The following is text from an email that was sent to the Story Squad community this morning. Edit: This post states that the Story Squad blog will continue for two more weeks. However, I have decided not to complete the four-part blog series that began before I announced the closing of Story Squad — at
If you’re not keen on just stashing your photos in boxes — which you might never pull out of the closet or off the shelf — like we did with method 1, this method might sound a bit more appealing to you.
The first installment in this series on how to escape photo overwhelm explains the pros and cons, how to get started and tips for success when printing your photos and storing them in photo boxes.
Recently, a friend of mine put a little shout-out on Facebook for Story Squad. It made me so happy to see someone loving what Story Squad and digital scrapbooking have to offer! She knows that getting her photos into print is the best way to preserve her photos. In the comments from her Facebook friends,
In Indiana, the air has become cooler and less humid, the leaves have started to change color, and sweaters and jeans make appropriate daily attire. It’s finally fall! And although many people look forward to Halloween during the month of October, some of us are already thinking about the bigger holidays: Thanksgiving and Christmas (or
High School Senior Photo Display & Keepsake Checklist Your senior is about to graduate from high school, and you’re in charge of collecting photos for a keepsake album, photos to post at a graduation open house, photos to include on a senior display board, or photos to include in an ad in the school yearbook
It’s simply not true — IF you know the digital scrapbooking world’s best-kept secret.
We’re continuing our series on the top four myths of digital scrapbooking, and we’re busting myth #3 this week! If you missed it last week, be sure to go back to see how we busted myth #1 and myth #2. Myth #3: You need loads of free time to enjoy digital scrapbooking Reality: I promise,
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