We’re continuing our series on the top four myths of digital scrapbooking, and we’re busting myth #2 this week! If you missed it last week, be sure to go back to see how we busted myth #1: You have to understand a ridiculously complicated program (Photoshop). Myth #2: You have to be tech-y to enjoy
15 years of dispelling myths Over the past 15 years, as I have been scrapbooking exclusively in digital format, I have heard a LOT of repeated hesitations from people who are attracted to the idea of digital scrapbooking, but are convinced that it surely must not be for them. And over and over again, I
Imagine for a moment… You’re on a date night with your partner, and you’ve just shared a fabulous dinner. You are heading to the car, before heading on to the next event of the evening. On the way out of the restaurant, you snap a selfie of yourself and your love in front of the
As you begin working with your photos and albums, you’re likely to start taking all kinds of notes — notes about which photos you’ve organized, notes about the stories behind the photos, notes about memories the photos spark as you review them, and so much more. You might take a class and want to download
Typography can go very wrong, very quickly — and can take away from the beautiful design of your page overall — if you aren’t aware of some of the basic typography rules, as well as some tips for making your text visually pleasing.
scrapbooking doesn’t have to be a chore — or something reserved for people who have tons of free time on her hands (because, honestly, who does?). This is something YOU can do, number one, because it will bring your heart joy, and number two, because you can use templates, a 20-minute plan and a habit tracker to work the hobby into your daily routine. So what do you say? Shall you get started?
Learn to prepare a two-page spread for printing as two separate JPGs measuring exactly 12×12 each.
The time has finally come! Starting Thursday morning, the doors will be open for the Founding-Members Launch of Story Squad by CorComm Creative!
Will you be going A, B, C… or 1, 2, 3… Find out with our new infographic! (And when you decide to take the shortest route, sign up to be on our waitlist today!)
Learn how to get the photos off your phone and out of the cloud so you can have some control over where and how you store them. Hint: It has everything to do with finding your photos later and safeguarding them against loss!
The hardest and most time-consuming part — figuring out where everything goes and how large each element should be — is done for you. So creating a page becomes quick and easy — while ensuring your finished pages are beautifully designed. It’s a win-win-win.
Photo books are not the best solution to our photo-enjoyment problem. The biggest problem? Hardbound books need a clear beginning and a clear ending. Other problems? You must scrapbook chronologically, you can’t rearrange pages later, you can’t reuse the same page design over and over, you are limited to using the layout one time and one time ONLY, and so much more!