Welcome Guest Blogger Lisa Falduto

by Sudie on November 16, 2009

Jump Create is so pleased to have with us Lisa Falduto.  Lisa is not only a talented professional crafter, but also a fantastic mother.   I was so interested to hear her perspective as a mom and former teacher.   What she shares with us about the creative process is such valuable information.

Help me welcome, Lisa, to Jump Create.

LisaFaldutoAll my life I have been surrounded by crafters!  Everything from fabric, wood, and paper has been woven into my life, a heavy influence drawn from my parents while growing up. I’ve dabbled in candle making, counted cross-stitch, sewing, woodworking, knitting, crocheting, painting, etc. I’ve enjoyed each craft I have tried and have learned so many creative things along the way.

Paper has always fascinated me! As I child I shredded paper to make wonderful culinary dishes with my toy cookware. As a student in school I used paper to create many projects for homework assignments. As an adult I used paper to create bulletin boards, games, puzzles, displays, and so many other things in my preschool classroom. 

About 15 years ago I discovered rubber stamping and began creating cards. But this time it was different, I was obsessed! I made a natural progression into scrapbooking and then to altered items, all now a daily part of my life. There is nothing I enjoy more than sitting down with a pile of paper, embellishments, stamps, and tools to create something memorable. Paper crafting is my passion!

I have been fortunate to take my paper crafting to a professional level by serving on several manufacturer design teams as well as getting to do a bit of traveling and teaching.  I also do freelance work for several companies by designing trade show projects as well as designs for their websites.

When I am not elbow deep in paper and adhesive I love spending time with my husband and two daughters. I also love to bargain shop and garden.

You can visit Lisa on her blog wwwLisa Falduto’s blog  , or feel free to e-mail her at LFALDUTO@charter.net

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