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Self Taught Papercrafters

I've been scrapbooking and making cards actively since 2003; before I even know that there was such a thing as scrapbooking (papercrafting). I am a self taught scrapbooker/card maker. Even though it's been over 10 years since I purchased my first paper pack for set of stickers, I'm still behind with the scrapbooking trends.  I go to crops and visit scrapbooking social sites and belong to several groups. I feel so intimidated. I started Royal Scrap Club in 2003 after finishing embellished Sunday School folders for my pre school aged students. I feel so behind.  I have so many stamps and inks. But what the heck do I do with them. Now, I'm behind on something else... The Julie Nutting Prima Paper Dolls. I will I ever get caught up!!!!!!! Hey, as I type this mini rant... I have an idea. I'm going to reach out into my papercrafting circle and find some experienced scrapbooker/card makers and have a Boot Camp... Humm, this is going to be good.

RSC Digital Invitation

What better way to invite scrapbookers to an event? I'm starting to enjoy digital scrapbooking.

Congratulations Class of 2014

Your families are extremely proud of you. You can’t imagine the sense of relief they are experiencing. This would be a most opportune time to ask for money. ~Gary Bolding CARD #1: In honor of the graduates of 2014, parents and educators. My first card is dedicated to the High School Graduates and those of you whom will receive hundreds of dollars and Visa gift cards. The $1 was a nice touch and it matched the quote Supplies Used Patterned paper: Paper Studio Solid Cardstock: Paper Studio and DCWV Ribbon: Paper Studio Rhinstones: Recollections Card and Envelope: Recollections Cricut Cartridge: Cricut Classic Font Money: Uncle Sam Embossing Folder: Darice Graduates, The money and Visa gift cards that you receive as gifts are to HELP you with some of the things you will need for college. Things like decorations for your dorm room, class supplies, books, and snacks for your dorm. You parents have financed your educations for 12+ years. Please us...

Save the date

one man's trash... and you know the rest

for 2 or 3 weeks I passed this folder of free paper clips. I kept thinking I bet you I can do something with those. so of course I went to my favorite crafting source; YouTube. below are altered paper clips in their folders. these are going to be small gifts for the guest of national day of scrapbooking. one of the best part is none of these cost me anything because I used free paper clips, scrap paper from my stash, and my cricut. the cartridge use is Forever Young.