The scrapbooking industry is still on the rise despite economic factors, uncertain times and apathy. In fact, more and more people are turning to memory preservation as a way to keep family stories alive. (more…)
Project Ideas
Create a Mailable Scrapbook
Friday, May 21st, 2010
When it comes to keeping in touch with relatives, I’m usually an e-mail kind of girl. But this year, my kindergartner (who is just learning to write) has inspired me to send out more snail mail with a scrapbooking twist. Below are four easy projects that can help you and your kids stay connected with faraway relatives. If you keep it simple, as I did, you can complete each of these projects in less than an hour. (more…)
Make an Album About YOU!
Friday, May 21st, 2010
Legacy of Things Learned
Take a minute to think about all of the unique things you know how to do. Do you make a mean brownie? Are you famous for your flower garden? These are the things that make up who you are, and they deserve to be explored. Elizabeth outlined some of her one-of-a-kind know-how in an album that she can someday pass on to her children. From baking the best banana bread to instilling a love of the arts in her daughters, this book is a true legacy of her life. (more…)
Creating a Felt Album
Friday, May 21st, 2010
Beyond the Page
How can you not love felt? Not only does it come in a rainbow of colors, but it’s affordable, thick, durable, and doesn’t fray. Based on those criteria alone, there was no doubt that a felt album was in my future. But when I discovered that I could die-cut felt into just about any shape I wanted, I did a little happy dance to celebrate. Oh my goodness, I’m giddy with the possibilities! (more…)
