I have been planning this Guest Designer for weeks and I am SOOO excited to share with you her uber creativity. Jennifer Ingle is a gem, full of personality, fun and artistic talent. Of course she loves Tombow too! This card uses our Dual Brush Pens (Jennifer loves our Blender Pen) and PowerBond, aren’t the colors BEAUTIFUL?!

I asked Jennifer a few questions to get a peak into her creative process … and be sure to check back tomorrow for a fun surprise and WAY MORE of Jennifer’s work!

Where do you live? Massachusetts

Family? I have a wonderful husband and two black labs, Maggie and Thatcher.  They are my little girls!  LOL!

How would you describe your style? Yes.  HA!  I love trying new things and working according to how I feel.  Because of this, my style changes with my mood!

How long have you been scrapping? Oh, it’s been a long time now…over 10 years.

What’s your favorite Tombow product?  Hmmm…that’s a tricky on, but I think I have to go with the Mono Permanent Adhesive.  It’s a classic and I am never without one handy!

What size do you scrapbook? 1 pg or 2? . Mostly 12×12, single page.  I’m interested in doing more mini albums, though.

Do you make cards? Yup!  LOTS!  I love card making!

What is your creative space like? I am fortunate enough to have a room just for crafting.  My studio is set up so that I have a view of my supplies and things like tools and adhesives are very close for quick access.

Is your scrap area messy or neat? Messy.

What camera do you use? Right now I’m shooting a simple Nikon point and shoot.  It’s a great little camera.  I plan to move to a dslr, as I used to shoot the N75 35mm slr, but that will come later.

Your favorite ink? Close to My Heart and Ranger

Where do you find your inspiration? EVERYWHERE!  The world is so full of it!

Hand journaling or computer? Both.

What’s your favorite scrapbooking color?  Hmmm….kraft, maybe?  I love red, though, so you will see that in my work a lot.

What’s your most-used scrapbook tool? My CutterBee scissors.

Are you a slow scrapper or a quick scrapper?  I would say I am in between.  I can do a layout in a few hours.  Sometimes they come quicker and other times they take forever.

What’s your favorite quote? Honestly, I don’t really have one.

What do you do to get out of a creative ‘funk?  I look to magazines and books for inspiration and I get together with other creative people.

What project have you done that you are most proud of?  Lately I have been creating dolls and I am really proud of those.  They are a whole new way for me to express myself.

Give us your favorite tip:  You didn’t screw it up – you just changed your plan.  – In other words, take advantage of mishaps and use them to be creative and try something new or unexpected!  Sometimes you will find you are happier with it in the end!!!