Amy Teets

I grew up in Western Nebraska and attended the junior college there on a volleyball scholarship and majored in Criminal Justice. I have two boys and I’m married to an active duty Marine. I’m a self taught designer who has been in the digital and traditional scrapbooking industry since 2005.
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Danielle Young

“In addition to designing high quality digital scrapbooking products, I am a graphic designer for a real estate firm in Atlanta. I discovered my passion for digital scrapbooking in 2006 when I combined my love of graphic design with my love for traditional scrapbooking.”
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Brittany Stager

“My name is Brittany and I live in Ontario, Canada. I stumbled upon digital scrapbooking in early 2008. Once I realized the potential of digital scrapbooking I became very interested and started designing. I started Pink Peacock Designs in June 2008 and sold my first kit shortly thereafter. I am a marketing manager by day, and a digital scrapbooking/graphic designer by night!”
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Lie Fhung

“The sole creator behind Ztampf! is me: Lie Fhung, a Chinese-Indonesian artist who is currently residing in Hong Kong. You can call me Fhung, which is my first name (family name comes first in Chinese names). I studied fine art with major in Ceramic Art. I work at home in my home-studio creating all kinds of art, design and craft-related things. My art works have been exhibited nationally and internationally. You can visit http://art.liefhung.com to see my ceramic and art installation works.

Ztampf! was born in September 2005 and I have been designing for it ever since! And now it is available for iPhone and iPad users too! I am so thrilled! I hope you enjoy my work. I take pride and delight in creating unique and original designs; I strive to deliver truly artistic, high quality work. My customers’ satisfaction matters to me. Any comment is always welcome!”

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Karen Schulz

“I started “scrapbooking” before the craft was actually given a formal name. I still remember being thrilled when all the wonderful papers and elements started hitting the local craft stores! In 2008 I created an on-line photo album, using the company-supplied templates. While I liked the process, I wondered if I couldn’t “fancy up” the pages just a bit…..While searching for a way to do that, I discovered the absolute joy and wonder of digital scrapping. I loved combining my artistic interested with my love of computers, and began designing in July 2009.”

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