Simple Scrapbooking, Cardmaking and Stamping Ideas
Do you have some scrapbooking tools that someone would have to–as Charleton Heston said–pry from your "cold dead hands" before you parted with them? OK, that's probably a little extreme, but I'm sure you do have those favorites that are such an integral part of your toolbox, that you won't give them up no matter [...]
Simple Scrapper has a really good post on how to get yourself out of a scrapbooking rut. Been there. About two years ago, I stopped scrapbooking. I was in a transition period–I got married, I moved, my job situation was changing. I was too stressed to scrapbook. Just didn't feel like it. After things got [...]
For many scrapbookers, journaling is the most intimidating part of creating a layout. It's a torture akin to writing compositions in 10th grade English class. Well, maybe not that torturous, but I think because journaling is so personal, it's hard for some people to put their thoughts and feelings onto paper for others to see. [...]
From Close to My Heart As part of our My Acrylix durability studies we’ve done extensive research on the best ways to clean and care for our stamps and mounting blocks. For best results, we recommend the following: Clean your stamps (and the block if needed) immediately after use. The longer ink remains, the more [...]
Everyone has their favorite scrapbooking techniques. These are the ones you use again and again, and over time they become part of your unique, "signature" style. Here are some of my favorite techniques. I use them because I like the look they give my pages and they're easy to do, especially if you have the [...]
I'm often asked why choose Close to My Heart (CTMH) My Acrylix clear stamps. If you'd like to try out clear stamps or if you're using another brand, consider adding My Acrylix to your stash. Here's why I think My Acrylix stamps rock! They're high quality – My Acrylix stamps are made of a softer [...]
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