The purpose of this blog is to provide ideas, inspiration, tutorials, and education for those interested in scrapbooking and paper crafting. If you love all things memory keeping and visual story telling, this blog is for you!
Hey friend! Thank you for stopping by! I just finished uploading a process video for my layout titled, The Great Outdoors. I used an Echo Park 12X12 Paper Pad called “The Great Outdoors” (Imagine that!) I also used some papers from the Echo Park, Pirate Tales 6x6 Paper Pad.
Have you ever tried using fussy-cut fish on a scrapbook page? I do that on this page and it is a bit... odd feeling. Ha! However, I really like the way the layout came together. Fish and all!
Hello friends! I have a new double page layout to share today! I am taking Allison Davis of Scrapbook Generation, Sketches for 6x6 Paper Pad class along with many other scrappers! This was week #1 sketch and it has been so fun seeing all the different layouts using the same sketch! Unfortunately, the class is no longer available but the sketch book is! You can find it here:
I also have a process video on my YouTube Channel, creating this layout! You can see me in action here: https://youtu.be/cDeg-oh7gmw If you like the video, I hope you will subscribe and like! I just reached my 100 Subscribers YT Milestone today (Yay!!) and gave away a Gift Certificate to Scrapbook Generation to one of my lucky subscribers! I love to give stuff away, so don’t miss out!
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you have a great week and get to use lots of creative energy! Hugs!
Hello scrappy friends! I just released a new process video showing how I build a scrapbook layout from start to finish. I use a homemade page kit created from my stash of scrapbook supplies. The page kit includes products from Fresh Pink Studio, Dear Lizzy, Simple Stories, Crate Paper and more! I hope this video gives you some ideas and inspiration! I also hope that it encourages you to use up some of your scrapbook stash!
I was inpsired to create this little "journal" from one of the gurus of art journaling, Teesha Moore. I started this collage journal with no real outcome in mind. I used lots of ephemera from my mini summer vacation to Ruidoso, NM. as collage materials. I knew I wanted to add more elements to the journal, but really wasn't sure what. I let it sit for a few days and inspiration struck! I had these mini Iphone prints (also from my summer trip) from Social Print Studios sitting on my desk and an idea began to form! I decided to make my little journal into a collaged summer memory journal. I have already worked on a couple of pages, as you will see. This is a work in progress and I still have no real outcome in mind, other than using it to document my memories, so far, of this summer.
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I did something that was very scary for me! I filmed my art journaling process and posted it on YouTube for the world to see! (Eeeekkk!) I know, I know...there are tons of people out there who do this on a daily basis and it's like no big deal. (Well, they make it seem like that because they are good at it!) Believe me, I know! I love watching the process and creativity of others. I love the artist who share and inspire. It is great fuel for the muse! Which is the exact reason why, I have the desire to share my process. I want to share and not just receive inspiration. I want to share my journey into what I am passionate and madly in-love with.... and that is the intuitive process of creating art.
There is a learning curve in filming, editing and publishing. As with anything else, there will be improvement with practice. However, I can't let my "newbiness" keep me from trying. I would love to hear your feedback and suggestions. If you would subscribe to and like my videos, that would be pretty awesome too! Now to the videos. Enjoy!
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