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I love what I do. I believe that living a creative life is a daily journey for me. I constantly strive to “design” my surrounding and memories so that they will never be forgotten. If I don’t tell my story, then who will? I am a designer and owner of Teresa Collins Designs who puts her heart into everything I design and create. I decorate my projects and home and sprinkle them with “meaning” along the way. As a industry leading craft designer and expert, I create and design craft and scrapbook products with timeless style and chic appeal. I create to tell a story and make it easier to document life in an artistic way. I love to create boutique style projects to wear and to display in my home. There are NO RULES… and as I design that is my motto. I love sharing my love of journaling, interior design, trying new crafty techniques, taking photos . . . and capturing “life” in the craft world. As the owner and designer of Teresa Collins Designs, I am busy designing the latest and greatest in the scrapbook industry as I travel the world sharing my knowledge. My products are found worldwide in both independent and larger craft businesses. I have shared my passion for crafting and how to always put family first. A few of the places that I have been blessed to teach is/are the United States, France, Portugal, Wales, Mexico, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, the Caribbean Islands, and the United Kingdom. I can be found traveling around the world and sharing my passion and love for all things chic, creative and trend setting to share my love of crafting. I have made television appearances on HSN, QVC, DIY Network, infomercials, and Ideal World TV. I am a regular featured guest on Channel 4′s Good Things Utah. I have my own weekly online show each Monday on My Craft Channel. My work, articles and products have been published in all of the major crafting publications. I have currently authored two Teresa Collins idea books and working on my third publication in hopes to continue to share my love of living a creative lifestyle. I have my own signature product lines with Xyron, Fiskars, Provo Craft and the Teresa Collins Stampmaker. I host my own crafting event Inspiration Unlimited each year. I am married to the love of my life, Tyler. We have a beautiful blended “Brady Bunch” family together. Originally from Hickory North Carolina, I now reside with my family in Utah. I am so very fortunate to LOVE what I do!

I am a senior sociology major and a women's studies minor graduating in the spring from Chapman University.I recently realized I have no idea what I want to do with the rest of my life and at times it's terrifying and at others I find it beautiful. This blog is dedicated to my feminist art…

The Green Garmento™: The Eco-Practical & Stylish Way to Green Your Drycleaning Routine Los Angeles, CA - Now that you’ve done all the reasonable environmentally friendly actions like switching to compact fluorescent light bulbs and incorporating a reusable grocery bag, you’ve learned that “going green” is great, but not always practical to incorporate into your busy, modern life. Even for those “not-so-green” individuals, The Green Garmento™ is an affordable ($9.99 retail) and eco-practical option that not only helps organize, but more importantly eliminates the use of single-use plastic dry cleaning bags. The Green Garmento™ is an eco-friendly 4-in-1 reusable garment bag that helps consumers “green” their drycleaning routine. At home it functions as a space-saving hamper; on the trip to the drycleaner, it becomes a stylish duffel bag; and at pick-up, it transforms into a hanging garment bag to protect cleaned clothes - without a single-use plastic bag in sight! The simple step of switching to The Green Garmento™ will help to reduce the estimated 300 million pounds of single-use plastic drycleaning bags a year that continue to clog our landfills and kill our marine and wildlife. “I loved the idea of an affordable laundry bag that would help me organize my closet and recycle, without much thought,” says Jennie Nigrosh, President and Co-Founder of The Green Garmento. “It solves the dilemma of what-to-do with mountains of drycleaning plastic, allowing consumers to be eco-conscious without having to sacrifice anything.” How It Works: Place all your “to be cleaned” garments in The Green Garmento™. (Use The Green Garmento™ in this state as a hamper or duffle bag for collection.) Turn the bag over to your drycleaners and ask them to return your clothes hung inside. (The cleaner will attach The Green Garmento™ to one of your garments so that it won’t get lost.) At pickup, the clothes will be neatly hung inside The Green Garmento™ (garment bag form). Wide gussets and a side zipper help to keep everything safely in place and allow you to easily access. It is recommended to have 2 Green Garmento’s™ so that you can “swap out” with the drycleaner and repeat the process. Many professional drycleaners have adopted the use of The Green Garmento™ as well. Not only does it meet their desire to be more eco-friendly, it is cost effective and easy to implement. The Green Garmento™ is available in multiple sizes ranging from 40 inch to 72 inch (48” is most popular consumer size) and a variety of colors including: Black Night, Blue Water, and Green Grass, Burgundy Bliss, Orange Sunshine and Red Buttons. (Retail - $9.99.) To purchase your Green Garmento as well as a listing of authorized dry cleaners that currently utilize The Green Garmento™, please visit www.thegreengarmento.com.

Need a career change? When you finally find your life purpose, Making a Living Doing What You Love is a lot easier than you think. Why settle for a career change or a job change when what you really want is a new LIFE?

I have the mind of an engineer, but feel that those skills are simply tools that, by themselves lack reason. Design, on the other hand, enables us to extract the passion and value in an idea, driving a goal past its practical standards and reaching for a more meaningful and powerful solution. Its not about the technology or the device, it is how we use it.   I have the mind of an engineer, but those skills alone lack reason. Design and technology enables us to extract the value in life, driving a goal past mundane standards, and instead reach for an extraordinary solution. It’s not about what we can do with technology, it is how we use it.  My work seeks to affect and enhance behavior, movement, memory, and social communication in the physical space, seamlessly integrating what are normally screen-based interactions with a greater appreciation of being present.

What is the meaning of life? i don't know my purpose? Why are we here, and what are we striving for? Is there a purpose to human existence?