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hilary
Kanwischer
bEAR hug Cardstock: Papertrey Ink, WorldWin; Patterned
paper: Cosmo Cricket; Jump ring: Tim Holtz; Floss: Karen Foster
Design; Chipboard: Cosmo Cricket, Melissa Frances; Buttons:
Basic Grey; Stickers: American Crafts (letters), Cosmo Cricket; Pen: F
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Martha Stewart Crafts
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“I just adore this photo of my son, Connor,
1. I found and met my birth-
which was taken a couple of years ago. He so
mother last year after
loves stuffed animals and when he got this new
posting my story online at
“Adoption Registry”.
little bear as a gift, he was so sweet with it. I
happened to be taking photos of him that day
2. I once delivered a baby
and I think I captured his tenderness towards in the front seat of a truck
that little guy – I knew this was going to be a
in the middle of the night,
photo I had to scrap! Along came the “Jack’s
(and it wasn’t my own).
World” collection from Cosmo Cricket, and as
soon as I saw the “Bear Hug” paper, I knew
3. My dream is to move my
family to Colorado.
exactly what photo I would use. I wanted to
create a sweet and simple layout to match the
4. I once dove down 220
photo, and I didn’t think there was really need feet on a scuba diving trip
for a whole lot of journaling since the photo
to Mexico.
says it all. And as my son would say, ‘There
really is nothing like a new bear!’”
5. I would love to adopt a
baby girl from China.
-Hilary
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