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Using Up Stash: Combining Collections for Great Scrapbook Layouts

Recently I explained how I organize my scrapbook paper by collection .   As I was going through my paper stash to write this post, I discovered two collections that were quite dated: The "DIY Shop" (2012) and "Port…

Scrapbook Layout Process in Less than 90 Seconds: Shoreline by American Craft

It's been some time since I have been able to sit down and get some scrapbooking done, but this past weekend I printed some photos and got this double page layout completed. This layout tells about a trip my hubby and I mad…

9 Ideas to Help You Design a Vacation Themed Scrapbook Album

From my YouTube channel, I had someone ask me if I would video one of my son's school albums so she could get some ideas on how to carry a theme through an entire album. While that is in the works, here are my 9 ideas for d…

Scrapbook Layout Process:  Visit to Blue Bell

Happy Saturday! This layout will probably have you craving ice cream.  If you're from Texas, then go right ahead and indulge in your favorite flavor of Blue Bell while you read this post. I'm a mint chocolate chip gal…

Scrapbook Layout Process:  At the Pyramids

The best way to get those vacation photos in your album is definitely by way of double-page layouts. I was able to do another 10 photos on this spread, which shares our day at the Moody Gardens Aquarium and Rainforest Pyramids …

Scrapbook Layout Process:  Gulf Coast - a Double Page Layout

Behold the next layout for the Galveston vacation album. It's a double-page spread -- fairly simple -- but the storyboard process (using the strips of small photos) with minimal embellishments and a large title make it albu…