Category Archives: weekly warm up

Weekly Warm-Up: Scrapbooking Your Faith

Posted on 05/14/2012 by creatingkeepsakes

We scrapbookers are fabulous at documenting all the events in our lives. We scrapbook birthdays, holidays, sporting events…we do annual round-ups and first days of school. We preserve our memories with gusto. But there’s one side of our lives we … Continue reading →

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Weekly Warm-Up: Unique Stitched Title Technique for Scrapbooking

Posted on 05/07/2012 by creatingkeepsakes

I love to add texture to my scrapbook layouts, and one of the easiest ways to do this is with fiber. My “go-to” fibers are embroidery floss, baker’s twine, and thread, but there are many different wonderful fibers perfect for … Continue reading →

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Weekly Warm-Up: Tell More of Your Story with Hidden Journaling

Posted on 04/23/2012 by creatingkeepsakes

Any time you add words to a scrapbook page, you are journaling. Journaling can be as simple as including names, dates, and locations, or it can mean writing an entire story on your layout. I’m Kristine Widtfeldt, Close To My … Continue reading →

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Weekly Warm-Up: Try This Scrapbook Layout Formula

Posted on 04/09/2012 by creatingkeepsakes

Isn’t it fun to come up with new designs for your scrapbooking layouts? I like to find designs that work for me and reuse them. A current favorite design of mine is based on dividing the page into thirds. The … Continue reading →

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Weekly Warm-Up: Four Tips to Scrapbook with Twine

Posted on 02/27/2012 by creatingkeepsakes

If you’re hoping to add a bit of twist and twirl to your scrapbook layouts, give twine a try! A fun, inexpensive way to add texture and dimension to your pages, twine comes in several varieties, which makes it easy … Continue reading →

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