Greetings all! Hope this post finds that everyone had a fabulous Christmas and Holiday time! With 2019 literally just around the corner, I wanted to take a moment to reflect and share just we have been doing this last half of the year! The image above was a candy sleeve I created for a treat give-away at one of our events. I had so much fun sliding the penguin into the igloo! Hope you enjoy this little walk down memory lane 😊!
July 2018 - Berea Learnshops! Stamp to Cope held 4 Learnshop events - 2 Mixed-Media Journaling and 2 Alcohol Markers and Colored Pencils. All sessions were a sell-out and we raised $1,840 toward our $5,000 annual budget. Thanks everyone who helped, we had a great time!
Great news!!! We were asked to participate again in 2019!!! July 14, 20, 21, and 28!!!
August 2018 - Is always a very crazy and busy time for me because it means Graduation Season! Sharing some trinkets I made for our graduation teams/students and a shot from one of the three graduation ceremonies that month.
September 2018 - Stamp to Cope was invited to present at a Book Club in Berlin, MD. A great group of women and I had a chance to spend some time with my mother (the women taking the photo).
October 2018 - Stamp to Cope was also invited to work in the local schools with an Advanced Placement Art class working on Art Journaling as a therapy option for teen stress and anxiety. Plus I had a little fun making some awesome spinning face Halloween Cards for my co-workers!
November 2018 - Stamp to Cope was invited to work with 123 K - 2 students at Simmons Elementary School where we share the STC mission and created tags and scratch art. Delivered several Survivor Tote Bags to teachers, parents, staff workers, and family members who were identified as survivors during the event.
December 2018 - Strategic planning, supply inventory, and event applications submitted for 2019! Some card creation time and sending out thank you and holiday wishes to all of our patrons!!!
Wishing all of you a very richly blessed and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!
love
Jeannette
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