You can send them an email (see below) and hopefully they'll contact you. Either that or maybe you can post messages on several different scrapbooking website buletin boards looking for one in your area. I do see a lot of them posting on various boards that are out there. Good luck! By the way, yes, it's similar to Pampered Chef. The difference is that your guests go home with 1 completed page. They pay a fee (it's a class, not a home demonstration) and for that fee they will learn how to preserve photos, how to lay out a page, and will get a pair of scissors. Any supplies used that night are to keep as well. Of course most people get hooked (at least I did!) and buy stuff there, earning you credit towards free product for yourself (I've seriously considered becoming a consultant so I have a pretty good idea of how things work). But anyway, that's the scoop. :) Patti Here is a link that might be useful: Creative Memories Contact

I've used a 3 fold display board so it's free standing on a table top. (you can find them at Staples or craft stores)You could cover it with nice wrapping paper or light wt. fabric(?). Use wide ribbon or lace around the edges Check out some wedding scrapbook pages to get some nice ideas for a layout. Use paper to put mats behind photos in wedding colors. There are lots of die cuts in scapbooking section of craft stores (or make your own using graphics on the computer and then cut them out) or maybe you could scan them and use photo transfer paper and iron them on to the front of a table cloth. I hope this is helpful! Good Luck! Here is a link that might be useful: dmarie

I have both types of pens, but I prefer the thin point. The bold tip is too hard to write with.With the thin point you can do more accenting. The bold tip gives you a caligraphy look. I hope this helps.

OK, no pics yet as he is going to be attaching the holder next week (floors getting refinished tomorrow-Thursday so I'm getting the heck out of dodge!). He is using a a 3"-4" Lazy Susan bearing that will allow the paper towel holder to swivel out so that I can stash a couple more PT rolls behind and reload the holder easily. Here is my space. It is about a 14 1/2" X 6" opening with a 5" slot to the right that will be partitioned off to hold a slim basket for towels and whatnot. Here is a link that might be useful: Lazy Susan bearings to help swivel PT Holder