by Cropper Hopper. They have miscellaneous odds and end in them.

These metal shelves are quite sturdy and hold my cardstock, miscellaneous files, TV, rubons, stickers, etc. I bought the shelves at Walmart.

These are Iris carts stacked upon each other (remove the wheels and tops of identical units.) I lined the front of them with patterned paper and made a label for each drawer so you can't see the items inside for a cleaner look.

Some of these drawers hold my punches. I recently grouped them by type (circle, square, heart, animal, floral, etc.) and that is helping me put them to use more frequently. Previously I had them sorted by size.

My Dad worked hard to build this shelving unit after I drew up the plans. It is perfect! I holds my patterned paper, Sizzix towers and dies, Cuttlebug folders and dies, Spellbinders dies, Quickutz dies, adhesive refills, letter stickers, and unmounted red rubber stamps along with a few miscellaneous binders of things. I painted the shelves and all the other shelves in this room with Bulldog Black by Martha Stewart.

My Dad also built me this super cute button shelf to hold my button collection. The jars are from Making Memories.

These units sit on my desk top and hold my most used supplies. Not super attractive- but they are easy to grab and easy to put away which is what I like.

My rubons are in magazine holders. They are labeled and I can easily get them out and put them back when I am done.

Most of my alphabet sets are sorted by letter in these drawers. You can see all of your options with this method, as well as mix and match with ease.

My embellishments are sorted by type. This Iris cart holds bling, dew drops/skittles, borders, chipboard buttons, softies, journaling stamps, and journaling blocks.

My flowers have also been removed from their original containers and are stored in drawers. This makes it easier to see everything at once and saves room.

I LOVE brads! They are sorted into embroidery floss containers and then into drawers of Iris carts. I almost always get rid of packaging to save room.

I purchased some 13 x 13 drawers from Target for my felt. The drawers hold shapes,die cut Fancy Pants felt, and plain felt sheets I can cut with my dies.

My ribbon is in the largest type of Iris cart that you can buy. I have 3 units stacked on top of each other. Each drawer is sorted by color. I covered a sheet of posterboard and lined the front of each drawer with fabric to make it look a bit nicer. This is a picture of the tower and then a closeup of the drawers:

These are old cassette tape holders which I found at a thrift store and which I painted black to match the room.

I removed some of the slats in the holders to customize them to hold the various shapes of ink pads. I labeled each pad so I could see what I had and USE it!

My wood mounted stamps are on this wooden shelf on the wall. I made this one myself from 1 x 2 inch boards and wood screws. Certainly not as nice of a job as my Dad's woodworking, but so far it is staying together! Most importantly, it puts my stamps out where I can see them, and thus use them.

My alphabet stamps are in drawers in the Iris carts.

Everyone loves their Spellbinders nesties! I use them on almost everything and keep them handy in this CD case. I placed magnetic sheets in the slots to keep the dies in place. HINT: Get the magnet sheets at Lowes or Home Depot in the heating and airconditioning department. They are marketed as vent covers and are MUCH cheaper then buying the same thing at an office supply store.

My paints, stickles, alcohol inks, and few other items are in a spinning tower by ProvoCraft. AC Moore recently had these back in stock. Check in the acrylic paint bottle section.

I stitched a quick matching cover for my sewing machine. It is sitting along the wall, plugged in and ready to go next to a 3-tiered metal storage unit from Target. It holds my border punches because I use them all the time, plus it just looks cute!

My pens lie on their sides in these holders. I purchased them online from an office supply store. You can find them at Amazon if you search for "Eldon Shelf Savers X Cube."

Thanks for taking the time to take a peek at my scrapbook room.

Tempting Templates!

2009-07-27T12:52:00.005-04:00

Every issue of the Stamper's Sampler has a Tempting Template in it. The template challenges the readers to create and perhaps submit a project incorporating the template and some rubber stamping.

Here is the link to the latest one, a corset.

I had tons of fun playing with this one. I looked up clothing quotes and created the corsets to go with the quotes.

This one is all stamping and some tiny eyelets.

I had fun with my watercolored pencils and waterbrush on this one.

This one is made with a stamp that has a fabric look to it, cut out in rectangles, and mounted with pop dots for a quilted look.

This is made from a bunch of stamped rulers, placed to create a sheet of patterned paper. And very tediously placed micro eyelets. You don't get to use those all the time. I set them with a very small Phillips head screwdriver.

This corset is fabric on a stamped background (gotta have some stamping- it is in the rules!)

I hope you are inspired to create something today!

Bling!

2008-08-05T09:44:00.002-04:00

I am usually not a big user of bling. Or should I say unnecessary bling. IMHO it doesn't belong on a beach page or a page about your husband unless the subject is your engagement. But sometimes, you just need some bling. This is my sweet cat Lily with her entitlement expression.

The bling is from Prima, MAMBI, K and Co. and Heidi Swapp. (That is an embarrasing amount of a product to have in your stash if you claim not to use it on a regular basis, right!?)

Butterflies!

2008-08-05T09:40:00.003-04:00

I worked up a few butterfly projects the past few days. You can tell by looking at this collection that two of my favorite colors are pink and green, right?

This sweet card is made using a Spellbinders Nestabilities scalloped rectangle die and their butterfly dies.

This was super easy- stamped butterflies on the card and more on patterned paper which were then cut out and glued to the image on the card.

And a collection of die- tags from Sizzix, butterflies with embossing folders from Cuttlebug, and the scalloped oval from Spellbinders- plus embossing folders from Cuttlebug for the background.

Just Playing

2008-07-20T15:06:00.006-04:00

Sometimes is it fun to just get out a piece of paper that inspires you and play. Sometimes more can be better. This card started out with a beautiful piece of patterned paper. I inked the stamp in blue and brown inks for a cool effect.

The supplies are:
Stamps- Just Saying, Inkadinkadoo "Round Frames"
Paper- K and Company, Ancestry.com
Rubons- K and Company Classic K Bailey Ornamental
Punches- Martha Stewart for EK Success
Ink- Colorbox Chalk by Clearsnap in Prussian Blue and Chestnut Roan
Trims- Maya Road (brown), Joanns (Lace)
Pen- Krylon Leafing Pen in Copper
Pearls- Martha Stewart
Flowers and Leaves- Prima
Other- Sewing machine and thread
Cardstock- Bazzill
Other- Copper Buttons, Embroidery Floss

You can see this card in the August/September 2009 Issue of The Stamper's Sampler!

Cuttlebug Embossing Folders

2008-07-06T13:47:00.006-04:00

I finally got my hands on the Cuttlebug Swiss Dots Embossing folder. I love these folders for their ability to make a simple card look complex with their fast and easy embossing. I bought the Lily of the Valley flowers at Hobby Lobby a while ago and just came across them this week when I was cleaning my scrapbook area. I had intended to make a card for my Mother in Law as those are her favorite flowers. I decided to put together a card while I was thinking about it.

The tag is made from Spellbinder's Nestabilities dies. They are easy to use and provide a great finishing touch. The fancy edge was made with a Martha Stewart punch.

Fantastic Photos

2008-07-06T13:33:00.007-04:00

There is nothing like a fantastic photo to inspire a layout. This is one of my Great Aunt and Uncle on their wedding day. The journaling is below.

This picture was taken June 23, 1945 at Copley Plaza in Boston, Massachusetts. It features Aunt Jane tossing her bouquet after marrying Uncle Bob. Bob’s six siblings and his mother are gathered around them watching the event. At first glance it seems to be just a typical wedding photo but it captures such an incredible moment in U.S. history. Your eye is first drawn to the vintage wedding gown, the hats on the ladies, the china, the lighting fixtures, the curtains and Trinity Church seen through the window in the background. But if you look closely you will see a family who is overjoyed that World War II is drawing to a close and who feels incredibly blessed to be together once again. From the left to the right: my Great Uncle James Tilley, my Great Aunt Elizabeth Tilley, my Great Uncle John (Jack) Tilley in his Marine uniform, my Great Uncle George Tilley (a former POW from the Battle of the Bulge) in his Army uniform, My Great Aunt Jane, my Great Uncle Robert (Bob) Tilley in his Navy uniform, my Great Grandmother Elizabeth Kenny Tilley, my Dads father and my Great Grandfather Arthur Tilley Sr., and my Great Aunt Alice Tilley. Journaling by Nicole Keller July 4, 2008

My Scrapbook Resume

2008-06-28T17:59:00.008-04:00

The Best of Card Creations
Paper Crafts/Leisure Arts
September 2010
Cover Art- Hello Birdie Card

The Stamper's Sampler
Dec/Jan 2010
Many Thanks Beaded Pear Card
Open Your Heart Card
Adorn Accordingly
Sewing Notions Girdle

The Stamper's Sampler
Aug/Sept 2009
Newspaper Flower Thank You Card
Floral Embellished Thank You Card

Cards Magazine
June 2009
Stitched Feel Better Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
Card Creations 7
Love Birds Card
Happy Mother’s Day Card
Circles & Buttons Hi Card
Bloom & Grow Mushroom Card
You Make My Heart Flutter Card

Cards Magazine
November 2008
Funky Flower Card
Tiny Card Trio

Stampers' Sampler Magazine
August/ September 2008
Tempting Template

Paper Crafts Magazine
Card Creations- Quick and Easy
December 2008
Happy Birthday Princess Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
Card Creations Volume 6
Summer 2008
Hello Birdie Card
Thank You Bird Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
Paper Crafts Gourmet
November 2008
Back to School Breakfast Set
Pool Party Set
Circus Birthday Party
Jamaican Jerk Marinade Jar

Paper Trends Magazine
Feb/March 2008
Bird Cage Bless You Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
February 2008
Cats We Love Mini Album
Birthday Heart Card
Crazy Hearts Treat Container
Fluttering Heart Card

Simply Sentiments Magazine
May/June 2007
Spirelli Quilt

Paper Crafts Magazine
August/Sept 2007
For Your Journaling Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
Scrapbooks to Cards Special Issue
April 2006
So Glad You're in My Life
Thinking of You
For You
Congrats on Your New Pet
One of My Favorite People
Thanks

Paper Crafts Magazine
Holiday Cards and More
Fall 2007
Looking Up Card

Room to Room
Paper Crafts Magazine
Fall 2007
Altered Girls Name

Card Creations- Quick and Easy
Paper Crafts Magazine
Winter 2008
Wise Owl Birthday Card

Paper Trends Magazine
August/Sept 2007
Treasure Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
October 2007
Funky Red Snowflake Card

Card Creations Summer 2007
Paper Crafts Magazine Special Issue
Good Luck Card
Moving On Up Card
Best Wishes Card Card
Retro Holiday Card
Quilt Wedding Card

Stamp It! June 2007
Paper Crafts Magazine Special Issue
Flower Vases Card- Cover
Military Mom Card
Funny Wedding Card
Crossword Get Well Card
Flowers and Swirls Card

PBS- More Than Memories
Episode 1012
Scrapbook Layout and Cards

Paper Trends Magazine
February/March 2007
Page 107 Embossed Love You
Page 45 Pink Hearts Card
Page 37 Happy Hearts Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
December 2006
Page 100 3 in 1 Tags Feature

Paper Trends Magazine
December/January 2007
Window Thank You

Card Maker Magazine
March 2007
Vintage Baby Card

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
January 2007
BH Sketch Column
Pennsylvania Flora

Paper Crafts Magazine
Boss Thank You
Friend Thank You
Secretary Thank You

Cards Magazine
October 2006
Happy Halloween

Paper Crafts Magazine
Holiday Cards Special Issue
September 2006
Feliz Navidad
Winter Wonderland
Season's Greetings

Paper Crafts Magazine
Card Fashion Special Issue
October 2006
Girlfriends Card
Have a Happy Birthday
For You
Deepest Sympathy
Thinking of You
Oh, Baby

Paper Crafts Magazine
November 2006
Button Up Tree

Paper Crafts Magazine
Fiskars Insert
November 2006
Christmas Dreams Card
Wood Key Chain Album

Paper Crafts Magazine
Stamp It!
Spring 2007
Spring Blooms Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
Card Creations 4
August 2006
Serving Our Country
Naked and Screaming
I'm a Sucker for You
Daughter in Law

Scrapbook Trends Magazine
February/March 2006
Page 63

Paper Trends Magazine
February/March 2006
Pages 46, 49, 52, 55 (also featured on cover)

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
Wedding Creations
March 2006
Photos

Cards Magazine
January/February 2006

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
November 2006
Page 63 Best Friends

Paper Trends Magazine
October/November 2006
Page 17 Pocket Full of Posies Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
Fiskars Insert
August/September 2006
Filigree Wedding Ensemble
It's Your Birthday Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
August/September 2006
Page 32- Sassy Autograph and Address Book

Paper Crafts Magazine
Stamp It!
June 2006
Stained Glass Thanks
Pendant Miss U
Hanukkah Mennorah
HB2U Cell Phone Card
To My Daughter in Law

Paper Crafts Magazine
Fiskars Insert
April/May 2006
Mom Envelope and Tag
Spring Purse Note Holder
To the BrideTag
Baby Block Card

Paper Crafts Magazine
Stamp It!
June 2006
Stained Glass Card

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
The Ultimate Guide to Photo Keepsakes
Fall 2006
Page 149 Milestones Vintage Box
Page 177 Our Wedding

Paper Trends Magazine
Fast and Fabulous
April 2006

Paper Crafts Magazine
Birthday Creations 2
April 2006
Page 12 A Pooh Party

Paper Trends Magazine
December/January 2006
Pages 31 and 32

Memory Makers Magazine
December 2005
Page 104

Memory Makers Magazine
All About Pets Special Issue
Page 50 and 80

Paper Crafts Magazine
Card Creations Favorite Occasions
December 2005
Page 14 and 30

Paper Trends Magazine
All About Kids
April 2006
Page 112

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
June 2005
Page 85

Paper Crafts Magazine
Holiday Cards and Wrap
October 2005

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
30 Minutes Pages Issue
Page 139

Memory Makers Magazine
Our Favorite Layout Special Issue
May 2005
Page 74

Memory Makers Magazine
Scrapbooking Family Memories Idea Book
August 2005
Page 46

Paper Trends Magazine
February/March 2005
Page 120

Paper Crafts Magazine
Stamp It! Cards Issue
Spring 2005

Paper Crafts Magazine
February 2005
Page 49

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
November 2005
Page 47

Paper Trends Magazine
Quick and Easy Cards
October/November 2005

PaperKuts Magazine
Pets Special Issue
Page 86

Paper Crafts Magazine
Stamp It!
June 2005
Happy Anniversary
Pink and Brown Birthday
Happy Hanukkah

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
May 2005
Cover Layout

Paper Crafts Magazine
Card Creations Issue
September 2005

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
Encyclopedia of Scrapbooking
Tilley
Sweetest Little Princess Kitty

Paper Crafts Magazine
Card Creations Volume 3
Spring 2005
Page 95 and 118

Memory Makers Magazine
May 2005
Page 120

Scrapbook Trends Magazine
Baby Steps Idea Book
Spring 2005

Scrapbook Trends Magazine
All About Kids Idea Book
Winter 2004
Page 112

Paper Crafts Magazine
Tags Special Issue
Page 72 Dots Game Book

Paper Crafts Magazine
Birthday Creations Special Issue
Winter 2005
Page 43

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
December 2004
Page 111

Memory Makers Magazine
August 2004
Page 133

Paper Crafts Magazine
March 2004
Page 61

Paper Crafts Magazine
December 2004
Page 55 and 89

Scrapbook Trends Magazine
December 2004
Page 54

Paper Crafts Magazine
Kid's Crafts Special Issue
Summer 2004
Page 41 and 63

Memory Makers Magazine
Scrapbook Idea Gallery 4
January 2004
Page 83

Memory Makers Magazine
Outstanding Scrapbook Pages Special Issue 2003
Page 10

Simple Scrabooks Magazine
A Simple Guide to Designing Scrapbooks
2003
Page 125

Simple Scrapbooks Magazine
March/April 2003
Page 76

Memory Makers Magazine
March/April 2003
Page 60

Scrapbook Borders
Memories for All Seasons
2003
Page 35 and 38

Crafts Magazine
Paper Crafts Special Issue
2002
Pages 40, 85, 91, 103, 147 and 148

Scrapbooks, Etc.
Winter 2005
Page 58

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
November 2002
Page 120

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
December 2001/ January 2002
Page 98 and 118

Memory Makers Magazine
Scrapbook Idea Gallery 3
2002
Page 64

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
March 2002
Page 97

Memory Makers Magazine
July/August 2001
Page 86

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
2002 Idea Book
Page 147

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
December 2002
Page 125

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
Big Idea Book of Heritage Memories
2001
Page 47

Memory Makers Magazine
Scrapbook Idea Gallery 2
2001
Page 14

Memory Makers Magazine
November/December 2001
Page 91

Memory Makers Magazine
Pet Memories Special Issue
2001
Page 76

Snapshot Memories Magazine
Volume 3, Number 1, 2000
Page 68

Snapshot Memories Magazine
Volume 2, Number 4, 2000
Pages 34, 58, 67

Snapshot Memories Magazine
Volume 2, Number 3, 1999
Page 10

Some of My Scrapbook Pages

2008-06-27T18:50:00.000-04:00

Some Cards I Have Made

2008-06-26T18:29:00.000-04:00

A Few More Cards

2008-06-25T19:08:00.004-04:00

A Few Altered Items

2008-06-24T19:04:00.000-04:00

Design Team Experience

2008-06-23T19:50:00.000-04:00

Spellbinders Design Team
2006 and 2007 Design Teams

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
Contributing Artist
Creative Clips and Fonts CD-
Family, Home, and Pets

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
Contributing Artist
Creative Clips and Fonts CD-
Winter Holidays

Scrapworks
Contributing Artist
Scrapworking 1

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
Contributing Artist
Creative Clips and Fonts CD-
Everyday Celebrations

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
Contributing Artist
Becky Higgins Creative Clips
and Fonts CD

Anna Griffin
Design Team
2002 to 2003

Contests

2008-06-21T19:51:00.002-04:00

Spellbinders Paper Arts
2009 Pendant Die Contest
Top 5 Entries

Paper Crafts Magazine
Stamping Royalty Contest 2007 Winner
Best Use of Acrylic Stamps

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
2004 Day in Your Life Contest
Honorable Mention

Creative Xpress
Monthly Layout Contest
Winner, July 2004

Creating Keepsakes Magazine
Hall of Fame Contest
Winner 2001
2001 Hall of Fame Issue, pg. 50 to 53

Memory Makers Magazine
Memory Maker's Masters Contest
Contest Finalist 2004

Chatterbox, Inc.
25 Meaningful Albums Contest- 2003
Contest Finalist

Scrapbooks, Etc. Magazine
Memories 2001 Contest in
"Best Use of Punches" Catagory

Teaching Experience

2008-06-20T19:52:00.000-04:00

Scrapbook teacher for Heritage Memories Scrapbook Store, Brownsville, Texas. (2004)

Science teacher 1994 - Current