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Published by Sarah Devendorf
The mission of Ten Minutes in Scrapbooking is to encourage the art of story documentation and expand modern thought surrounding the scrapbooking life through short conversations.
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All things Stamping!
Observations from my recent scrappy project! It’s a scrappy life y’all. (Yes the episode numbers are out of order.) Email comments to scrappyten@gmail.com
Carrying on the crafting traditions thanks to Carol Duvall. Participate in Monday Mailbag by emailing scrappyten@gmail.com
What happens when your scrappy script gets flipped?
Everything fall scrapbooking—photo ideas, product recommendations and hot fall trends.
Best Practices for the care and handling of printed photos and a short how-to on preservation of newspaper clippings.
Episodes 11 and 12 go hand in hand and take a look at the awesome things we look for in a scrapbook retailer.
Episodes 11 and 12 look at what makes an independent scrapbook retailer awesome.
Some photos need and deserve all the words!
Ideas for documenting day-to-day life in the Pandemic of 2020, from the less-than-obvious perspective.
Why make single photo scrapbook pages, anyway?
Ideas for including food-related memories and stories in the pages of our scrapbooks.
Exploring the popularity of 4x4 prints and an album project called 100 New Things.
A glance into the lighter side of scrapbooking—fun products and two jumping off point assignments.
Here’s the story on the remaining scrapbook magazines.
Why does it matter if crafters purchase cheap inferior products made with stolen art?
Episode 2: Three reasons why It’s 100% A-OK to redo a page that no longer appeals to you.
So how did you get started in Scrapbooking? Here’s that story...
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