Fi’s Scrapbook & Craft Supplies

Well it was a fantastic weekend, despite the cold. Thankfully I remembered to take my hot water bottle this year, so I was able to sit that on my lap and take it to bed to keep out some of the chill. Thankfully that was only the first day I went up. I think that must have been the coldest day to date. When we got up in the morning the grass had turned from green to white and their were these frosty little shapes on my car. I think it tried to snow whilst others keep telling me it was just frost…..LOL, Im sticking to the snow story. Will post pictures later tell me what you think.

The challenge this year was done on a Friday night, as one of the guest had to leave late Saturday afternoon, all though everyone dread it, they get on with it, with some amazing results. This year in their goody bag they each received a tin, lettering, paper, stamp and some other odds and ends. They had to decorate the tin and make 5 cards to go with it. They were or gorgeous and it was hard to pick a winner. Karen Holder was the winner, winning herself a Letter Storage donated by Printblocks.

Next year is booked again, at this stage if nothing changes it will be held in May, looking forward to catching up with everyone again.

Keep checking back as I will post pictures of the challenge as well.

Fi

Well the count down is on with just over 5 weeks to go.  Before you know it we’ll be on this wonderful 3 day scrapbooking weekend.  The cost of the retreat is $155 and whilst it may not be the Hilton its definately worth every cent.  The accommodation is clean and tidy and the views a gorgeous, with the hustle and bustle of every day life,  know where to be seen. 

Retreat includes:

6 meals

Goody Bag

24 hour access to scrapbooking room

Scrapbooking Shop

Use of tools

Saturday night scrap challenge, including kit

Prizes

Plenty of scrapbooking space

And great company.

Accommodation is dormitory sleeping, cubicles section the beds off giving you plenty of privacy.  Four beds available to each cubicle.  This gives you the option to sleep on your own or share with friends.  The choice is yours.  Linen will be needed and since it will be winter I would suggest packing warmer items.  Bring you slippers and they will come in handy at night if you decide to stay up and scrap, Im even thinking a hot water bottle might be handy to warm my bed up….LOL

LOCATION:

Duckadang is nestled between the Blackbutt and Conondale Ranges and is within an easy two-hour drive of the Brisbane CBD, Darling Downs, South Burnett and the Sunshine Coast.

Access Routes

Major access routes include the Bruce and D’Aguilar Highways through Caboolture and Kilcoy, or alternatively via the Brisbane Valley Highway through Esk and Toogoolawah. Just turn off at Moore and proceed through Linville for 20 kilometres following the signs.

More details can be emailed to you along with a registration form. 

Contact info@scrapbooksuppliers.com or phone me on 0402280796