I finished reading Bound For Murder by Laura Childs yesterday (well a little longer than yesterday now). It’s one of her older books, but I had read one of her other books years ago and wanted to read more. This one was actually before the one I read. Oh, I so do hate reading…
This was a graduation present from Josh’s co-workers and friends for the end of his high school education in 2010. It’s filled with motivational quotes, photos, personal notes, colors and mixed media. Keep it up Josh – you’re one special person.
I finally got my hands on a copy of Paper Scissors Death by Joanna Campbell Slan. Ms. Slan had suggested I read her book after reading post I did on another author. It is a “scrap-n-craft” mystery. Though out the book, you get information on scrapbooking or actual projects to try. What I enjoyed…
Here are the pencil holders that I made – inspired by one of the projects in Laura Childs’ Scrapbooking Mysteries. It was fun to do something a little different than what I was used to. BTW – this is one I pulled out from the archives in case you were wondering.
Although I did this video blog awhile ago on another site that’s no longer around, I thought I would upload it due to a recent conversation I had with a friend of mine. Jane was thinking of getting her old photos out of those sticky magnetic photo albums and was wondering if she should…
Because I simply cannot waste my paper scraps from projects, I save them. Then I use them! I have made up a bunch of bookmarks from the last couple projects that I did. I am giving away free bookmarks to the first 5 people that post on the Somewhither Arts Fan Page on Facebook…
This is the first Scrappin’ Sisters that Heather and I did a couple years ago. Boy, did we have fun doing these videos. We always did these in just one take too. This one talks about our favorite scrapbooking tools.
As I was going through some videos this morning, I rediscovered one I had done on a book series by Laura Childs. Her mysteries involve a scrapbooking store owner in New Orleans, and even have directions for projects that you can make.
Here are some new Mother’s Day cards for 2010. Don’t forget your mom this Sunday, May 9th!
You mean there’s a special day for scrapbooking? Why yes there is! It’s reserved for the first Saturday of May. National Scrapbook Day was started back in 1994 by the well-known album company Creative Memories. Scrapbookers all over the county celebrate their passion for Scrapbooking on this day. So what can you do to…