Here’s a super-easy but immensely practical craft to help keep your paper goods from blowing about during your next cookout or picnic. I call them picnic weights. It will probably take you longer to collect the materials than it will to make…
You may not think of your computer scanner as a crafting tool, but there is so much you can do with it! Lately I’ve been using my scanner mostly to scan old photos that I plan to scrapbook. There are several good…
Here’s a fun weekend project for you. Doncha just love those funky red chunks? So grab your favorite something to drink, then sit back, relax and watch the how-tos. Then make sure to grab some beads and make a few! …
My husband’s birthday was this past week and I always try to make a little something for each of my guys on special days. This year I made him a bucket buddy, using Simplicity 4232. I think it came out rather nice:…
I’ve been going through my photos from 1988, these are the baby pictures of my first son. (Boy, I wish I knew then what I know about photography and what kinds of pics I’d want to have for keepsakes. Ah, well.) Here’s…
I first saw this beautiful technique on Tim Holtz’s DVD, An Altered Journey and made this photo frame. Ever since then I’ve been really, really wanting to show you all how it’s done. This past week I finally put together a video making…
Here’s a great scrapbooking project that you can make in a matter of minutes. All you need is a single sheet of 8.5″x11″ paper to make a cute little four-page photo album. Mine is a grandma’s photo album with pictures of my…
Lately I have been hooked on watching Tricia Morris’ videos over at TV Weekly. She is such a fantastic teacher and has the coolest ideas. I had to make the Memories Cubed photo cube (do a Google search for “Club Scrap Memories…
This is the final installment of our faux leather sketchbook project. Go here to see Part 1, Making the Cover or Part 2, Adding the Pages. The finishing touches are what bring this from way-cool, to uber-cool, in my opinion. 🙂 1….
