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About Me and SBC

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A LITTLE ABOUT ME
AND MY CRAZY LIFE
Sandy Hentzel

Hi Friends, 
Sandy here in "sunny, cold, hot, rainy, snowy- yep, we get it all" Ohio. I am married to my best friend and a total hottie. We have three little monkeys (14,12 and 10) that drive us crazy, but we wouldn't have it any other way. They are our blessings. I work full time in home health as an Occupational Therapy Assistant. I am also a born again Christian. And above all I love Jesus, my Lord and Savior.

 I started scrapbooking 20 years ago with cards thrown in the mix about 3 years ago. It is my stress reliever after I get the kiddos to bed. I love the sense of accomplishment when I look at the finished product and making gifts for others.

 I just started using digital stamps this year, and I am addicted. But, I can't scrap without my die cutting machines, Gypsy, Cuttlebug, and I am a paper addict/ makings of a scrapbook hoarder. I scrapbook almost daily and love, love, love learning new techniques and tutorials. That's about it. I am a simple crafter that likes to have fun with my family, friends and scrapbook bloggies. I am looking forward to inspiring you with projects, showcasing the wonderful images from my various design teams.


You Tube channel at
 http://www.youtube.com/sandyhentzel

you can also find me on Pinterest
http://www.pinterest.com/cleosan52/

and last but not least....
our awesomeness Facebook Group that is more like a club than a run of the mill-get lost in Facebook group, lol.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheScrapBookblessingsClub/


MY PAST DESIGN TEAMS

Scrapbooking Divas  2010-2012
Paper This and That  2011-2012
The Stamping Chef  2012-2013
My Cricut Craft Room  2013
Calendar Girls  2013
She's a Sassy Lady  2013-2014
Scrapbook Blessings Club- admin 2013-2018
Sensational Stamps 2014-2016
My Besties Challenges 2014-2017
Scrapping for Less 2015-2017
(took a crafty break 2018-2019)
Scrapbook Blessings Club owner 2013-present


A LITTLE ABOUT Me and SBC

ScrapBook Blessings Club was a  You Tube Video Tutorial/ Techniques/Tip blog. We had a great bunch of crafters excited to to share with you all their "tricks of the trade".  

SBC formed from ScrapBook Blessings (which, once upon a time, was Sandy's personal blog and small crop group in Youngstown, Ohio) to ScrapBook Blessing Club where we had a team of 8-16 in the past four years, sharing tutorial blog posts with you. 
A place where you can come and find video tutorials, techniques and tips for the everyday at- home crafter, from beginner to advanced.

Where can you find Scrapbook Blessings Club online?
Facebook Page- https://www.facebook.com/scrapbookblessingsclub/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel

Facebook Group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheScrapBookblessingsClub/

You Tube Crafters- https://www.facebook.com/groups/1608405749430235/

Pinterest- https://www.pinterest.com/cleosan52/the-scrapbook-blessings-club/

Twitter- https://twitter.com/SBBlessingsClub

Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/scrapbookblessingsclub/

 official blog launch date was Oct 5th, 2013





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