TELLING YOUR STORY
Finding the Stories Worth Telling
The hardest part usually isn’t the design — it’s knowing what to scrapbook, and how to tell it once you do. That’s what telling your story really means: finding the moments worth keeping — the everyday ones, the ones you’ve been putting off, the ones nobody else will remember if you don’t — and then finding the words to go with them.
Everyday Scrapbooking Inspiration: The Art of Documenting Your Real Life
Not sure what to scrapbook? Find everyday scrapbooking inspiration in morning routines, nature walks, pets, and the small moments you’ll wish you’d documented.
Creative Technique: How to Disguise Digital Scrapbook Journaling
Learn how to discreetly disguise personal journaling on your digital scrapbook layout or art journaling page.
10 Creative Ways To Scrapbook Your Story Without Photos
Who says you need photos to create a beautiful scrapbook? Check out these 10 creative ways to add focal points to your pages without relying on personal photographs.
5 Tips for Scrapbooking Your Unique Life Story
These five tips will help you create scrapbook papers to capture and preserve your unique life story and will help you create a meaningful and lasting record of your personal history.
Documenting My Life Story
Scrapbooking about myself is something I’d never considered doing. But surprise, surprise, surprise! I’m in love with doing just that!
Finding the Perfect Photo For Digi Scrapbooking
If you don’t have photos that work with a digital scrapbooking kit, there are lots of sites that will help you find the perfect match!
Six Tips for Scrapbooking Pages You’ll Cherish
These tips will get you off to the right start as you begin your digital scrapbooking adventure!
Use the Threshold filter to add Handwriting to Your Digital Scrapbook Page
Use Threshold Adjustment in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements to add handwriting to a digital scrapbook page
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