Wednesday, April 27, 2011
All-Occasions Baker's Dozen
A brand new Baker's Dozen card class is now avaiable at Scrap-n-Stamp. This time it's an all occasions baker's dozen. 13 different cards for $40. The girls have been busy creating some fun and unique cards, from Mother's Day cards to Birthday cards you will get a little bit of everything in this class. Many of these cards feature papers new to Scrap-n-Stamp. Hurry seats are limited and the Baker's Dozen class tends to go quick!!!!
Monday, April 11, 2011
Crop-n-Shop
Here are the details on Scrap-n-Stamps First Crop-n-Shop!!!! Sign up for our Crop-n-Shop, where you can come with friends and get some Scrapbooking done. The Crop will be from 5pm-10pm, on Saturday April 30th. Seats are limited so you better hurry. Cost is $15, or $10 if you have a sassy scrapper membership. There will be raffle prizes and you will be able to use the in-house tools at Scrap-n-Stamp, plus 10% off all purchases!!!!! Also if you have any questions or just need some ideas Kim and I will be there to help :-) So pack up your supplies, print your pictures, bring some food and beverages and lets get Scrappin'........
These are a few of our favorite things...
This week we are going to look at a few of Debbie's favorite things. She of course loves anything Asian.... And is very creative when it comes to making Asian cards. If you have not taken one of her Asian Card classes you don't know what you are missing. Scrap-n-Stamp has a great selection of Asian paper, Stamps and embellishments.
Asian Stamp set from Hero Arts
Custom cut Asian Lanterns
And our exclusive Asian paper!!! This is the only place you will find this fabulous paper.Saturday, March 26, 2011
Make your own Holiday day..
Today is Make Your Own Holiday Day... March 26‚ is Make Up Your Own Holiday Day‚ established by the Wellness Permission League.
This special reserved day was designed to intertwine all the aspects of favorite holidays into one fun-filled day or to combine everything nationally recognized holidays are lacking. There are no rules or regulations. The only requirement is that it is specially suited for the individual.
So if you could make your own holiday what would it be? What would you do for your Holiday??
This special reserved day was designed to intertwine all the aspects of favorite holidays into one fun-filled day or to combine everything nationally recognized holidays are lacking. There are no rules or regulations. The only requirement is that it is specially suited for the individual.
So if you could make your own holiday what would it be? What would you do for your Holiday??
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Inspiration
Are you behind in your Scrapbooking and don't know where to start??? Do you get overwhelmed every-time you think about it? Join the club, I have started Kaitlyn's book, but she is now 3 1/2 years old and I don't even have her first year done. I was trying to get motivated to complete the book but was having trouble figuring out where to start. I'm now on the road to completion. Here is what I did:
1. Pick a end point for your book. For me I'm just focusing on Kaitlyn's First year.
2. Decide what you want to scrap. Go through your photos for the time period you selected and figure out what events you want to scrap. Going in chronological order helps. You may have to go through the photos on your computer and the one's you have printed out. Make a list of the pages you want to complete as you go through your photos. Make sure you put the date of the event and whether or not you need to print photos. Remember you don't have to scrap every single moment.
3. Decide where you want to print your photos. I usually use Snapfish.com or Costco.com to print my pictures. I like Snapfish because you can have them sent right to your house, or you can pick them up at participating locations. Costco is also nice because you can set it up to put the event information and date on the back of the pictures. When you print your photos order some 5 x 7 or 8 x 10's, it's nice to have different size pictures when you are Scrapbooking.
4. Organize your photos by page layouts. Once you receive your photos in the mail, or in my case pull out the box of already printed photos, sort them by layout. Something that helps is to get your album and put the photos in the plastic sleeves for each page.
5. Collect supplies. Start with your first page and set of pictures, go through your existing supplies and find coordinating paper and embellishments. Do this for each layout and slide the coordinating papers and embellishments into the sleeves with your pictures. If you don't have a huge stockpile of paper and embellishments bring your scrapbook with all the photos sorted and tucked in the sleeves to Scrap-n-Stamp. We can help you find the paper and embellishments you will need to scrap.
6. Scrap your pages!! Most people like to go in order from the start of the book to the finish. Sometimes I just lack motivation and inspiration, so with Kaitlyn's book I scrap to the corresponding month. So this month I was inspired by the St. Patties day paper, so I scrapped her first Saint Patties day(below) and Easter.
I hope this helps you get organized and get Scrappin'.......
1. Pick a end point for your book. For me I'm just focusing on Kaitlyn's First year.
2. Decide what you want to scrap. Go through your photos for the time period you selected and figure out what events you want to scrap. Going in chronological order helps. You may have to go through the photos on your computer and the one's you have printed out. Make a list of the pages you want to complete as you go through your photos. Make sure you put the date of the event and whether or not you need to print photos. Remember you don't have to scrap every single moment.
3. Decide where you want to print your photos. I usually use Snapfish.com or Costco.com to print my pictures. I like Snapfish because you can have them sent right to your house, or you can pick them up at participating locations. Costco is also nice because you can set it up to put the event information and date on the back of the pictures. When you print your photos order some 5 x 7 or 8 x 10's, it's nice to have different size pictures when you are Scrapbooking.
4. Organize your photos by page layouts. Once you receive your photos in the mail, or in my case pull out the box of already printed photos, sort them by layout. Something that helps is to get your album and put the photos in the plastic sleeves for each page.
5. Collect supplies. Start with your first page and set of pictures, go through your existing supplies and find coordinating paper and embellishments. Do this for each layout and slide the coordinating papers and embellishments into the sleeves with your pictures. If you don't have a huge stockpile of paper and embellishments bring your scrapbook with all the photos sorted and tucked in the sleeves to Scrap-n-Stamp. We can help you find the paper and embellishments you will need to scrap.
6. Scrap your pages!! Most people like to go in order from the start of the book to the finish. Sometimes I just lack motivation and inspiration, so with Kaitlyn's book I scrap to the corresponding month. So this month I was inspired by the St. Patties day paper, so I scrapped her first Saint Patties day(below) and Easter.
I hope this helps you get organized and get Scrappin'.......
Monday, March 14, 2011
April Showers
Funny story, my mom sent the kids rain boots and I was trying to think of what kind of card I was going to make her, and was contemplating cutting out rain boots on my Pazzle. I hadn't had time to look on the Pazzle, but I happened to go to Scrap-n-Stamp for a crop night and I saw this Three Bugs paper that we just received. It was exactly what I was looking for and of course had to purchase some :-) 
I cut out the rain boots, applied glossy accents and added pop-up foam to the back.I think it turned out pretty cute. This paper would also perfect to scrapbook some outdoor rainy day puddle jumping. come by and check out the rest of the April Showers Collection by Three Bugs in a Rug.
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