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contentsthe essentials11 most wanted Take a peek at what’s HOT for fall!

14 i spy with emily Join designer Emily Pitts as she

showcases her favourite new trend

17 our 3 designer challenge

20 create magic with rub-ons fun both on and off the page

the 3T’s (tips, tricks, and techniques)

23 it’s all in the details Small tricks pack a mighty punch

28 designer’s notebook Check out Vicki’s great ideas for fabric

31 you’re not just a scrapbooker anymore Part 2 of Stacy Julian’s AMAZING tutorialondigitalworkflow

36 easy, detailed, expert

fall ‘10

the 3I’s (ideas, insights, and inspiration)39 right outside my door Finding inspiration in your everyday surroundings

45 pagemaps Versatility + contemporary design = Becky Fleck’s sketches

48 autumn sentiments Check out this beautiful array of fall cards, perfect for every occasion

51 reader’s gallery Apples, leaves, pumpkins and back to school—loads of inspiration in these seasonal layouts!

66 something special

noteworthy 6 take 2 and 3 Don’t miss two other great takes on our cover

7 editor’s letter

8 comments and letters

59 what’s next Bethefirsttoknowwhat’sin store for our winter issue

60 marketplace

62 directory

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take 2…and 3! We asked three designers to work with our cover photo and, because they all did such a fabulous job, we just had to share them with you!

A beautiful base of blue makes everything pop from Charity’s colourful, autumn page! Layers of curved pattern pa-per create a home for her hand-cut pumpkins, which she parked in front of weathered sign that holds her single strip journaling.

Mary captured the colours of the darling sweater and hat set that our cover girl is sporting in the photo, resulting in a clean, simple design. The hints of blue are the perfect touch to this bright and cheerful page.

by MARy MACASkILLsupplies CARDSTOCk, Bazzill Basics; PATTERNED PAPER, Bo Bunny; DIE-CUTS, My Mind’s Eye, Cricut by Provo Craft; PAPER PUNCH, Fiskars; BUTTONS, Cosmo Cricket; BRAD, SEI; STAMP, Hero Arts; INk, Colorbox; FONT, Satisfaction; ADHESIVE, 3L Adhesive

by CHARITy HASSELsupplies CARDSTOCk, Core’dinations; PATTERNED PAPER, October Afternoon; STICkER, October Afternoon; BUTTONS, BasicGrey; CHIPBOARD LETTERS, BasicGrey, My Little Shoebox; DIE CUTS, Cricut; FONT, Arial

lil pumpkin (on the cover)

by LISA kISCHsupplies: PATTERNED PAPER, BasicGrey, My Mind’s Eye, October Afternoon; STICkERS, BasicGrey, Bella Blvd.; RIBBON, American Crafts; BLING, kaisercraft; PAPER PUNCH, Fiskars; DIE-CUTS, Xyron Wishblade (Laina Lamb, kerri Bradford Designs)

Fall 2010 issue 19

FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Catherine Tachdjian

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Becky Fleck

SENIOR EDITOR kerry McRorie

EDITORIAL

Special Projects Editor Emily Pitts

Contributing Projects Editor Vicki Boutin

Photo Editor Justin Wootton

Contributing Photo Editor kathy Thompson Laffoley

Assistant Photo Editor Jill Jones

Contributing Writer Stacy Julian

Contributing Editors Jen Walker

karen Douse

Sketch Artist Becky Fleck

DESIGN TEAM kimber McGray

Lisa kisch

Davinie Fiero

Summer Fullerton

DESIGN

Art Direction & Design Stephanie Uprichard

Jenny Hawkyard

www.treefrog.ca

PRODUCTION

Production Director Jack Tachdjian,

BPG Graphic Solutions

Mi5 Digital Communications Inc.

PHOTOGRAPHy Studio F8

ADVERTISING & EVENTS

Advertising Sales Catherine Tachdjian

Events Manager Tracy Blake

Social Media Coordinator Jen Walker

SALES & MARkETING

Director of Sales & Marketing Tracy Blake

AccountingManager RaffiBoudakian


editor’s letter • sct

Becky Fleck

editor-in-chief

why i relayby Becky Flecksupplies cARDSTOck, Bazzill, core’dinations; PATTeRNeD PAPeR, Sassafras lass, lily Bee Design, We R Memory keepers; PAPeR PUNcH, ek Success; BORDeR STIckeRS, BasicGrey, Sassafras lass; SeQUIN FlOWeRS, Prima; BUTTONS, BasicGrey; THReAD, Shabby Green Door; OTHeR, Dymo label maker, hemp cord

“The reward of a thing

well done, is to have

done it.”

This is one of my

favourite quotes by

Ralph Waldo

emerson and it truly

epitomizes the

thoughtful, hard work of

kerry McRorie, who has

been the editor-in-chief of Scrapbook & Cards Today

for the past four years. While I am stepping in to fill

some pretty big shoes, let me assure you that kerry is

still going to be hanging out with us here at ScT,

peppering future issues with her unique, beautiful

artwork. Please join me in thanking kerry for “all things

done well.”

From kimber McGray’s Scrapbook Secrets (pg. 23), to

part two of Stacy Julian’s you’re Not Just a

Scrapbooker Anymore (pg. 31), to lisa kisch’s Right

Outside My Door (pg. 39), our fall issue is brimming with

ideas and inspiration that will leave you with the

reward of a job well done, too. Plus, this issue is filled

with card-making ideas, just in time to get a jump start

on those handmade holiday greetings.

We are very excited to announce that the Scrapbook

& Cards Today web site is receiving a renovation! The

new site will be fully interactive, extremely user-friendly

and completely integrated with the social media side

that we have already been developing. Mark your

calendars for our launch party on September 24th—

you won’t want to miss it!

Finally, October is National Breast cancer Awareness

Month. In the spirit of sisterhood, all of us here at the

magazine would like to remind you, our readers, to

schedule your annual mammogram. If you are not of

an age that you need one, please remind ten women

in your life who are. early detection does save lives. For

the month of October, $5 from each new subscription

to Scrapbook & Cards Today will be donated to

Princess Margaret Hospital, a leading breast cancer

research hospital in Toronto.

Here’s to your next creative adventure,


comments & letters Ch-ch-ch-changes!The SCT website is receiving a make-

over! Our fresh coat of paint includes

social media integration, featured

products and designers, give-aways,

and regular updates on what’s going

on here at the magazine.

We'd love to hear from you!

We always love hearing from

our readers! Whether you have

a raving review or a constructive

criticism, we welcome your com-

ments. Send us your feedback to

[email protected].

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Artisan plates and glitter stickers from 1. Making Memories www.makingmemories.comEnvelope Kit from Little Yellow Bicycle, 2. www.mylyb.comHappy Halloween from Echo Park, 3. www.echopark.comToil & Trouble from The Girls’ Paperie, 4. www.thegirlspaperie.comHocus Pocus from Pink Paislee, 5. www.pinkpaislee.com

spooktacular!This season’s goulish offerings are a

scrapbook treat for sure. These favourite

picks are the perfect choice to record

all of your spooky adventures from this

year’s All Hallow’s Eve:

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world card making dayAlthough World Card Making Day

comes but once a year, we’ve

decided to make it last an entire

year! Hop on over to the Scrap-

book & Cards Today blog on

October 2nd and you will

discover twelve beautifully

designed cards,

complete with

sketches and

instructions, all

created by our

favourite designers.

fall reading‘Tis the season to curl up

with a good book and

we’ve got two on our list of

“must-reads” to share with

you. The much anticipated

Scrapbook PageMaps 2 by

Becky Fleck will begin shipping

in mid-October, loaded with

90 new sketches and tons of inspiration. And for a wealth of ideas to design a

card for any occasion, you won’t want to miss Kimber McGray’s new book,

175 Fresh Card Ideas, available now!

on the road again Durham College is the place to

be on October 15th and 16th for

ScrapFest! Visit the marketplace,

attend great classes (our

very own Kimber is teaching

a wonderful card class), and

participate in make n’ takes.

www.scrapfest.ca

Join us for the CreativFestival at

the Metro Toronto Convention

Centre (October 22-24) for

make n’ takes, giveaways, our

new product showcase, and

more! www.creativfestival.ca

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You could win me!

Follow us:

We invite you to join our reveal

party on September 24th

(www.scrapbookandcards.com),

when we will be giving away a

We R Memory Keepers Cinch book

binder. Mark your calendars!

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www.coredinations.com ColorCore CardstockColorCore Cardstock

Sand the embossing

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Stacy JulianHappy Colors Collection

Core’dinations ColorCore Cardstock embossed with exclusive Stacy Julian designs.

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For instructions and details, search this idea on our site: 1845

It’s Harvest Time.Pick from a bountiful crop of new Textured

Impressions™ Embossing Folders for fall. Our deepest and boldest

embossing experience yet for Texture Boutique™ and

Big Shot™ machines, the large and border sizes fit any A2 or A6 card, while

small and medium embellish amazingly.

Take home a few bushels’ worth today!

i spy with emily p14 3 designer challenge p17 create magic with rub-ons p20

the essentials

most wanted

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After a whirlwind visit to CHA Summer in Chicago, we brought back a bounty of wonderful, new products that made our latest MUST-HAVE list—get them while they’re hot!

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The delightful, new Wraps by Bo Bunny are sure to charm. www.bobunny.com

Garden Bits by Sassafras are the finishing touch to any project. www.sassafraslass.com

Crate Paper brings us yesteryear with their Restoration collection. www.cratepaper.com

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No one does romance quite like Fancy Pants and you’ll fall in love with Happy Together. www.fancypantsdesigns.com

Button up the details with Doodlebug’s darling boutique buttons and mini jewels. www.doodlebug.ws

Life is a journey, not a destination, with BasicGrey’s new Wander collection. www.basicgrey.com

It’s “sew” easy to sew with We R Memory Keepers’s Sew Easy Stitch Piercers. www.weronthenet.com

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When our editor, Becky, first saw these little wheels, she exclaimed, “Okay, these are stinkin’ cute!”


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As bright as a box of crayons, Stacy Julian’s embossed Core’dinations cardstock is a must-have! www.coredinations.com

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Mr. Huey’s Color Mists by Studio Calico. You’ve got to love a name like that! www.studiocalico.com

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Your pages will past the test with flying colours with Bella Blvd.’s Midterm collection. www.bellablvd.net

Do you suppose the next sets will be Mr. Dewey and Mr. Louie?



i spy with emily are we there yet?

G one are the days when travel-themed products

featured only cars and airplanes! As of this season,

no longer are we limited to these two modes of

transportation. Now we can travel by plane, helicopter,

train, boat, car, camper, scooter, hot air balloon, bicycle,

and trolley car, just to name a few. Not only are these great

for getting your travel memories scrapbooked, like I did on

my “Away We Go” layout, but they are also fun for use on

everyday pages. Campers can document the days the kids

A brand new season, brand new products…and a brand new trend! Designer Emily Pitts is back to report on what products are turning heads, and turning up, on scrapbook layouts everywhere.

away we go by Emily Pit tssupplies PAttERNED PAPER, studio Calico, making memories; AlPHABEts, studio Calico, making memories; JOURNAliNG CARDs, studio Calico; stiCKERs, studio Calico (phrases), making memories (car); RUB ON, studio Calico; EyElEt, American Crafts; stAR PUNCH, Fiskars; NOtEBOOK PUNCH, stampin’ Up!; tWiNE, studio Calico; RiBBON, making memories; PEN, micron; ADHEsiVE, American Crafts, scotch by 3m; FOAm DOts, American Crafts

i adore the 1950’s look of Studio Calico’s

travel line, “Documentary.” How

fun is that “Family Vacation” sign?

the Making Memories car sticker came in an

adorable paper suitcase that i can

repurpose as a mini album!

What better way to explore the countryside than on a leisurely bike ride? Bo Bunny has the perfect rub on.

Hot air balloons are HOt this season—and i’m loving the texture of this felt one from American Crafts.

BEEP BEEP! HONK! you can almost hear the traffic as it moves along this playful Jillibean Soup paper.

you won’t lack for ways to get around with these whimsical chipboard shapes from BasicGrey’s “Wander” line.

We R Memory Keepers’ “Out and About” line offers adorable ways to travel through the sky.

have cabin fever, setting up the couch cushions and blankets

in the front room. Hot air balloons can symbolize dreams

or the theme of growing up. Any wheeled transportation

supports the go-go-go days of a toddler. Or how about

scrapping your teen’s first driving experience? Try thinking

outside the box with all the fun transportation-themed

products available, although it’s perfectly okay to use them

for your vacation travels, too.

www.mayaroad.comMaya Road @MayaRoad

for the journey of a lifetimeMaya Road

Maya Road creates the building blocks you need to express your creativity. Choose from our extensive collection of Mini Chipboards, Chipboard Albums, Acrylic Albums, Kraft Tags and Envelopes, Maya Mists, Trinket Pins, Trinket Blossoms, Sheers, Clear Stamps, Ribbons and Trims and many other

products and embellishments to add the perfect touch to your next project.

the essentials • sct

our 3-designer challenge

Always up for a challenge, our design team welcomed this latest opportunity

to put their creativity to the test. How did each team member work with

these products to make them their own? Everyone was excited to see just

how different three layouts using the same six products could be.

Check out what Davinie Fiero, Summer Fullerton, and Lynn Ghahary created when given the same six new products to work with.

Tiny Type letter stickers from Cosmo Cricket. www.cosmocricket.com

On Holiday travel brads from The Girls’ Paperie. www.thegirlspaperie.com

Kraft journaling cards from My Mind’s Eye. www.mymindseye.com

Patterned paper from the Oliver collection by BasicGrey. www.basicgrey.com

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Gingham Artisan Tape from Pink Paislee. www.pinkpaislee.com

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Lynn GhaharyLynn packed lots of “punch” on this layout through her

use of colour, pattern, and shape—we loved the visual

triangles created with both the star punches and the

red polka dot paper. And, don’t miss her clever use of

the tiny type letters on a miniature tag.

goofyadditional supplies PEn, American Crafts; fLOss, Craft supply; PunCHEs, EK success, Martha stewart, stampin’up!; diE-CuT MACHinE, Cricut Expression by ProvoCraft; AdHEsivE, All night Media

A dark cardstock background successfully grounds the “busyness” of the plaid patterned paper.

The sweet journaling “pops” when printed on a white background.

Lynn’s vertical strip of photos is both poignant and playful.



catcheradditional supplies diE-CuT MACHinE, slice by Making Memories; AdHEsivE, American Crafts; fOnT, Bohemian Typewriter

A simple straight stitch is broken up with several lengths of zig-zag stitches for added interest.

By trimming her photos with white borders, Summer really defined the edges, particularly where the pictures overlap.

63additional supplies PunCH, fiskars; fOnT, Modern #20

summer fullerton summer added lots

of movement to an

otherwise linear layout

by placing her photos at

varying heights and by randomly positioning

the brads around the page. vertical borders,

as well as the creatively-placed red title and

sub-title, lead the eye from top to bottom.

davinie fiero Look at the way

davinie incorporated

the colour red so

successfully on this

layout about her dog—from the subtitle and

the photo mat, to the scalloped borders and

the stitching. davinie says she was inspired

by the colours and patterns of the BasicGrey

papers to create this layout about her

sweet, furry boy.



create magicunique uses provide stellar results

Cut out several rub-on

images and arrange them

on your tote bag as desired

Apply rub-ons to the bag

just as you would to paper.

Summer used BasicGrey’s

Rub-On Roller and notes,

“They went on just as easily

as they would have onto

paper.”

Seal your project with

a fabric sealer (such as

Modge Podge) to prevent

the rub-ons from cracking

Embellish your rub-ons with

buttons.

peace tote bag supplies TOTE BAG, Darcie; RUB-ONS, Little Yellow Bicycle; BUTTONS, SEI and Fancy Pants; FABRIC SEALER, Modge Podge

Summer’s addition of sewn-on buttons gives this tote a lot of home-spun charm.

BY SUMMER FULLERTON

Rub-ons are very much like stamps, but without the

mess (or potential mishaps). They can be applied

directly onto layouts and cards, layered over photos,

and added to pre-made embellishments. Even the simplest

of rub-ons often provide the perfect finishing touch to your

paper projects. And with a few extra craft supplies, rub-ons

can also be used in some very creative, interesting ways.

Read on and give these ideas a try.

take rub-ons off the page and onto fabric

with rub-ons


Don’t let these delicate embellishments fool you—they may be thin, but rub-ons can make a powerful statement, both on and off the page.



unique uses provide stellar results

Cover various

chipboard circles

with white paper

or paint

Apply a rub-on pattern to the top of

each chipboard circle. Here, Summer

used rub-on buttons

As an alternative to chipboard, punch

out cardstock circles, apply a rub-on

pattern to each, and cover them with

glossy medium for a terrific epoxy look

Apply a variety of your

favourite rub-ons onto

white cardstock

With fine-tipped scissors

or a craft knife, trim out the

images

Coat each image with a glossy medium (such

as Crystal Lacquer or Glossy Accents) and set

them aside to dry

Layer the images onto your card or layout by

adhering them with foam pop dots. For added

dimension, vary the depth of several of them

by using more than one pop dot on some of

the images

welcome to the 4th grade supplies CARDSTOCK, Bazzill, Jillibean Soup; PATTERNED PAPER, Jillibean Soup, Studio Calico, Cosmo Cricket; PAPER PUNCHES, Fiskars, Stampin’ Up!; RUB-ONS, Studio Calico, Pink Paislee; LETTER STICKERS, Jillibean Soup; CORRUGATED NUMBERS AND LETTERS, Jillibean Soup; ADHESIVE, American Crafts; FONT, Bohemian Typewriter

what’s cookin? supplies CARDSTOCK, Bazzill and Jillibean Soup; PATTERNED PAPER, Studio Calico; RIBBON AND TWINE, Jillibean Soup; RUB-ONS, American Crafts; 3D CRYSTAL LAQUER, Sakura Hobby Craft; LETTER STICKERS, BasicGrey; ADHESIVE AND POP DOTS, American Crafts

make your rub-ons three dimensional

turn your rub-ons into stickers

It's not just brown,

it’s

When it comes to Bazzill cardstock,the color is the difference.

walnut

nut“Don't worry if your job is small and your rewards few.

Remember that the mighty oak was once a like you.”

premium cardstock bazzill quality textured solid core acid-free lignin-free

w w w . b a z z i l l b a s i c s . c o m

Check out Bazzill Matchmaker at

www.bazzillbasics.com for help matching our

cardstock to your favorite printed paper lines.

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small tricks pack a mighty punch by K imber mcGray

Often, the smallest detail on a project is the one that will take it from blah to voila! Kimber unlocks a few secrets using spray ink, felt and a stamping guide to help you create your next masterpiece.

it’s all in the details

designer’s notebook p28 digital workflow p31 easy, detailed, expert p36

(tips, tricks, & techniques)

altered tray supplies PriNTerS Tray, 7gypsies; PaTTerNeD PaPer, Jillibean Soup; STamPS, Stampin’ Up!; iNK, Tsukineko; Die cUTS, Jillibean Soup, Sizzix; STraiGHT PiN, Jillibean Soup; cHiPbOarD, Stampin’ Up!; SPray iNK, Tattered angels


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demystifying misting From sheer mists to opaque finishes, spray inks and misters come in a wide range of

colours and hues. What they all have in common is that they provide your projects with

the perfect amount of shimmery sparkle and shine. For my layout, I applied a light coat

of mist to the chipboard trees, and multiple coats of mist to my chipboard title to

achieve a deep shade of rust. The scallop details you see one the layout were created

following steps 3-5 to the left. In the end, I had stained and happy fingers and my layout

had the perfect amount of colour and shimmer!

heavy liftingsupplies carDSTOcK, Jillibean Soup, bazzill; PaTTerNeD PaPer, Stampin’ Up!; cHiPbOarD LeTTerS, Stampin’ Up!, basicGrey; cHiPbOarD, Stampin’ Up!; bUTTONS, Stampin’ Up!; iNK, creative imaginations, maya road, Tattered angels, colorbox; PUNcHeS, We r memory Keepers, eK Success; OTHer, DMC floss

Give it a try:

Place your alphas a few inches apart 1.

on newsprint or scrap paper. if they

have a smooth or shiny surface, rough

them up a bit with sand paper for

better colour absorption.

a light, even spray works best for 2.

uniform coverage. allow the spray to

completely soak in before touching

the letters.

Use the negative of a chipboard 3.

shape to create a misted image on

your project. Surround the area you

do not want to mist with scrap pieces

of paper.

mist evenly over the opening of the 4.

chipboard until the desired colour is

achieved.

allow the mist to dry a few minutes, 5.

then carefully remove the scrap

paper and chipboard piece.

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layering with feltOne of the hottest trends in scrapbooking is handmade flowers. When you can’t find a

pre-made felt embellishment to match your layout or card, why not make one yourself?

Whether you layer up several pieces of felt and stitch them together, or make a rosebud

embellishment like I did here, the creative possibilities are endless with this

inexpensive craft supply that comes in a wide range of colours.

a tea party supplies PaTTerNeD PaPer, bobunny Press, We r memory Keepers, Little yellow bicycle; LeTTer STicKerS, american crafts, basic Grey; PeN, Uniball Signo; Die cUTS, Sizzix; OTHer, craft Felt, Dmc Floss

Give it a try:

Cut a piece of felt to fit the flower 1.

die and run it through your die-cut

machine. alternatively, you can

trim out a circle and cut five

notches around the outer edge as

shown.

begin cutting the die cut from the 2.

outer edge, spiral cutting towards

the center of the flower.

Starting from the outer edge, begin 3.

rolling the spiral cut flower into a

tight rose bud, applying dabs of

wet adhesive as you roll.

after completely rolling the spiral 4.

cut, apply wet adhesive to the

bottom of the flower and adhere it

to the center of the spiral cut.

allow the adhesive to dry, then 5.

gently pull on a few petals to open

up the flower bud.

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stamping successHave you had times when you wanted to stamp on your finished layout, but were

fearful of ruining it with an errant stamped image? Well, fear not—the Stamp-A-Ma-

Jig by Stampin’ Up! is just the tool for you! Gone are the days of slanted sentiments and

poorly placed images. This tool is two pieces that work together—a flexible plastic

sheet and a stamp positioner that resembles a t-square. The tool works with any kind

of stamp, from wood-mounted to acrylic block.

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Give it a try:

Lay down the Stamp-a-ma-Jig on a 1.

flat surface and place the clear

plastic piece squarely in the corner

of the Stamp-a-ma-Jig.

align the top, left corner of your 2.

inked stamp into the corner of the

Stamp-A-Ma-Jig and stamp firmly

onto the clear plastic sheet.

remove the Stamp-a-ma-Jig and 3.

position the stamped clear plastic

piece over the place in which you

want to stamp on your project.

Lay the Stamp-a-ma-Jig on the 4.

corner of the clear plastic piece

and then remove the clear plastic

piece.

align the top, left corner of your 5.

re-inked stamp into the corner of

the Stamp-a-ma-Jig just as you did

in step 2, and press firmly to stamp

your image.

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creative possibilities will be endless on

your next masterpiece!

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Gather a torn strip of fabric paper and shape it into a flower with the frayed edge on the outside. The adhesive backing will help maintain the shape as you pleat it.

Customize a pre-made canvas embellishment by applying different shades of spray inks with a paint brush.

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Fabric is all the rage in paper crafting right now and there is no shortage of products to choose from. Vicki Boutin is here to share some fabulous ideas on how you can make the most of fabric paper, canvas sheets and embellishments, and even cotton scraps right out of your stash.

What’s not to love about fabric? There is something so tactile and durable

about the simplicity of threads that are woven together. And when you

combine fabric with paper and other scrapbooking supplies, the creative

possibilities are endless. From cards and tags to layout and journals, I invite

you join me in exploring this versatile, lightweight medium that is sure to

become one of your new favorite embellishments! Vicki


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Layers of stiffened fabric provide so much dimensional and textural appeal. Since fabric stiffener takes a while to dry, it allowed me ample time to shape and mold each layer of fabric.

Wouldn’t this beautiful bookmark make a great gift for grandma? Printing photos on canvas is a great way to add an instant textured background to your favorite mug shots!

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Die-cut or hand trim a number of flower shapes from different fabrics.

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When each flower is just barely dry, gently crumple the petals for added dimension.

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Create beautiful blooms!

Using a foam brush, apply a generous coat of fabric stiffener to each flower and set aside to dry.

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Before embellishing the fabric with foam and acrylic stamps, I first stiffened the fabric with a coat of acrylic paint and frayed the edges. I inked the canvas journal cover, then wrapped the embellished fabric around it. Chipboard letters and a bookmark completed the journal.

Layer the flowers together and secure with a button in the center. Continue to mold the layers until you are pleased with the shape of the flower.


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you’re not just a scrapbooker anymore! —digital workflow with stacy julian (part two)

We cannot expect ourselves to manage our current

load of digital images the same way we

approached our pictures when we used film. Why?

Because with digital photography the eight rolls of film has

become 800 digital images! The good news is there are a

myriad of options for preserving, using and sharing the

hundreds of photos we take. And guess what? Diversifying

(or choosing to use your collection of photos in several

different ways) is smart. It increases the likelihood that

others will stumble upon and enjoy your memories and it’s a

lot of guilt-free fun. Since scrapbooking is about preserving

and sharing memories, you get “points” for anything you do

that accomplishes that goal—I promise.

If you’re like me, you return from a vacation with hundreds

of photos. While your caught up in the experience and

snapping photos, you’re no doubt absolutely sure that you

will create a big, beautiful scrapbook complete with pictures,

maps, brochures and your insightful reflections. By the time

you return, unpack and eventually upload images to your

computer, your enthusiasm, while less determined, is still

hopeful that someday you’ll get around to this overwhelming

project. The more I practice diversifying my vacation

memories, the better I’ve gotten at taking the kinds of

vacation pictures I know I’ll want to use.

Digital workflow I’m going to be honest with you. Most people who browse your scrapbooks are happy with one or two pages that are a good representation of your vacation.

Stacy says:

Embrace the digital world in which we live:

Digital photo books

Personal blogs

Digital photo frames

Online galleries like Flickr.com and myfamily.com

Social media sites like Facebook and YouTube

Mobile photo libraries on your smart phone or iPad

Photo gifts

It All Counts

In our last issue, we established your role as the CMO (chief memory officer) of your household. In this issue, Stacy talks about the importance of diversifying your portfolio of documented memories.


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In 2007, I spent two weekends teaching at

scrapbooking events in Sydney, Australia and

Wellington, New Zealand. I spent the week in

between traversing the north island of New

Zealand with my husband. Follow along as I

illustrate, step-by-step, how I diversify (and

document) one trip in several meaningful ways.

Purge unwanted photos. Generally, I scroll

through images immediately after

uploading them to my computer. I make

quick decisions about which ones I most

want to keep. Most of the images I delete

are duplicates of other pictures or images

that are really not good or worth saving.

Upload images for archive and sharing.

Since I use Shutterfly to archive and print

most of my pictures, I can easily create a

Share Site for displaying and sharing my

photos online. This alone lifts that initial

burden I feel to “do something” with all of

my best vacation photos. Learn more about

Shutterfly Share Sites by clicking on the

“Share” button at shutterfly.com.

Print your favourites. After I’ve been home

awhile, I like to revisit a vacation by

scrolling through images in my photo

library. I rate or tag my most favourite

photos and then print them in a 4x6 size

and keep them in a large photo album for

viewing. From there, I can pull pictures to

create pages and projects.

Create a layout (or two!) As I browse my

favourite prints over and over I come to

realize what it is I most want to remember

about a particular trip. With this story in

mind, I create a layout for our family album

that summarizes my feelings. Even though

I have dozens of pictures to choose from, I

generally only use a handful of pictures on

these layouts.

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When you start a new project like a photo album, gather the materials you will use and store them together until the project is completed.

I use generic photo albums as a foundation for building a simple scrapbook that displays lots of vacation pictures and easily highlights people I travelled with and places we visited.

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Rather than feeling obligated to use all of my vacation photos, I spend time determining which are my most favourite.

Stacy says:


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Use digital frames and gifts to display

vacation images. There are numerous ways

to highlight shared vacation memories.

While digital frames can be pricey, I found

they are worth every penny. For gift-giving,

almost any online developer has great

options like mugs, mouse pads and magnets.

Create a quickie album. After I’ve lived with

my favourite vacation photos for a year or

more, I like to compile them into a quick

theme album that becomes part of our

growing collection of family scrapbooks.

These albums tend to be about displaying

the photos more than anything else, so I

keep the design simple and shift into a

creative ‘get it done’ mode.

Stacy Julian is the founder of online education at Big Picture

Scrapbooking (bigpicturescrapbooking.com) and she blogs

regularly at stacyjulian.com

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I’ll never forget the feeling of seeing the Sydney Opera House in person and witnessing a New Zealand rainbow at dusk—probably my two favourite reminders of my trip “down under” to teach scrapbooking.

To display my best New Zealand pictures in this way, I covered four, 4” mini books with portions of the map that we used to navigate our explorations and added a few thoughts to each book.

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Sometimes we feel anxious about the time and effort

we’ve invested in scrapbooking. We ask ourselves, “Will

these pages and projects I’ve created really stand the test

of time?” In my opinion, this might not even be the

question to ask. The real question is how will the next

generation want to interact with the memories we’ve

preserved? I have a hunch (while watching my four-year-

old with my iPhone) that she will be completely savvy

online and likely be drawn to a more diversified collection

of digitally-documented memories.

I say, let go of any pressure you feel to fully utilize one

avenue of scrapbooking and start playing with some of the

amazing and emerging technologies that will carry our

stories into the future.

See an additional two-page layout and set of mini-books

that Stacy created from this same trip down under.

Visit www.scrapbookandcards.com

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easy, detailed, expert Whatever level of difficulty appeals to you, our easy, detailed, expert column has fantastic elements to try today!

Each year, as soon as the calendar flips over to October, my two boys start asking to

go to the farmer’s market to pick out pumpkins. And, of course, while they search for

the perfect pumpkin, I’m on the hunt for the perfect photo to document our annual

excursion. For each of my fall-inspired layouts, I started with the same three photos and

then brought in a fun mix of patterns, colours, and textures (in the form of paper, lettering,

and embellishments) to complement the photos.

by L I sA TruesdeLL

For my easy layout, I kept the design clean and simple by lining up my photos across the

page. Layered strips of patterned paper worked to create borders above and below my

photographs. I mixed mostly smaller scale patterns to keep the combination from being

too busy, but incorporated a few scraps with a larger scale pattern (the letters, numbers,

and apples) as embellishments for my page. After struggling for a title for a few minutes, I

found myself relying on one of my favourite tried and true tricks—pulling a few important

words from my journaling to create a meaningful title.

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For my expert layout, I wanted to kick

things up a notch by adding in some of my

favourite techniques. First, I masked off a

rectangle in the middle of the page and

misted the background paper green. next,

I enlarged one photo and printed it without

a border before matting it on yellow fabric

paper—this gave the page a clear focal

point. stamped journaling lines gave me

more room to add handwritten journaling

and helped to balance out the additional

photos on the right side of the page. next, I

added a die-cut title and a small grouping

of embellishments to the top left corner.

Finally, I created a visual triangle of rub-

on birds and gems to help lead the eye

around the page.

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For my detailed layout, I chose a

more dynamic photo arrangement

and incorporated a yellow patterned

paper underneath to tie them all

together. I added a “spritz” of green

to some corrugated alphas to help

them coordinate with the other page

elements, and then mixed them with

letter stickers to add interest to the title.

Taking a cue from my son’s jacket in the

photos, I brought in a bit of dark blue

patterned paper—it added a fun bit of

contrast to the autumn colour scheme.

I finished the page with a trio of rub-on

birdies, three buttons tied with twine, and

a bit of machine stitching.

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right outside my doorfinding inspiration in your everyday surroundings by L i sa K isch

(ideas, insights, & inspiration)

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What scrapbooking inspiration awaits you right outside your door? in the hustle and bustle of life, we often fail to look left and right, much less look up. But if you just take a moment and look, you’ll discover so much scrapbooking potential around you. Join Lisa and Davinie as they uncover the world around them.


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My daily walk provided the inspiration for this layout, stopping to photograph all of our favourite shops and destinations on our regular route. I often wonder how many times these shops have changed over the years, and how different the main street might look when our girls are grown up.

I love my neighbourhood in downtown Toronto. A block

from the quiet shores of Lake Ontario, and a thirty

minute streetcar ride to the heart of the city, I feel like

we have the best of both worlds. Most days I am out of the

house early for a walk with the kids in the stroller. I often

have my camera with me, and I’ll stop to take a few shots—

not only to document our favourite stops along the way, but

also as inspiration for my scrapbook pages. Did you know

that right outside your door there is a wealth of scrapbook

inspiration? From layout topics, to design, to colour

palettes—taking time to photograph the world outside your

front door can become a treasure trove of ideas.

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start at the beginning

I have a challenge for you. Bring your camera with you

wherever you go on a typical day, and take a dozen

photographs. Shoot whatever catches your eye—a street

sign, a storefront, an ad on a city bus—and then later on

have a look at the batch. What do you love about these

images? What details made each subject something you

wanted to photograph? Was it the lettering on the sign above

the bookstore, or the colour combo in the ad on the side of a

city bus? Recognizing what pleases your eye is the first step

to creating a layout you love.

Lisa loves her city life and the fact that so much

urban culture is within walking distance from her home. She played up her love of sushi on this layout with her choice of colour scheme, her fun title and, of course, the complementary photos that drive the theme of her page.


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This theory doesn’t just apply to city folk

like me. A rural landscape can be just as

inspiring, if not more so. For this article,

I asked design team member, Davinie

Fiero, to play “country mouse” to my “city

mouse.” Davinie lives with her husband and

two children on two acres in Redmond,

Oregon, and her layouts perfectly

embody that country inspiration.

Davinie thanks the local pumpkin farmer for providing the rich and vibrant colour palette for her “Pumpkin Patch” layout. She chose a subtly patterned shade of green to mimic the sky, picked up the dark roof of the barn with her title, and pulled various other “earthy” shades for her creatively layered vertical border.

Putting it into practice

Now that you’ve looked through your photos and identified what it is that

appeals to you, here are some practical ways to apply those details to

your layout design:

Once you’ve discovered a pleasing colour palette in your photos, find

similar tones in your cardstock and pattern paper for an interesting

combination. For digital artists, use the eye dropper tool to sample

each colour

Flowers, trees and butterflies continue to be hot trends, so why not

take a photograph of something organic and indigenous to your

locale, such as a flower. Print the photo onto cardstock and cut the

image out for an instant, custom embellishment

I love architectural details. Study a building that you love—

interesting adornments on its facade such as corbels, brick work and

inlaid glass, are all patterns that can be reflected in paper design

Store signs are often straight forward and to the point—an

excellent source of inspiration for a good title area


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When I took this photo challenge myself I was

truly amazed with the number of designs and

possible scrapbook pages that emerged from

my images. The possibilities seemed almost

endless. And to think, they were all outside my

front door!

I hope that you will take the challenge and give

it a try. If you do, be sure to share your layouts

with us at [email protected]

We’d love to see what you come up with!

here’s your topic

Now that we’ve covered how to find design

inspiration within your images, let’s use those

photos you took on your walkabout and scrap

them! A “day in the life” style layout is always a

pleasure to look back on. Some topics you might

want to consider include:

The places and people that you meet

each day

A favourite restaurant

A list of errands about town—the good, the

bad and the ugly.

How your neighbourhood has changed

over time

If you’ve moved, how your new

neighbourhood differs from the old

Why you’ve chosen to live in the city or

country, and how it colours your everyday

experiences

A photo of our local bakery provided the structure for this layout. My title mimics the shape and style of the bakery’s sign, and the photos are placed roughly in the spaces where the doors and windows are found on the facade.

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Same old page templates getting you down? In search of fun new sketches to help get those creative juices flowing? Look no further than pagemaps—a brand new sketch feature with an interesting twist! by becky FLeck

We’ve all done it. You’ve gripped

that 3” scrap of paper in your

hand, silently asking yourself, “Do

I save it or do I toss it?” Or looked at that

sheet of alpha stickers with so many empty

spaces that you are quite certain you could

not possibly spell another word. Or the 12”

leftover border sticker that you chopped

off 4” from for another project. Whether it

is for economic reasons or because you

simply cannot part with that gorgeous

leftover morsel, scraps can be an abundant

resource in your arsenal of supplies.


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September’s sketchIn a warm palette of autumn splendour, Danielle put leftover

letter stickers, a stray journaling sticker and loads of paper scraps

to great use. By breaking up the main photo into three smaller

photos, she created a nice, open space to tumble paper leaves

down the center of her beautiful, fall page.

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October’s sketchWith this sketch, Becky was able to use a wide

range of small paper scraps, orphan stickers

and even the edges of a leftover bracket

die-cut. A tip from Becky: “With pieces this

small, you don’t have to be concerned that all

of the colours match perfectly. Once your

page is assembled, you’ll be surprised how

well everything blends together.”

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Check out these fabulous BONUS sketches—also designed by Becky Fleck!

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Becky Fleck is a graphic designer and the author of Scrapbook

PageMaps: sketches for creative Layouts. Look for her new book,

scrapbook PageMaps 2, available in October 2010. Visit her

website at www.pagemaps.com for free monthly sketches and

loads of inspiration.

These bonus sketches are available for download on our website at www.scrapbookandcards.com

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November’s sketchThis sketch is perfect to use up just about any

size scrap of paper or border sticker in your

stash. For the owl card, Becky’s scraps went

even further to cover some of the chipboard

pieces on the owl as well. For the thank you

card, she used an eclectic mix of scraps, all

resting on a neutral background of kraft

paper. Although the strips are varied in both

colour and pattern, a light piece of ledger

paper through the center allows her flowers

to stand front and center.


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autumn greetingsThe kids are back to school, the leaves are whirling, and the days are getting shorter—all tell tale signs pointing to the arrival of the cool, fall season. Our gorgeous harvest of autumn cards is yet another hint that fall is in the air.

birdy thank you by ROBIN MOWAT

Make a 4.25” x 5.5” card from cream cardstock.1.

Cut a strip of Beach Drive .5” by 4.5” and 2. adhere it to the left edge of the card front.

Cut a strip of Cedar Crescent 1.25” by 4.5” and 3. adhere it to the right of the first strip.

Cut out the “Thank you” sentiment from 4. Maddison Street. Adhere it 0.5” from the bottom and 0.75” from the left edge of the card.

Trim out a leaf from Maddison Street and cut out 5. a bird from Alma Place. Adhere both as shown.

floral thank youby JACQUELIN GREEN

Make a 4.25” x 5.5” card from cream cardstock.1.

Trim a 5.25” x 5” piece of brown cardstock and 2. adhere it to the front of the card.

Trim a 4” x 2.5” piece from Rockland Road and 3. adhere it to the center of the brown cardstock.

Fussy cut several flowers from Beach Drive and 4. one bird from Alma Place.

Punch a scallop circle from cream cardstock. 5. Fussy cut the “thank you” sentiment from Maddison Street.

Attach a 5.5” piece of lace across the bottom 6. edge of the card as shown.

Layer the flowers and add bling to centers. 7. Adhere the sentiment and the bird.


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back to schoolby DANIELLE FLANDERS

Make a 4” x 5.5” card from yellow 1. cardstock.

Back the clear transparency with blue 2. polka dot paper; trim the excess from the edges and adhere it to the front of the card.

Trim the canvas border (stars) 4” long and 3. adhere it to the card at an angle.

Trim the ABC border 4” and adhere it to 4. the card under the canvas border.

Loop the ribbon and adhere it to the card 5. as shown. Add the cardstock sticker with pop dots. Attach the brad to the center of the ribbon with a glue dot.

Apply the “back 2 school” rub-on to 6. patterned paper; trim it to 3” and adhere it to the card near the bottom as shown.

thank youby GRACE TOLMAN

Make a 4.25” x 5.5” card from white 1. cardstock with the card opening at the bottom.

Trim a 4” x 5.25” piece of dotted paper 2. and adhere it to the front of the card. With a black pen, draw solid lines around the interior edge of the dotted paper.

Add white pen stitches to the chalkboard 3. die-cut and adhere it to the left side of the card.

Trim a 0.5” strip from grid paper. Cut one 4. end into a “v” and adhere it to the center of the card.

Adhere a sentiment sticker to dotted paper 5. and trim with scallop scissors.

Wrap a length of brown floss around the 6. card once and tie it into a ribbon.

Add the scalloped sentiment to the card 7. with pop dots, directly over the brown floss.

Add the floral brad and die-cut leaf 8. as shown.

supplies CARDSTOCK, Craft Supply; PATTERNED PAPER, STICKERS, RUB-ONS, TRANSPARENCY, Pink Paislee; BRAD, K&Company; RIBBON, Wrights

supplies CARDSTOCK, The Paper Company; PATTERNED PAPER, Crate Paper, BasicGrey; PENS, Signo, Uniball, American Crafts; BRAD, Doodlebug; STICKER, SRM Stickers; CHALKBOARD STICKER, Deco Bugs; DIE-CUTS, Cricut by Provo Craft; SCALLOP SCISSORS, Fiskars; ADHESIVE, Thermoweb

supplies CARDSTOCK, Bazzill Basics; PATTERNED PAPER, iMAGINISCE (Apple Cider); INK, Colorbox; RUB-ONS, Imaginisce; CORNER ROUNDER, EK Success; PEN, Zig Writer; ADHESIVE, Elmers

autumn welcomeby L IZ QUALMAN

Make a 6” x 6” card from tan cardstock. 1. Round the bottom corners of the card with a corner punch.

Trim a piece of patterned paper to 5.5” x 2. 5.5” and round the bottom corners with a corner punch. Adhere it to the front of the card.

Trim a 4” x4” piece of cream cardstock and 3. adhere it to a 4.25” x 4.25” piece of deep red cardstock. Adhere this matted piece to the center of the card.

Add the tree and sentiment rub-ons to the 4. cream cardstock, slightly below the center.

Using a felt tip marker, draw dashed lines 5. below the sentiment.


reader’s gallery

Fall 2010


shailyn and her little red wagonby Sheri regulysupplies CArDSTOCK, Bazzill; PATTerneD PAPer, Cosmo Cricket, October Afternoon, Sassafras lass; BuTTOnS, Basicgrey; FlOWer, STAMP, hero Arts; PAPer PunCheS, Marvy uchida, Martha Stewart, Stampin’ up; BrAD, Ki Memories; PAPer Frill, Doodlebug Designs

This page expresses the romantic notions of childhood—that delicate nature of a child that a mother yearns to hold onto forever. The stylish patterns that show a mother’s love coordinate well with the more playful photos that hint at youthful innocence.

leaf blowerby Aly DOSDAll supplies CArDSTOCK, Core’dinations; PATTerneD PAPer, AlPhAS, FlOWerS, JOurnAling Die-CuTS, Jillibean Soup; BuTTOn, Creative Cafe; ADheSiVe, helmar

Like a gust of wind, Aly’s photos and leaves blow across the center of her layout, adding motion and interest to the page. She sanded her background cardstock, adding to the crisp feel of this fun, fall day.


There’s no denying that nothing is more contagious than a kid in a fit of laughter! Kay’s page offers lots of breathing room, where a beautiful selection of embellishments do a great job of enhancing the photos of her delightful, giggling daughter.

family tiesby l i SA VAnDerVeen supplies SOFTWAre, Adobe Photoshop elements 7.0; PAPer, CAMerA, Audrey neal road Trip; nOTeBOOK PAPer, lynn g expedition; AlPhAS, Jen Martakis; SCAllOP MASK, Katie Pertiet; STAPleS, l Weifenback; PennAnT, P Knox; FOnT, Marketing Script

A playful banner across the bottom of Lisa’s page becomes the anchor for her title, which immediately invites you to go in search of her heart-warming journaling. Once read, the travel-related papers and embellishments drive the theme of her wonderful, digital page.

likes to laughby K Ay rOgerSsupplies PATTerneD PAPer, ChiPBOArD, Die-CuTS, STiCKerS, riBBOn, BrADS, Sassafras lass; AlPhAS, heidi Swapp; inK, Clearsnap


my best work by ViViAn MASKeTsupplies CArDSTOCK, Bazzill; PATTerneD PAPer, FlAShCArD, STiCKerS, October Afternoon; PAPer PunCh, eK Success; Pen, American Crafts; ADheSiVe, All night Media

Clean lines, minimal embellishments and perfectly placed sewing details are all it took for Vivian to keep the photos of her adorable daughter the focus of her page. Her title has a childlike vibrancy, as if the letter stickers were pulled from a fresh box of crayons.

apple hill adventureby BrenDA JOhnSTOnsupplies CArDSTOCK, Bazzill; PATTerneD PAPer, Basicgrey, Bella Blvd., Collage Press; AlPhAS, American Crafts, My little Shoebox; eyeleT, American Crafts; OTher, thread

In a winning combination of three adorable red heads, a beautiful fall day spent picking apples, and a fiery palette of autumn papers, Brenda captured the essence of the season on this fantastic, photo-focused double page.


A simple, yet elegant, design kept the photos of Lisa’s two adorable children (and their huge, pick-of-the-patch pumpkins) front and center on her layout. A bouncing title and sewing details add home-spun appeal to this very classic page.

my punkinsby l i SA D iCKinSOnsupplies PATTerneD PAPer, ruB-OnS, lily Bee Designs; inK, Stampin’ up; STAMPS, Studio Calico; PAPer PunCh, Fiskars; FOnT, Disproportz; OTher, stitching

cow train by JAnA euBAnKsupplies CArDSTOCK, Bazzill; PATTerneD PAPer, AlPhAS, eMBelliShMenTS, Bella Blvd.; BuTTOnS, Basicgrey; eMBrOiDery FlOSS, DMC; PATTern SCiSSOrS, Fiskars; ADheSiVeS, Scotch ATg, Aleene’s Tacky glue

We loved this seasonal layout the moment we spotted it at CHA Summer. Loads of dimension, zig-zag stitching and button details give the page so much country charm. Jana’s humorous, heartfelt journaling makes the layout extra special.


back to schoolby ShAnnOn lAWSOnsupplies CArDSTOCK, Bazzill; PATTerneD PAPer, little yellow Bicycle, We r Memory Keepers; AlPhAS, American Crafts; STiCKerS, little yellow Bicycle; TAB, October Afternoon; ADheSiVe, Scrapbook Adhesives

The dude’s got some ‘tude! So is he the strong, silent type? Nah, by photo three you can tell the boy is totally crushing and it’s only day one back to school! Shannon captured the very essence of her young son on this fantastic, all-boy page.

on their wayby lAinA lAMBsupplies CArDSTOCK, Bazzill, DCWV; PATTerneD PAPer, AlPhAS, ChiPBOArD, Die-CuTS, riBBOnS, STiCKerS, October Afternoon; BrAD, American Crafts; inK, Tattered Angels; Die-CuTS, Provo Craft Cricut; ADheSiVe, 3M, All night Media

With clean lines, solid photography, and just the right amount of embellishments, Laina produced a “picture-perfect” back-to-school layout. And after reading her journaling, you will learn that this particular day had extra-special meaning to this very busy mom.


bus runby PAulA gilArDe supplies PATTerneD PAPerS, Cosmo Cricket, Jenni Bowlin Studios, Jillibean Soup; leTTer STiCKerS, Jenni Bowlin Studios; DigiTAl FrAMe, Katie Pertiet

A column of hand-written journaling flows seamlessly down the left side of Paula’s page, expressing a memorable message from mom that Tommy will no doubt laugh about in years to come. The school-themed papers and embellishments are the perfect touch to this back-to-school page.

carving it upby lyDiA JACKSOnsupplies CArDSTOCK, Core’dinations; PATTerneD PAPer, My Mind’s eye; AlPhAS, Basicgrey, Making Memories; eMBelliShMenTS, Queen & Co.

In a collage-like fashion, Lydia strategically positioned her photos to read like a Pumpkin Carving 101 class. The title is the perfect compliment to the photo series, as it somersaults around an orange die-cut circle.

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tis the seasonby Greta Hammondsupplies Patterned PaPer, CHIPBoard, BUttonS & rUB-onS, Fancy Pants; PearLS, Queen & Co.; FoIL, Stix 2; InK, Colorbox

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Cozy Lands Scrapbooking Retreat Cambridge, ON (519) 651-1338 www.cozylands.com

Loonie4Scrapbooking Kemptville, Ontario (613) 800-5666 (LOON) www.loonie4scrapbooking.com

Memory Workshop Scrapbook Co. Monthly Kit Club, Crops & Retreats Maple Ridge, BC, (604) 202-4808 www.memoryworkshop.ca

Memories Manor St. Clair, MI (810) 329-2800 www.memoriesmanor.com

Scrap Much? Brantford, ON (905) 730-2673 www.shopscrapmuch.ca

Scrap Shotz Calgary, AB, (403) 870-8576 www.scrapshotz.com

Scrap-tures Kit Club Midland, ON (705) 528-9705 www.scraptures.ca

Scrapbooker’s Paradise Calgary, AB, (877) MEM-8818 www.scrapbookersparadise.com

Scraptivity! – A Club for Scrapbooking Memories Toronto, Ontario, (416) 239-9603 1-877-SCRAP23 (727-2723) www.scraptivity.com

The Crop Stop Bowmanville, Ontario www.thecropstop.org (905) 243-7824

The Scrap Attic Kirkland Lake, ON, (705) 568-5463 www.thescrapattickl.com

Whole Lotta Scrapbooking Tofield, AB (780) 662-2826 www.wholelottascrapbooking.ca

Younique Country Retreat Guelph, ON N1H 6J2 (519) 836-0045 www.youniquecountryretreat.com

Canada

British Columbia

Cherish The Thought3130 St. John’s St.Port Moody, B.C. V3H 2C7(604) 949-1872www.cherishthethought.ca

Chocolate Clover Scrapbook Supplies 1114-102nd AvenueDawson Creek, BC V1G 2C1(250) 782-4220

Country Lane#102-17665 66A AvenueSurrey, BC V3S 2A7(604) 574-9088 www.countrylanebc.com

Creative Accents79B 3rd Avenue NorthWilliams Lake, BC V2G 2A3(250) 392-3829creativeaccents.blogspot.com

For Keeps Sake Scrapbook Co.1708 Emerson CourtNorth Vancouver BC V7H 2Y6(604) 929-4043www.forkeepssake.ca

Luv 2 Scrap101-33031 1st AvenueMission, BC V2V 1G2(604) 820-0600www.luv2scrap.ca

Making Memories with Scrapbooking4415 Hastings StreetBurnaby, BC V5C 2K1(604) 299-3601www.makingmemorieswith scrapbooking.com

Oasis Scrapbooking108 Van Horne Street SouthCranbrook, BC V1C 1Z3(250) 426-6822www.oasisscrapbooking.com

P.G. Scrapbook Zone3899 – 18th AvenuePrince George, BC V2N 1B9(250) [email protected]

Photo Express100 – 22470 Dewdney Trunk RoadMaple Ridge, BC V2X 5Z6(604) 463-3654www.photoexpressions.ca

Pick of the Patch104-250 Schoolhouse StreetCoquitlam, BC(604) 520-5874

Precious Memories 107-19925 Willowbrook DriveLangley, BC V2Y 1A7(604) 530-2917www.myscrapbookshop.com

Scrapbook Central307C - 14th StreetCourtenay, BC V9N 6P5(205) 338-8815www.scrapbookcentralbc.com

Scrapbook City Shops Canada3 – 15970 96th AveSurrey, BC V4N 2L6(604) 581-2489www.scrapbookcity.ca

Scrapbookin’ Adventures#4 – 102 E. Island Hwy Parksville, BC V9P 2G5(250) 954- 0009www.scrapbookin adventures.ca

Scrappers’ Anonymous2 - 50 Burnside Road WestVictoria, BC V9A 1B5(250) 590-1266www.scrappersanonymous.ca

Scrapbook Parade670 Granderson RoadLangford, BC V9B 2R8(250) 727-0372www.scrapbookparade.wordpress.com

Studio 11 Designs Scrap-booking and Cardmaking2411 Trillium TerraceDuncan, BC V9L 3Z7(250) 748-5672www.studioIIdesigns.ca

The River Scrapbook Room830 13th AvenueCampbell River, BC V9W 4H2(250) [email protected]

Treasured Memories Scrapbooking2753 Charlotte RoadDuncan, BC V9L 5J2(250) 748-8054 / 877 748-8054www.treasuredmemories scrapbooking.ca

Wyldflower B & B Scrapbook Retreats 2665 Bradshaw Road Qualicum Beach, BC V9K 2A3 (778) 424-2224 www.wyldflower.ca

Alberta

Black Ink PaperieR R #1Winfield, AB T0C 2X0(780) 682-3973blackinkpaperie.blogspot.com

Creative Junction Inc.5117-51st StreetBarrhead, AB(780) 674-2292www.creativejunction.ca

Crop-Paper-Scissors5124 51stDrayton Valley, AB T7A 1S2(780) [email protected]

Life’s Treasures5018 51st StreetOlds, AB T4H 1P8(403) 556-7647www.lifes-treasures.ca

Lil’ Scrappers6 Springwood Lane NESlave Lake, AB T0G 2A2(780) 849-6879www.lilscrappers.ca

Scrap-A-Lot9218 - 51 AveEdmonton, AB T6E 3L8(780) 944-1526www.scrap-a-lot.ca

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Scrapbook Fancy9-677B South Railway Street S.E, Medicine Hat AB T1A 2Y8(403) 527-2135 www.scrapbookfancy.net

Scrapbook Memories & More Inc.20 - 975 Broadmoor Blvd.Sherwood Park, AB T8A 5W9(780) 449-0603www.scrapbookmemories.ca

Scrapbooker’s Paradise20-9250 Macleod Trail SouthCalgary, AB T2J 0P5(403) 253-4799www.scrapbookersparadise.com

Scrapbooker’s Paradise45 Crowfoot Terrace NWCalgary, AB T3G 4J8(403) 547-8522www.scrapbookersparadise.com

Scrapbooker’s Paradise185 – 2004 – 50th AvenueRed Deer, AB T4R 3A2(403) 314-0550www.scrapbookersparadise.com

Scrapbooker’s Paradise103B – 2045 Mayor Magrath Dr.Lethbridge, AB T1K 2S2(403) 327-2122www.scrapbookersparadise.com

Scrapbooker’s Treasure Box106 – 403 2nd Street WBrooks, AB T1R 1C5(403) [email protected]

The Scrap Yard#2118, 380 Canyon Meadows Dr SECalgary, AB T2J 7C3(403) 271-2225www.thescrapyardcalgary.com

Treasured Memories5218-86 StreetEdmonton, AB T6E 5J6(780) 414-1540treasuredmemories.typepad.com

The Urban Scrapbook Inc100, 14315- 118 AveEdmonton, AB T5L 4S6(780) 451 – 3459www.urbanscrapbook.ca

Saskatchewan

Just Scrap It! The Scrapbook Shop108 – 103rd Street EastSaskatoon, SK S7N 1Y7(306) 955-4850just-scrap-it.blogspot.com

Prairie ChicksQuilting & Scrapbooking 205 Main Street, Box 752Hague, SK S0K 1X0(306) 225-4787prairiechicksquiltingandscrap booking.mysite.com

Tawbalies at BG’s Gifts, Home Decor & Crafts506 Main StreetMoosomin, SK S0G 3N0(306) [email protected]

Manitoba

Crafty Scrapper526 2nd AvenueRivers, MB R0X 1X0(204) 328-7087www.craftyscrapper.ca

Gone Scrappin’ in Bloom20 Victoria Avenue E.Rossburn, MB R0J 1V0(204) 859-3334www.gonescrappin.ca

Magical Memories – The Scrapbook Shop#3 –103 Cree RoadThompson, MB R8N 0B9(204) 677-3736www.magicalmemories- manitoba.com

Paperbag Scrapbooking645 10th StreetBrandon, MB R7A 4G6(204) 725-1747www.paperbagscrapbooking.com

Scrapbooking By Design1191 Pembina Hwy.Winnipeg, MB R3T 2A5(204) [email protected]

Scrapbooking at Shelley’s712 18th Street (Thomas Mall)Brandon, MB R7A 5B5(204) 727-7878www.scrapbookingatshelleys.com

Scrap Yard371 Main StreetStonewall, MB R0C 2Z0(204) 467-1942www.scrapyardcanada.com

The Scrapbook Cottage116B Park Road WestSteinbach, MB R5G 1V6(204) 326-6777www.thescrapbookcottage.ca

Ontario - Eastern

Auntie Em’s Scrapbooking109 11th Street WestCornwall, ON K6J 3A8(613) [email protected] www.auntieemsscrapbooking.com

Crop Circles ScrapbookingPeterborough Square, Lower Level360 George Street N., Unit 12Peterborough, ON K9H 7E7(705) 201-1097www.cropcircles.ca

Heather’s Stamping Haven250 Greenbank RoadNepean, ON K2H 8X4(613) 726-0030www.heathersstamping.com

Marchant Paper Memories1187 Princess StreetKingston, ON K7M 3E1(613) 542-0369www.marchantpaper memories.ca

Memory Lane20 Russell Street EastSmiths Falls, ON (613) [email protected]

SCRAP En MASSE269, St-Philippe StreetAlfred, ON K0B 1A0(866) 218-3704www.scrapenmasse.com

Scrapbooks and Smiles469 Dundas St. W.Trenton, ON K8V 3S4(613) 965-0952www.scrapbooksandsmiles.com

SCRAPtease156 Bridge StreetCarleton Place, ON K7C 2V7(613) 257-7300www.scraptease.ca

Sweet Sentiments… scrapbooking and more! Reid’s Dairy Plaza222 Bell Blvd. Unit 8Belleville, ON K8N 5B6(613) 969-8311www.sweetsentiments.ca

The ScrapboxReid’s Dairy Plaza222 Bell Blvd. Unit 8Belleville, ON K8N 5B6(613) 745-2215www.thescrapbox.ca

Tina’s Scrapbooking Creations485 Caleb StreetWinchester, ON K0C 2K0(613) 774-4611 www.tinascrapbooking.com

Ontario – South Central

Flim Flam Arts & Crafts Supplies63 Charing Cross Street, Unit 2, Brantford, ON N3R 2H4(519) [email protected]

Herrschners Yarn and Crafts1486 Victoria Street N., Unit 5Kitchener, ON N2B 3E2(519) 579-0314www.herrschners.ca

Learning Factory175 Lynden Road, Unit 10Brantford, ON N3T 5L8(519) 756-7550www.learningfactory.ca

Scrapping Turtle1440-2 King Street NorthSt. Jacobs, ON N0B 2N0(519) 664-3951www.scrappingturtle.com

The Art House Studio - Go Scrapping Retreats & Crops 591 Lancaster St. West, Unit 3 Kitchener, ON N2K 1M5 (519) 954-6620 www.thearthousestudio.ca

The Memory Keeper1119 Fennell Avenue EastHamilton, ON L8T 1S2(905) 318-4897www.discountscrapbook supplies.com

The Scrapping Bug10 Pioneer Drive, Unit 103Kitchener, ON N2P 2A4(519) 895-0554www.thescrappingbug.com

Two Scrapbook Friends370 Eastbridge Blvd.Waterloo, ON N2K 4P1(519) 746-6672www.twoscrapbookfriends.com

Younique Country Retreat7799 Wellington Road 22 Guelph, ON N1H 6J2 (519) 836-0045 www.youniquecountryretreat.com


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Ontario – Central

Craft nook195 Wellington St., Unit #3Bracebridge, ON P1L 1C2(705) 645-6231www.craftnookbracebridge.com

Finn’s Affordable Scrapbooking Supplies154 Main Street N.Mount Forest, ON N0G 2L0(519) [email protected]

Karen’s Creations632 Berford StreetWiarton, ON N0H 2T0(519) 534-2224www.kc-scrapbooking.com

Queen of the Crop Country RetreatsBlue MountainCollingwood, ON(905) [email protected]

Scrapbook Shop74 Elora StreetMildmay, ON N0G 2V0(519) 367-5520www.scrapbookshopmildmay.com

Scrappin’ Buddies!233 La Neige AvenuePort Sydney, ON P0B 1L0(705) 385-2052www.scrappinbuddies.ca

Scraps of Joy304 Dunlop Street, Bldg 1, Unit 4Barrie, ON L4N 7L2(705) 726-6287www.scrapsofjoy.com

Seasons in The Country Scrapbook Supplies719637 Hwy 6Hepworth, ON N0H 1P0(519) 935-0838www.seasonsinthecountry.ca

The Cottage Scrapbook294 King StreetMidland, ON L4R 3M6(705) 526-8855www.thecottagescrapbook.ca

Ontario – northern

Abundance224 Main Street SouthKenora, ON P9N 1T2(807) [email protected]

O.C. Scrapbookers n’ More3 Ottawa AvenueElliott Lake, ON P5A 2J8(705) 848-9595www.scrapaholics.ca

Scrapbooking @ Photo Metro191 Lakeshore DriveNorth Bay, ON P1A 2B4(705) 472-9311www.photometro.ca

The Scrap Attic33 Harding AvenueKirkland Lake, ON(705) 568-8491www.thescrapattickl.com

Ontario – Greater Toronto Area

A Scrapbookers Dream35 Nixon Road, Unit 1Bolton, ON L7E1K1(905) 951-9544www.ascrapbookersdream.com

Bizzy B’s Stamp & Scrap2100 Bloor Street West, Suite 4Toronto, ON M6S 1M7(416) 203-0433www.bizzyb.ca

Forever Scrapbooks29 Plains Road WestBurlington, ON L7T 1E8(905) 681-1985www.foreverscrapbooks.com

Olde Tyme Country Crafts & Studio 57 Mill Street North, Suite 102Brampton, ON L6X 1S9(905) 452-1271www.oldetymecountrycrafts.com

Pointer Gifts and Crafts8355 Woodbine Avenue, Units 1 & 2, Markham, ON L3R 2P4(905) 940-8900www.pointerscrapbooking.com

Scrapalicious Inc.5170 Dixie Road, Unit 102Mississauga, ON L4W 1E3(905) 614-0085www.scrapalicious.ca

Scrapbook Emporium Inc.3 - 133 Taunton Road WestOshawa, ON L1G 3T4(905) 721-0183www.scrapbookemporium.ca

Scrapbook Moments & More77 Mayvern Cr.Richmond Hill, ON L4C 5J6(905) 884-8496www.momentsandmore.ca

Scrapbooks By Design1783 Queen Street EastToronto, ON M4L 3Y5(416) 690-7447www.scrapbooksbydesign.ca

Stamping Bella55 Doncaster Avenue, Suite 130Thornhill, ON L3T 1L7(866) 645-2355www.stampingbella.com

The Workshop100 Ringwood Drive, Unit 22Stouffville, ON L4A 1A9(905) 642-1742www.sandysworkshop.ca

Ontario – South Western

All About Scrapbooks & More22-24 Kent StreetWoodstock, On N4S 8L5(519) 533-1500www.allaboutscrapbooks. blogspot.com

Crop ‘til You Drop Scrapbooking31 McNaughton AvenueWallaceburg, ON N8A 1R7(519) 627-2500www.croptilyoudrop.ca

First Choice Trophies & Scrapbooking160 Wallace Avenue SouthListowel, ON N4W 1X9(519) 291-2081firstchoicetrophiesscrapbooking.blogspot.ca

Lasting Impressions850 Colborne Rd. Unit 4Sarnia, ON N7T 6V8(519) 332-8846www.lastingimpressions bluewater.com

Sarnia Craft Supply1000 Finch DriveSarnia, ON N7S 6G5(519) 332-1006www.sarniacraft.com

Scrapbook Memories – The Design Studio1890 Hyde Park RoadLondon, ON N6H 5L9(519) 474-2665www.scrapbookmemorieslon-don.blogspot.com

Scrappin’ Great Deals26 Kilworth Park Drive, RR5Komoka, ON N0L 1R0(519) 473-5751www.scrappingreatdeals.com

Scrapping nook Ltd.301 Thorold Road, Unit 4Welland, ON L3C 6H5(905) 732-9994www.thescrappingnook.ca

Scrapbook Towne 60 Murray Street Amberstburg, ON N9V 1H5 (519) 713-9254 www.scrapbooktowne.com

The Paper Pickle Company44 Fourth StreetChatham, ON N7M 2G2(519) 351-5220www.paperpickle.ca

The Rubber Room#14-90 Charterhouse CrescentLondon, ON N5W 5V5(519) 452-1489www.rubberroom.ca

The Stamp Shack/Memory Mansion355 Wellington St. - CitiPlazaLondon, ON N6A 3N7(519) 673-1823www.stampshackcanada.blog spot.com

Up The Street2 Front Street West Strathroy, ON N7G 1X4 (519) 245-7590 www.upthestreetscrapbooking.com

Québec

La Cour à Scrap...booking!87 Boul. St. Luc, Suite 24St.-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC J2W 1E2(450) 515-7845www.lacourascrapbooking.com

Loisirs creatifs Collimagination 736, ave Royale Quebec, QC G1E 1Z4 (418) 614-5736 www.collimatination.qc.ca

Passion Collimagination 163 local 2, Chemin de St.-Jean La Prairie, QC J5R 2J9 (450) 907-1221 www.passioncollimagination.com


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Scrapbook Centrale3349 boul. des SourcesDollard des Ormeaux, QC H9B 1Z8(514) 683-5558 / 888-383-5558www.scrapbookcentrale.ca

Scrapbook Quebec3233 Jean-BeraudLaval, QC H7T 2L2(450) 973-3373www.scrapbookquebec.com

Ted’s Hobby Shop291 Blvd St JeanPointe Claire, QC H9R 3J1(514) [email protected]

nova Scotia

Scrap & Shop49 Trinity LaneAntigonish, NS B2G 2V8(902) 735-3434www.scrapandshop.ca

Scrap & Stamp Among Friends166 Provost Street,New Glasgow, NS B2G 2R1(902) [email protected]

new Brunswick

A Pile of Scrap!515 Saint Mary’s Street, Unit 1Fredericton, NB E3A 8H4 (506) 454-PILE (7453)www.apileofscrap.ca

Scrapbooking Gone Wild136 South StreetSt. George, NB E5C 3R2(506) 755-6229www.scrapbooking-gonewild.com

Scraptacular Images625B Main StreetSussex, NB E4E 7H8(506) 433-5050www.scraptacularimages.com

The Scrap Shack200 Irving Road,Riverview, NB E1B 5V7(506) [email protected]

United StatesArizona

Scrap Happy Sisters6525 W Happy Valley RdGlendale, AZ 85310(623) 376-8257www.scraphappysisters.com

California

Moments in Time Scrapbooking7400 District Blvd.Bakersfield, CA (661) 831-0300www.bakersfieldscrapbooking.com

Simply Scrapbooks4612 California AvenueBakersfield, CA 93309(661) 325-2767www.simply-scrapbooks.net

Connecticut

Papercraft Clubhouse20 Westbrook PlaceWestbrook, CT 06498(860) 399-4443www.papercraftclubhouse.typepad.com

The Inspiration Station13 Furnace AveStafford Springs, CT 06076(860) 684-2641www.the-inspiration-station.com

Wiggles & Giggles LLC1273 Silas Deane HwyWethersfield, CT 06109(860) 529-5899www.wigglesgiggles.com

Florida

A Scrap in Time151 Brock AveCrestview FL 32539(850) 689-0001www.ascrapintime.net

Priceless Scrapbooks514 S. Magnolia Avenue, Unit 101Ocala, FL 34471(352) 390-6813www.pricelessscrapbooks.com

Kansas

Scrappin’ Time LLC403 E. Madison AvenueDerby, KS 67037(316) 788-2821www.scrappin-timellc.com

Maryland

Photo Scraps1213 Liberty RoadEldersburg, MD 21784(410) 549-5187photoscrapsblog.blogspot.com

Massachusetts

Absolutely Everything30 Main StreetTopsfield, MA 01983(978) 887-6397www.absolutelyeverything.com

Michigan

Scrap, Scribble & Stick89 - 54th Street SWGrand Rapids, MI 49548(616) [email protected]

new Hampshire

nH Scrapbook Cabin, LLC294 US State 101)Amherst, NH 03031(603) 769-3333www.nhscrapbookcabin.com

new York

Buffalo Stamps & Stuff3314 Sheridan DriveAmherst, NY 14226(716) 834-3540www.buffalostamps.com

Ohio

B & B Scrapbooks3980 W Powell RoadPowell OH 43065(614) 336-0556www.bandbscrapooks.com

Oregon

The Paper Bucket235A E MainHermiston, OR 97838(541) 289-8008www.thepaperbucket.com

Life’s A Scrapbook16555 NW 12th Street, Suite CSherwood, OR 97140(503) 625-1193Visit us on facebook at “Lifes a Scrapbook”

The Scrapper’s Corner2650 Washburn Way, Suite 102Klamath Falls, OR 97603(541) [email protected]

South Carolina

Scrapnesia1178 Woodruff Road, Suite 7Greenville, SC 29607(864) 288-7771www.scrapnesia.com

Tennessee

Eclectica Scrapbooks & Stamps2965 N. Germantown, Unit 104Bartlett, TN 38133(901) 377-0730www.eclecticamemphis.com

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The word “special” can be defined as something that is just a little bit unique and that is made with a specific purpose in mind. This issue’s project meets those criteria and will undoubtedly be treasured for years to come.

something special

The moment I saw the Pasta Fagioli! Jillibean Soup

collection, I knew I wanted to make this trio of Live,

Love and Laugh frames for my home. With small

strips of paper, I was able to use the entire collection of

beautiful patterns. I chose simple shapes (the butterfly,

flower and heart images) that I could repeat and layer to

create added dimension inside the frames, and the bold,

corrugated alphas were the perfect choice for the titles.

Juliana

live laugh love frames

by Jul iana Michaels supplies PaTTeRneD PaPeR, BuTTOns, cORRuGaTeD alPhas, Jillibean Soup; Die cuTTinG Machine, Silhouette (butterflies, hearts, flowers); inK, Ranger Industries; FRaMes, Hobby Lobby

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