Pamela’s Gallery

(this is a page from my old site, but I wanted to have my first DT in my archives, so here is the original page from Sep. 2006)

Introducing the FireCracker Designs by Pamela 2006 Design Team!!!!
I am so proud to have these talented women on my team! They create amazing art
with my stamps, give me their opinions and valued input on new stamp creations and
I feel sure we will become great friends over the years to come. Check out the gallery
often, as these women are constantly submitting new art for your enjoyment.

My name is Lynne Bunn and I have been stamping for about five years. I
was hooked on stamping when my cousin sent me a hand-stamped card.
Looking back, I realize how things have really changed in five years. The
“art” of stamping has come a long way, and I have certainly invested my fair
share of money into it! Fortunately for me, I am married to a wonderful man
who is very understanding of my “hobby”.

Last year, we adopted a precious little girl from China, who isn’t quite as
understanding of my love of stamping. Now, I work on it early in the
morning or very late at night. I’ve waited my whole life to be her
mom though, so that’s ok! With the addition of our daughter, I have turned
my love of stamping into making scrapbooks for her too.

I love to learn new techniques and scour over every stamping and
scrapbooking magazine that hits the shelves. I teach techniques and
scrapbooking and have a great time learning new things. It keeps me
on my toes!

I am just thrilled to be a Design Team Member for FireCracker Designs by Pamela!

My name is Kimberly Davenport and I’ve been stamping since 1999. 
I remember when I thought all of my stamps and supplies could fit into a plastic tackle
box. That idea lasted about a week! I now have a large bedroom that is open
to the foyer and it’s devoted to my stamps, supplies and computer. It allows
me to be really creative.

My stamping style depends on the day of the week. I enjoy making cards
that are funny, pretty and feminine, masculine, and even abstract. I also like
to incorporate embellishments such as ribbon, clay and glass pieces I create, buttons, etc.,
to my finished cards. I’m always looking around for items I can turn from trash to treasure.
It’s a thrill to find something that is meant to work in one way and transform
it to serve a whole new purpose.

I also began to scrapbook about a year ago and try to incorporate stamping
into it when I can. If I’ve learned anything from scrapping, it’s never say never.
I also told friends that I would “never get into scrapbooking” and now I’ve got
4 books finished and two as works in progress.

I am married to a wonderful man and we are blessed with a healthy, beautiful
baby girl, who was born in April 2006. And I reside in Florida

Hi Everyone!  My name is Carole Desaulniers and I live in Las Vegas (Henderson technically but I
can see the top of the Stratosphere from my window so who’s nit pickin’?)

I have two teenaged girls and a lovely, very understanding hubby and a small
zoo which keeps me pretty busy.

I grew up watching my mother paint, sew and make jewelry and so my love
of crafting started very early but it wasn’t until I got my hands on paper that I
really became an addict! Following that foray - around 1990 - I started looking
into stamps and really got addicted when I joined Club Scrap in 2002, where I
“met” Pam and Ursi.

I love learning new techniques and applying my other crafting loves to
paper. I hope to be able to do Pam’s lovely designs justice - they are oh so much fun to play with!

Hi! I’m Ursula Riley. I’ve been scrapping since 2001, and stamping since
2003. I like
using all sorts of techniques and products, and love trying new things! My
favorite
technique of the moment is making unique backgrounds for my art work.
I am married, have one 16 yo son, and 4 step children (They don’t live with us,

hough.) We have 3 kooky kitties who make us laugh every day!! I work full
time, and am currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in business management.
I’m 41, and live in Alabama.

That sounds really boring, doesn’t it? Oh well! That’s me!