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Finding Inspiration
If you're a stumped scrapbooker, here you'll find inspiration and ideas for where to look for inspiration to create scrapbook layouts.
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Dissection of a Sketch
by Nora Noll (Apr 10, 2013)
When I sit down to create a scrapbook sketch, I try to make it so that there are a variety of ways to utilize the drawing. My first concern is whether the sketch is simple enough that anyone can use it as exactly as drawn. |
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Using Pinterest as a Source of Inspiration
by Amy Sotolongo (Feb 27, 2013)
Creativity is something that ebbs and flows throughout our lives. There are times when I’m boiling over with ideas. Yet, there are other times when the well turns dry and I can’t seem to get excited to make a thing. When those times hit I use Pinterest to jump-start my creative juices. |
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Get Your Scrapper’s Mojo Back!
by Nilsa Gonzalez (Oct 23, 2012)
Has it ever happened to you? You have the urge to scrapbook a page with the pictures you’ve printed and all the new papers you just bought, and suddenly you experience scrapbooker’s block (or as some of us say, lost your mojo) and can’t seem to figure out what to do. |
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July 2012 Sketch Challenge
by Christine Ousley (Jul 13, 2012)
Sketches are one of my most favorite scrapbooking tools to use. Yes, I said tool. Why? Because sketches help me create my page as I use them to plan my pages, figure out measurements for papers, and jump-start my creativity. Sketches have quickly become part of a collection that I refer to again and again. |
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Finding Your Individuality in Stationery and Scrapbooking
by Vistaprint (Jun 27, 2012)
Like any personal stationery, the key to success is individuality. Make it your own, and it will become an exciting, eccentric extension of yourself. There are a few materials that are always present when it comes to well-developed stationery, such as note cards, personalized text paper and matching envelopes. However, there are often overlooked possibilities for scrapbooking and stationery that can be the creative enhancements you’re searching for. |
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December 2011 Sketch Challenge
by Jeanette Giancaspro (Dec 5, 2011)
I love circles! I use them on my layouts, cards, and party decorations. Since I recently bought the Martha Stewart Circle Cutter, I decided to include lots of circles in this month’s Sketch Challenge. |
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November 2011 Sketch Challenge
by Rachel Myerson (Nov 3, 2011)
This month’s sketch balances the two sides for a layout with five horizontal photos. It also has three embellishments arranged in a visual triangle across the two pages. |
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October 2011 Sketch Challenge
by Maegan Hall (Oct 4, 2011)
This month, rather than create a sketch with room for tons of pumpkin-patch photos, I created a simple, linear one that gives lots of room to show off beautiful fall-themed patterned papers! |
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September 2011 Sketch Challenge
by Maegan Hall (Sep 5, 2011)
Why reinvent the wheel? This month I challenged myself once again to use one 12”x12” sketch on a 12”x24” layout and card as well. I’ll be honest, though; I actually started with the 12”x24” layout and shrunk the sketch to 12”x12”. |
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August 2011 Sketch Challenge
by Rachel Myerson (Aug 2, 2011)
Banners and tickets are two of the hottest trends in scrapbooking this year. This month’s sketch features both of these as well as three photos and plenty of opportunities for embellishments. |
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July 2011 Sketch Challenge
by Denise Gormish (Jul 4, 2011)
The July 2011 sketch features a space for a large photograph. The size of the photograph area makes it the obvious subject of the layout. |
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April 2011 Sketch Challenge
by Jeanette Giancaspro (Apr 4, 2011)
This month’s Sketch Challenge provides room for up to six photos, lots of space for journaling, and plenty of room for embellishments. |
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March 2011 (Card) Sketch Challenge
by Andrea Steed (Mar 7, 2011)
I always seem to be short on greeting cards when it's time to hand one out. Being a scrapbooker, I always make my own, rather than buy them, so when I run out of cards -- it means I have work to do! |
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February 2011 Sketch Challenge
by Rachel Myerson (Feb 7, 2011)
Mixed-up fonts are the latest trend in scrapbooking and also a great way to use up leftover alphabets. This month’s layout sketch features an opportunity to add a phrase or saying in mixed-up fonts. |
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January 2011 Sketch Challenge
by Jeanette Giancaspro (Jan 3, 2011)
Here is a four-photo sketch based on one of my favorite design schemes, and a few of the scrapbook pages that I’ve made using it. |
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November 2010 Sketch Challenge
by Patter Cross (Nov 1, 2010)
Sketches that can be used for anything are my absolute favorite. So for today’s sketch challenge, I have created a sketch that can be used for a layout of any size, a card, altered item, tag, etc. |
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October 2010 Sketch Challenge
by Nancy Stolz (Oct 4, 2010)
This month, I created a very simple sketch with lots of room for journaling. My original inspiration was to use just one large photo, and utilize the rest of the space to tell a story. |
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September 2010 Sketch Challenge
by Rachel Myerson (Sep 6, 2010)
I have been working with 11” x 8 ½” landscape lately, so this month’s sketch was designed for that shape. However, it can be stretched and modified to fit any shape that you like to scrap. |
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August 2010 Sketch Challenge
by Jeanette Giancaspro (Aug 2, 2010)
For this month’s sketch, I’ve kept things pretty simple. The main part of the sketch is a photo collage, which allows you to vary the size and placement of your photos. |
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July 2010 Sketch Challenge
by Stacy Milford (Jul 5, 2010)
Are you stumped and need ideas for your next layout or card? I asked some very talented Scrapjazz friends to join me in designing projects based on the July 2010 Sketch Challenge: |
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June 2010 Sketch Challenge
by Heidi Anne Giebel (Jun 7, 2010)
This month I took a simple sketch that included one 4" by 6" photo and a large embellishment. |
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May 2010 Sketch Challenge
by Stacy Milford (May 1, 2010)
For the sketch challenge this month, I created a sketch that incorporates multiple photos. This sketch is perfect for occasions when many photos are taken. |
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April 2010 Sketch Challenge
by Nancy Stolz (Apr 5, 2010)
Circular patterned paper seems to be popping up everywhere, and I have several pieces in my stash. So this month, I decided to create a sketch that includes a large circle, in order to use some of it up. |
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BONUS February 2010 Sketch Challenge
by Maegan Hall (Feb 2, 2010)
When I think of February, I picture freezing breezes and wishes of snowflakes. That is what I was hoping for when I asked the girls from our Challenge forum to create a project based on my sketch. The results are so amazing that they will give you chills! |
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