SCAL-ebration...A get togther of SCAl and Cricut Enthusiasts

[talanhart]

Instead of a celebration, how about a SCAL-ebration?
Is anybody interested in meeting any of the members here in person? I think it would be great if a couple of people could plan and organize a get together where we could show off some of our talents and projects with each other. I would think that the host city should have a few scrapbooking or craft stores for excursions etc. I also think that multiple SCAL-ebrations around the country would have to be planned, for driving convenience. I don't think SCAL-ebrations would be a fly to event. In todays economy, I bet some Hotels would be willing to bargain on the cost of a meeting room if there was enough rooms reserved. I would help plan a SCAL-ebration here in the Midwest. I have a projector that you hook up to a computer so we could use that for the demonstrations.
How about it? Is anybody interested? These things take months to plan, so I think if we started planning now for Spring we could make this work.

[btails]

sounds like a great idea....wish meet some of you but don't to leave South TX....great idea though !!!!!!!!!!

[HeatherM]

I'm in for the Michigan/Ohio/Indiana area.

[Deloris]

I can make it if it's in Ohio

[jrichards]

I would love it as well. Way too much talent here to pass up the chance. I guess it will depend on where it is. Maybe we could have someone do some webinars for us.

[scraphappysue]

O-H-I-O

[talanhart]

Ohio would work. According to this website, there are lots of stores.
http://www.daily-max.com/scrapbook-supplies/ohio/
I think I saw three listings for Dayton. Does anybody know anything about Dayton?

[HeatherM]

Or the Bowling Green/Toledo area. Lots in BG and if necessary Toledo isn't that far away.

[stargazer20]

Or the Bowling Green/Toledo area. Lots in BG and if necessary Toledo isn't that far away.

I am going to be moving to the Bowling Green/Toledo area... are there any good scrap stores in that area? (sorry for the semi hijack)

[talanhart]

Check out the link in my previous post for a list of stores in Ohio.