Monday Giveaway : Studio Calico

Welcome to Monday. Seems like the perfect day for a giveaway.


For today I have two of Studio Calico's sold out July kits.


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Studio Calico also has a great tutorial over there on how to make an Airmail Envelope book.


To be entered into the drawing leave a comment below and let me know what your favorite thing about memory keeping is right now. Comments will be closed at 5pm Pacific on Tuesday and the winners announced shortly after.

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  1. Patricia says…
    07/29/2008

    I love looking back on the moments caught forever on film.

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  2. Sugar Creek Farm says…
    07/29/2008

    My favorite tihng about memory keeping is that it's never to late to start back up! I've been on a bit of a sabbatical lately, but not letting myself stress over "getting behind" or "missing out".

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  3. Michelle P. from Spokane, WA says…
    07/29/2008

    My favorite part of memory keeping is just that, keeping our daily family memories and celebrations alive for us and future members of our family. I love having albums so my kids and family can hold in their hands these treasured daily stories.

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  4. alexandriamom says…
    07/29/2008

    My favorite thing right now is looking back at things I've created and seeing both art and memories. Better still I can see how both my creativity and my family has grown and evolved through time.

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  5. katie scott says…
    07/29/2008

    immediate gratification scrapbooking - i've been using my home printer to print pictures so I can scrapbook pictures I took that same day!

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  6. Cindy Andrews says…
    07/29/2008

    My favorite thing about memory keeping is recording my family's everyday history. Sure I scrap the big events, but finding interest and beauty in the everyday is what thrills me most.

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  7. Michelle Jacquemet says…
    07/29/2008

    My favorite thing about memory keeping right now is the same thing its been for 2 years now. Being able to look back over my photos and layouts and remembering events and the little things that have happened. It gives me a sense of accomplishment. It reminds me how great my life has been. Thanks for offering up such beautiful kits!

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  8. falwyn says…
    07/29/2008

    Right now I'm in a scrapping lull. My favorite thing right now is watching my kids look through the pages that I have finished, and how much they love it. It helps me look forward to after we move, to settling in and making more.

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  9. Lisa says…
    07/29/2008

    It's the way we can remember all the little details of everyday. We can look back and laugh and giggle at how things have changed.

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  10. Sandrine alias Didine says…
    07/29/2008

    My favorite thing about memory keeping is to keep the little drawings my son made there and there on every scrap of papers he can find !! I keep them on the fridge to smile each time I see them ! How is it possible to grow so fast ??! Sorry for my poor englsih ! I'm a french speaker !

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  11. Robin says…
    07/29/2008

    My favorite thing about memory keeping is being able to document the little things in our lives and my daughter's growing up: like how she says some words wrong but awfully cute, her nicknames different people have given her. I like doing these pages because it gives me the opportunity to document these things but also include some everyday photos I may not otherwise have a spot for.
    Robin

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  12. Christene says…
    07/29/2008

    Hi Ali! Thank you for continuing to be a source of inspiration and creativity.
    My favorite thing about memory keeping right now is Discovering. I am discovering who I am and who I am evolving into, I am re-discovering the world through my toddler son's eyes AND I am now discovering the world of digital and hybrid scrapbooking.

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  13. Christene says…
    07/29/2008

    Hi Ali! Thank you for continuing to be a source of inspiration and creativity.
    My favorite thing about memory keeping right now is Discovering. I am discovering who I am and who I am evolving into, I am re-discovering the world through my toddler son's eyes AND I am now discovering the world of digital and hybrid scrapbooking.

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  14. Jill in Chicago says…
    07/29/2008

    I just have to tell you again how much I enjoy coming to this website. I learn things about new products. You inspire me with your ideas, and I love hearing about your family.

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  15. Rachael A. says…
    07/29/2008

    Hi! I've been scrapbooking in one form or another when I was in high school, starting as a member of our school yearbook. I've always been fascinated by photography in all forms, and the hobby still brings me that creative outlet.
    After taking a hard look at this giveaway, this set would go perfect for my travel pages...which I'm trying hard to catch up on...I have lots of stuff accumulated from traveling around the country and am trying to empty out my accordion file!
    I believe life is a gift, and it would do us all injustice to let it just pass us by!

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  16. Michelle says…
    07/29/2008

    I know from my own childhood, the things I remember the most are the things that were captured in photos. There's just something amazing about the ability of photos to bring back recollections of times past in a way nothing else can. I want my kids to be able to recall all the silly, crazy and sweet things they did. My scrapbooks are the keys to unlocking these potentially lost memories.

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  17. Carrie says…
    07/29/2008

    My favorite thing right now is that insipration is everywhere! I have been reading lots of books lately about scrapbooking, and learning how to look at things differently. I am learning that anything I see can be turned into a layout.

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  18. Susan says…
    07/29/2008

    Please enter me in the drawing for the kit - love it!! Making mini albums is my current passion.

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  19. deb robb says…
    07/29/2008

    It is such a great way to share yourself and your family. My daughter, sister, nieces, mom and a few friends have started some type of memory sharing and we have gotten together for crops and shopping and remembering. Thanks so much for sharing your talent is such a generous way.

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  20. Karen Tavares says…
    07/29/2008

    My favorite thing about memory keeping is that it helps me to live in the moment. I love Matt 6:25-34, which talks about how worrying about the future doesn't add a single minute to your life. Scrapbooking helps me focus on the gifts of one particular moment, the great country that we live in, the ordinary gifts of family life and the divinely complex beauty and order in nature. My most precious pictures are just the family together at home, talking, eating and being together.

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  21. patty says…
    07/29/2008

    it helps me focus on the N*O*W...living in the M*O*M*E*N*T (which is very, very hard for me to do), appreciating the L*I*T*T*L*E things in life. my children are growing so fast and i want to C*A*P*T*U*R*E and S*A*V*O*R this time and share the M*E*M*O*R*I*E*S.
    (besides i have no mind left (since i have kids...wink!)...)
    thanks for the chance!
    xoxo
    -p

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  22. angie says…
    07/29/2008

    This kit has some lovelies in it...

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  23. Lori Dale says…
    07/29/2008

    I scrapbook so that I will remember all the stories and my kids will have a book to remind them.

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  24. nikki says…
    07/29/2008

    if i dont write the stuff down..i forget it...memory like a sieve!

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  25. Tammy says…
    07/29/2008

    Memories of the journey(s) we have taken! Enjoying the moments looking at, laughing about and reminiscing about my girls' baby and toddler pictures and stories.... Scrapping and treasuring their high school and college pictures...remembering the journey from there to here!

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