Saying Goodbye To Studio A

Your work has always been my favorite in CK! So sad..I loved seeing your recent layouts since I also have a baby girl..I will have to follow you more here..Good Luck!

I am so sad. Your column is the only reason I subscribe. Just a sign of my creative movement. Allowing me to let go.

While I am sad to see your column go, I am excited to see where your work takes you next. You're such an inspiration. Thank you and the best of luck to you.

Ali, I hope you are ok with this change. I will miss seeing your work in CK - it is the first, second and third thing I look for - everything else is fine, but you are by far my favorite.
I do hope you will keep your blog going and I will (selfishly) be able to see your work and be inspired by your art and your life.
Peace to you, Susan

Oh, no. Your work was one of the main reasons I bought CK. Anyway, I'm glad we can still see your work here. :)

love your honesty and willingness to share. thanks for always inspiring!

Wow!! I will really miss your column, it was one of the few good things left in CK.
I wish you continued success with what ever God has for you next!! I'm sure it will be AWESOME!

Ali, your section in CK will be missed. It is my favorite part of CK, and is what I turn to first when I get my new issues. HMMMM. Sad, but then happy for you to move on and have new doors open for you.

Oh no. Studio A was the only reason I subscribed. Are you cutting back in scrapbooking altogether? I guess I am just really worried that I won't have as much access to your teachings. You have revolutionized the way I scrapbook... Now my scrapbooks are TRULY meaningful to me and my family and way less stressful. Thank you so much for that.

I'm happy for you, but so bummed that you will not be in CK anymore. I love your column and decided to subscribe because of it! Looking forward to what's to come but this announcement is bittersweet.

I wish you well on your new journey, whatever that may be. Back when everyone was doing ALL their journaling on the computer, you were still using your own handwriting. You helped me realize it didn't really matter what the trends and fads were. I could just keep doing what I liked and loved. Thanks for all you have brought to this industry and I hope we continue to see your work and ideas in the future.

I have always found great inspiration in your column, so I'll be sad to see it go. I am glad you'll continue blogging and I will continue to follow your work! :)

I am sad as well. Loved flipping first to Ali's pages to fill me with inspiration. As always, I get excited for your posts. Best wishes with your adventure moving forward.

So sad. Like so many others, your column was the reason I continued to subscribe to CK. Good luck to you, Ali, and I hope to continue to see your work here on these pages.

I see I'm not the only one that likes your work in CK. I have not purchased it for 3 months, and I guess now I have no reason to purchase future issues.

Your columns have been the only good thing about CK for a very long time. Hopefully they can find something as high-quality as your work to serve as a replacement. Otherwise, I'm afraid my subscription may be ending soon.

Not cutting back at all Alyson - just changing things up a bit. Thank you for the kind words :).

I'm so happy for you that you are moving forward into more things that you love. However your column and Becky Higgins' column were the main reasons i read CK, can't believe both of you have now left!!!
Good luck with everything, look forward to seeing what happens on your blog.

I just exclaimed "Oh No!" out loud as I read this. I'm happy to see your positive outlook on life as you move forward from the CK experience, but I must say I will truly miss your column in the magazine and will have to rethink how much longer I subscribe.

I echo the sentiment of many others who've already posted comments... your column is the one that made me a subscriber to CK! I probably will not renew now, knowing that your work will not be in there. Your work has been such an inspiration! Seeing *your* work specifically is what made scrapbooking accessible to me and encouraged me to pursue it as a hobby.
I wish you all the best as you take a different path (one that I am sure holds so many good things in store for you!). Please continue to share your journey with us!