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Frugal Scrapbooking
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Trade Show Finds
by Rachel Myerson (Sep 25, 2007)
If you frequent trade shows for work, make it a creative scavenger hunt as well! Here are some great items for your scrap stash that you might have missed at your last trade show convention... |
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Thrift Store Scrapping
by Amy jo Thueson (Aug 12, 2007)
Do you love to shop in thrift stores? I love a bargain, and not only can I find neat items for my home, but also materials I can use in my scrapbooks. |
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Scrapping on a Budget - Pages for $3 or Less
by Rachel Myerson (May 24, 2007)
I asked a few friends to create layouts for under $3. Each used different approaches to save money, but all had great results. Here are their layouts: |
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Scrapping on a Budget - Pages for $3 or less
by Julia Sandvoss (Mar 29, 2007)
I challenged four scrappers to join me in creating a layout and anything else they wanted to share for $3 or less that used at least three different items. |
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Five Layouts Using Scraps
by Patter Cross (Feb 13, 2007)
Scraps. We all have plenty of them. What do you do with your scraps? Do you make cards? Do you use them on layouts? Come and see what these designers have done with their scraps. |
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The Paper Predicament! Buy the pack…or buy the sheet?
by Tiffany Roberts (Jul 23, 2006)
One thing seems to be true for all crafters -- we love to shop! For scrapbookers, it’s so hard to pass by the cardstock and paper options. Textured, smooth, handmade, embossed – the choices are dizzying. It’s easy to get caught in the shopping frenzy only to decide later that you really didn’t need ten sheets of paper with a stylized reindeer motif. |
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Scrapbook Store Cropping on a Budget
by Mimi Russell (May 26, 2006)
If you have been to a scrapbook store to crop, then you probably laughed out loud when you read the title of this article. I’m here to set the record straight. It IS possible to crop at a scrapbook store without spending a fortune. |
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Pages for Pennies
by Denise Gormish (Aug 31, 2005)
Scrapbooking can get very expensive, but it doesn't have to be. With a little bit of creativity, you can cut costs without sacrificing looks. Here are four pages I created, each for $2 or less using only the basic tools. |
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10 Cost-Cutting Strategies
by Rockester (Mar 30, 2005)
Scrapbooking can quickly accumulate a high cost-per-page average if you are not careful. Want to be more frugal when you scrapbook? The old adage about needing to spend a little time to save a lot of money is definitely true. Here are ten ways to stretch your scrapbooking budget. |
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Tiny Treasures: Index Print Art
by Sara Horton (Sep 15, 2004)
Not only do these tiny index print photos have charm, they are also very economical embellishments. |
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