I've been doing some kind of craft ever since I was a little girl. My mom taught me to embroider in grade school. In junior high, I learned to knit in Home Ec. When my first baby was born, I learned to cross stitch. I think cross stitching may have been my favorite, but I can't do it anymore - my eyes just can't handle it. I learned to crochet when my parents moved to Cherokee, IA. Those rag crochet baskets were very popular there, so I decided to give it a try (crocheting took SO much longer to learn than knitting). After moving to California, somehow, I became interested in stamping. I occasionally had to go into a scrapbooking shop for paper, and I would see things I would love to try - but I refused. The stamping had already taken over the house, I could just imagine what scrapping would do! Then, one day, I saw an ad on the internet for "digital" scrapping. Perfect! This, then, is a photo album of pages I've scrapped. For most of these pages, I have used the art - doodads, she calls them - of Mo Jackson.