Scrapbook Creations

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Albums Made Easy - We R Memory Keepers "Notable" Layout by Lauren Nicholson

Simple, fast, fun, and easy make this layout a breeze!

"Notable"

by Lauren Nicholson

This two page layout was made using the "Notable" collection
from We R Memory Keepers!

Layer, layer, layer!

Product Used:

1 – Notable Embossed Stickers
1 – “Documented” Paper
1 – “Record” Paper
1 – “Quoted” Paper
1 – “Noteworthy” Paper
1 – “Listed” Paper
1 – “Tagged” Paper
1 – Notable Red Cardstock
1 – Notable Green Cardstock
1 – Notable Navy Cardstock

Add dimension and depth to your pages by
layering paper, stickers, etc.

I love the journaling cards that We R Memory Keepers have in their lines now! It makes journaling so simple and easy!

I made several pages using the "Notable" collection. As you can see, I used this line to scrapbook a "weekend getaway" - the "Albums Made Easy" set was PERFECT for easily and quickly scraping all of those trip photos!

Here is another page that I made using the Albums Made Easy "Notable" set along with the Albums Made Easy Photo Sleeves.

These page protectors are AWESOME! They are my new favorite thing... It made scraping a lot of photos so easy because you just "crop and pop"! Use them with the Card Sets or make your own backgrounds!

"Notable" Card Set

If you have not checkout out the "Albums Made Easy" sets from We R Memory Keepers - I strongly recommend doing so! They make scrapbooking so easy! Perfect for those of us who don't have a ton of time to sit and scrap!

Combine the card sets with some of the "Albums Made Easy" page protectors from We R Memory Keepers for simple, quick, and EASY scrapbooking!

Friday, December 6, 2013

November Bo Bunny Blog Challenge Entries

November Bo Bunny Blog Challenge Entries

Check out the wonderful creations made by Scrapbook Creations' customers! Each house is unique and was entered in the BoBunny November Blog Challenge. You, too, can join in the fun of creating a papercrafting piece. Each month, BoBunny develops a kit for the Blog Challenge of that month.
December's challenge is a winterscape!

Great job ladies!

Karen Cummings -

Barbara Kendrick -

Sharon Green -

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Stamping Technique Using DRYER SHEETS by Sharen Grimsley

"Holly Card"

by Sharen Grimsley

This is a really simple and unique Christmas card idea using an ordinary,

everyday object - dryer sheets!

Sharen has been telling everyone to "save your dryer sheets" for two months -

now we all know why! :)

To make the holly part of this card you will need:

1 USED dryer sheet (must be used - new sheets are too stiff)
Stamp of your choice
Ink pad (we prefer Memento)
Copic Markers (or other coloring medium)
Glue Stick

First, stamp onto white cardstock.
For this card, Sharen used the "Holly Sprig" stamp by Memory Box and a "Tuxedo Black" Memento ink pad.

Guide for coloring "Holly Sprig" stamp.

Next, using Copic Markers (or other coloring medium of your choice) color in the stamped
image.

For this card, Sharen used the following Copic markers:
C-2, G-82, G-24, G-0000, YG-63, G-0000, R-29, RV-29, RV-69, & YG-95

Sharen made the guide to the right for coloring in the stamped holly leaves (hopefully you can see the different shading)!

After your stamp is colored, take a glue stick and coat the top. Really load it up with glue! If you think you've glued enough... go back over it again! :) And make extra sure to get the edges where your paper has been trimmed.

Now take the dryer sheet and place on top. If your sheet is wrinkled, just take the edges and pull until the wrinkles disappear. Look again at the edges to make sure the sheet is sticking. Then take scissors and cut around the edge of your paper, trimming away the excess dryer sheet.

Sharen stamped, colored, and "fussy cut" a second holly leaf to glue on the inside of this card to cover the back side of the little brad that shows on the front. She decorated the inside of her card using a simple "Merry Christmas" stamp, stamped in black ink on Christmas green cardstock.

The front of this card was embellished with gold ribbon, tied in a simple knot, and a brad.

See! Simple, easy, and unique!

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Pine Tree Card using Elizabeth Craft & Graphic 45

Pine Tree Card

This elegant and simple mini-card is fun and easy to make!

This beautiful card was made using products from

Elizabeth Craft Design and Graphic 45!

The papers used to make this card came from the Graphic 45

"12 Days of Christmas" paper line.

The tree on the front of this card was made using the "5 Part Pine" die from Elizabeth Craft. A straight, gold border was also applied to the outer edge of this card.