Tomorrow’s Memories

I don’t think I’m alone when I say I have a love for the arts and crafts.. . any opportunity to cut and paste and I’m in. Although I have never been officially «bitten» by the scrap booking bug, I am partial to stationary and often write to friends on make shift mementos of where ever I have been on my travels.
Ever inquisitive about what beautiful paper and possible shapes make be available to eagerly wandered into «Tomorrow’s memories» just to have a look! Famous last words– this shop is amazing– an absolute treasure chest of paper divinity! I tried to remain in control as I started rummaging through cut outs and envisaging the most spectacular letters ever constructed!
The woman behind the counter smiled knowingly– I’m sure she sensed my weakness and while I explained I wasn’t there to shop but would endeavour to return she was more than happy to offer assistance and leave me to dream. When I got home I jumped online and found out that they also offer a range of classes from children right up to adults and «masters» of the craft. It’s early days but tomorrow’s memories start with todays obsession!

This is the craft lovers Mecca everything scrapbooking/​stick on you will find here.
They have an amazing paper selection of beautiful quality paper for any theme or mood. Not only does this store have everything from buttons, paper, card, ribbons, stick on bits of wood and plastic of every theme. They have things all over the shows giving you ideas and examples of creative scrap booking work.
They have all the scissors utensils, glue and all your other scrap booking tools.
If you want to get some crafty tips they have a bunch of classes that you can take!

This place is so cute. If you love arts and crafts and scrap booking this will be your home away from home. They have such a great selection of scrap booking supplies, and best of all, they offer classes for all sorts of different scrap booking and craft projects. The classes are really inexpensive. For example, for about thirty something dollars, you can take a card making class, and they provide all of the supplies. If you can’t make it down to the store, check out their website where you can buy products online. The ladies working at the store are very nice and helpful.