I’ve talked a lot about color in the last two Tuesday posts (re-coloring elements & re-coloring paper). But one of the most challenging parts of scrapbooking is selecting and using papers that coordinate well with your photos and make some kind of impact. When you start a layout, how do you choose the colors you will be using? Do you look for the overall color of the photos? Do you look for accents in the photos? Do you just choose…
There probably is at least one area of your life where you wish you could have a “do-over”. Maybe you have already planned and completed a do-over and are pretty happy about what transpired. I often hear comments like, “ I wish I would have…” or “If I could do it again, I would definitely…” Sure, most people have some thoughts on what they would like to take another serious stab at. How about you? What would you do over…
As a self-professed, recovering paper-aholic (sort of) I have to admit I never seem to have enough paper. And if you could see all the “real” paper I have from my pre-digital phase you’d gasp…and loudly. I use the excuse that so much of what I have is left over from my old business. But truth be told that’s all it is…just an excuse! I thought perhaps things would change when I went digital. And they did…but in the wrong…
So, in last week’s post I talked about enhancing your stash. I know how frustrating it can be when you’re working on a project and you just can’t seem to find the right color pallet in your existing supplies. But you don’t always have to go out and buy more product. Especially if money is tight. Instead, just get creative about using what you already have. One of the things I love about digital scrapbooking is the ability to use…
Thanks for stopping by! I believe scrapbooking is all about preserving memories. Whether you’re a seasoned scrapbooker or beginner, I think you’ll enjoy what’s in store for you here at the Café. I hope to provide tips, inspiration & information about scrapbooking resources. I’ll also be available to help you tackle any challenges you may face. So, sit a spell, browse the menu categories and enjoy a “fresh cup” of inspiration in the galleries. I look forward to scrapping with you…