If you have been to one of our Scrapbook Expo shows, you have probably seen or heard something about the new Design Memory Craft line from Faber-Castell. Have you heard the term “gelato” (no, not the dessert)? Ready to get creative? Take your paper crafting skills out of this world and learn new techniques with […]
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Welcome to our first Designer Feature on Weekly Scrapper! We had a chance to talk with Donna Salazar and get to know more about her life, her art and her upcoming projects. Where are you from? I currently live in Orange County, CA (about 15 minutes south of Disneyland), but I grew up […]
What makes a Mother’s Day card special? My guess is that any card given to a mother from her child is precious and special no matter what it looks like. However, once you have made a card and sent it to anyone, now you can never go back to store bought. Not only that, […]
If you like the style of Graphic 45, you will love this new Halloween line called Happy Haunting. The collection contains 12 gorgeous double-sided papers that are rich with highly saturated color and delectable designs. Inspired by a wholesome and playful era of Halloween’s vintage past, the Happy Haunting collection will include marvelous 12×12 […]
This is a gorgeous card, and you won’t believe the cool techniques used to make it! The layers include die-cut cardstock, ribbon, bling, die-cut and embossed vellum, die-cut cardstock and more. Plus, get some tips on how to die-cut and emboss vellum on the link below. Beate Johns has step-by-step instructions on […]
If you have ever been interested in trying digital scrapbooking, here is a great page to try out. It looks much more difficult than it really is. Julie Walton gives great step-by-step instructions using the All About Me collection from Webster’s Pages here: http://websterspages.ning.com/forum/topics/a-beginner-s-guide-to-digital-scrapbooking Check it out. And try out Digital Scrapbooking! […]
These banners are so cute. And banners are all the rage these days. Leslie Ashe has created step by step instructions on how to create a row of banners as shown on this layout. All the instructions can be found here: http://www.echoparkpaperblog.com/echo-park-paper/2012/04/banner-technique-with-design-team-expert-leslie-ashe.html