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All Good Things

November 23, 2008 by sarah hodsdon

The saying goes, all good things must come to an end. It has been a wonderful honor to be here as the Scrapbooking Editor and I will forever be indebted to the incredible folks here at Craft Gossip for the opportunity to serve with some of the most amazing and passionate crafty types in the industry. New directions in my professional career have left me with some tough choices to make. Time, as you know is our most precious resource and until someone can figure out how to manufacture more of it in a day, we are all left with a limited supply of it. After speaking with the Craft Gossip crew, we decided that it would be best for me to step aside and let someone else take up this banner and serve as editor. I will continue to promote this site and it’s wonderful resources to my student base as well as to anyone else who will listen and hope that you all will do the same. I encourage any of you who are passionate about documenting your memories in innovative ways to contact Craft Gossip and throw your hat into the ring to be the next Scrapbooking Editor. Not only is this a great group of folks to work with, they are equally passionate about crafting and the everyday people who create amazing things. 

May you all have a Crazy Amazing day filled with random unexpected good things that you will need to write down somewhere as to not forget. Until our paths cross again,

Sarah Hodsdon

 

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