Hello from Switzerland

[Stamping-C]

Coucou

My name is Conny, I live in Switzerland / Europe and my english is so bad :oops:
You see, I'm not only here to tell you, how great this forum is and that I started to stamp because YOU (no joke...) - I'm also here to learn to talk bit better English
When ever you've got the time and nervs to tell me my mistakes, please do... I'm here to learn.

I read here since - can't remember, a long time. Every morning, with my first coffee you are my compagnions.
I love the way you treat each other, I love the cards and all the other beautyful things you do.
I allways thought my cards aren't good enough and my english is too bad...
but a few threads really touched my heart and I really wished to write my 43 cents ;) (Raeppli here in Switzerland, hihi)
Today I grabbed all my courage and tadadadadaaaaaaaaaaa here I am

Conny

[UnderstandBlue]

Hi Conny and welcome! Your English is just fine!

I love that you started stamping because of our site.

I can't wait to see your cards and get to know you better. Please let me know if I can help you with anything!

[dini]

Conny, welcome! I'm so glad you're here - I love your spirit.

[ciocidi]

Welcome aboard, Conny! One of the nicest things about creative expression is that it crosses language borders and goes straight to the heart! I, too, enjoy mornings on this site - it starts my day with such positive flow. Whether or not I get ideas from the galleries, I draw support from fellow crafters. I am still learning the acronyms used here, but those will come for you. Enjoy your experiences and I hope to see some posts of your work. Diane

[LindaBabe]

Welcome, Conny! Your English is just fine. I look forward to seeing some of the cards you have made!

[parkes]

Hi Conny and welcome from New Zealand! You are very brave to join and I am glad we have encouraged you to stamp.
Stephanie

[Stamping-C]

You're so kind! Thanks to you all for the warm welcome.
It feels good to be a part of you.
Ironic: I started yesterday with the Teapot Challenge (I love layers over layers over layers and one more!) and crashed my Big Shot :lol:
I guess I start with an other challenge ;) and I hope the card will be ok :oops:

[Cook22]

Oh no!!! I'm so sorry your Big Shot broke :shock:. Especially at the Tea Party!!

I wanted to say welcome - I don't know which part of Switzerland you are from but we have friends who are just moving from Lausanne to Neuchatel - since we hope to visit them this year, I'm glad they're still in the French-speaking part , as French is my second language.
We have quite a lot of non-English speakers here, so don't worry at all about language! The language of card-making is world-wide.

[Stamping-C]

I live in the german-speaking part of Switzerland.
Lausanne and Neuchatel, too, are such wonderful places!
Near Neuchatel is the Ch�teau de Grandson, shows Greta Garbos Rolls Royce I like this place very much (and oldtimers, too).


Lucky-me, I was able to take the die out of the broken Big Shot :lol:
A new Big Shot is allready ordered but my vendor told me, to enjoy the sun instead making cards :cool: he won't send it out that fast. Okay, so I enjoy the sun.
Funnywise I broke my papertrimmer, too... guys you should stop that...

[Denverkat276]

Welcome Conny. One of my most dearest friends in the world, lives in Zurich. I think your English is fine.

I think that you're going to enjoy yourself here at SCS You will learn a lot here.

[Copperkids]

I think your English is fine. We all love to learn about various craft supplies available all over the world. Since I started papercrafting (less then 4 months ago). I know that I will be buying local stamping supplies whenever I travel.

I keep checking for new posts throughout my day at work and it puts a little smile on my face.