

5 Reasons White Space is Good Design
Let’s start off our new year by discussing a design concept called white space. This can be a controversial topic among scrapbookers. Some embrace it,
Let’s start off our new year by discussing a design concept called white space. This can be a controversial topic among scrapbookers. Some embrace it,
Welcome to our December color challenge! This month, I used winter color palettes from Pantone as a productive way to get moving (earlier than usual)
Our theme this November, winter past times, has me longing to stroll down memory lane. I am warming to the idea of snuggling up in
Last month, while discussing seasons, I mentioned that I look forward to the change of seasons. Which is 100% true. However, as I began to
Is anyone else as surprised as I am that it is September, already? Even though the air is still humid and thick as pea soup
When you hear the word challenge, how do you react? Are you filled with delight, eagerness and intrigue? Or are you overcome with dread or
Today we are embracing our romantic, hopeful sides as we begin to explore this month’s theme of travel. Rather than discussing the facts of who,
Over the years, I have heard scrapbookers say they have difficulty finding masculine product lines. This may be true, but we shouldn’t let this frustrate
In order to make space for a creative life, we need supportive tools we can rely on. While I thoroughly enjoy organizational tasks themselves, I
Here in the New Orleans area of the US, the month of March marks the important time of recovery and repentance from the celebratory carnival
How is your perspective right now with the goals or new habits you’ve set for the new year? I am still feeling enthusiastic and focused
How you doin’? We are excited to discuss the first LOAD (layout-a-day challenge) of 2022. I love a good theme, and there is plenty to
It recently occurred to me that I could create an entire album, not just a page or two, of the ways music and song are
Let’s take a moment out of our busy day to celebrate the present by noticing its details. Let go of doing. Let go of thinking. Let go
As a traditional 12 x 12 scrapbooker for many years, it was quite the transition to switch to the smaller format of a traveler’s notebook
I am certainly no organizational expert, but you could say I am an avid student of organization. Discovering new hacks, resources, or techniques to improve