What do commonplace books, antique bibles, calling cards and page protectors all have in common? Take a journey through the deep and rich history of scrapbooking in the readable museum - no tickets or white gloves needed.
Paper items including books, photos and important documents can deteriorate over time and the environmental conditions and storage containers affect different types of paper to various degrees. Learn how to preserve your photos and paper documents.
Learn now to protect your photos, historical items, layouts and more. If you follow these tips your memorabilia and projects can look good for decades. Some paper is not acid free, ball point pens are problematic, polaroid photos should never be...
What is Ephemera and how is it defined? Read a detailed definition with examples of ephemera. Ephemera is generally defined as collectible memorabilia that is was for a short term purpose. Many crafters and scrapbookers use ephemera on a layouts,...
What is a scrapbook? Where do you start? Why do it? There are so many questions around the exciting hobby of scrapbooking. This article will tell you everything you need to know!
With so many terms like thin metal, steel rule, nested, thinlits, and more, what the heck do all these dies do and which one do you need? We have the answers.
Card making can be a blast! However, it does require many materials to properly produce one card. How should you organize these materials? Glad you asked, because Jill Davis and Stacy Boatman have the answers.
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