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jadoredior

"I'm new to paper crafts but I think this necklace is soooo pretty! I love the touch of gold on the edge of the flower's petals."

jadoredior

"This is such a pretty wreath and the fact that it lights up just adds the perfect finishing touch!"

Crafty Suz

"This could be easily done on the plastic rings that are part of a milk or juice bottle cap. You can make them in different sizes according to the ring size. They will be so cute strung on fishing line and hung in windows, on the tree, all over the house. An easy craft you can work on them as you sit and relax or when traveling in a vehicle. Dozens can be made for under five dollars."

Crafty Suz

"As an avid reader I think this is an adorable ornament. I can't stand the thought of cutting up a book though. I can see it is a good avenue for recycling an older paperback that has been read and is no longer viable as a form of reading entertaining. I also think this would be cute cut out in angel or ball form. What shape would you make?"

paver2

"That's a lot simpler to make than it looks at first. I almost passed it by because it looked too hard to put together, but I'm glad I didn't! I am inspired to even try to make one from straw, as she mentions. I think it would be fragile but beautiful."

Kelly Marie Alvarez

Kelly Marie's love for crafting started at a very young age, making greeting cards using crayons and notebook paper. She recently found a card she made for her grandfather at the age of eight that she labeled with "Kelly Cards Inc." on the back. A future in crafting was definitely meant to be! After double majoring in biochemistry and music at UCSD, Kelly decided to follow her dreams and created Lawn Fawn. She owns and operates the company, along with her husband, Mike, and friend, Erica. Kelly Marie is inspired by fun and bright design and interacting with crafters all around the world. Her cards and layouts have been published in leading craft magazines, including the cover of Paper Crafts.

She lives in Orange County, California with her husband, Mike. When Kelly Marie is not crafting or running Lawn Fawn, she is playing music, visiting friends and family or hanging at the beach.