The good folks at the Paperclipping Roundtable are celebrating 99 episodes – and they invited me!
Swing by, download the latest episode and have a good laugh. Here’s to 99 more!
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scrapbooking
I am a Pinterest Addict. I admit it freely and proudly. But I have a problem… I CAN’T STOP PINNING long enough to actually get doing! Please help me.
In the meantime – enjoy some of my latest finds.
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One of my very favorite iOS apps is FREE this weekend!
You can see some of the Scrapbook Love that I created with these pics right HERE!
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As always, I had such a blast taping another episode of the Paperclipping Roundtable. (link once live) Today’s topic… FamilyHistory (genealogy)
As I shared on the show, the company I work FamilySearch.org is a non-profit organization that offers free genealogical resources. With literally billions of searchable records, a research help wiki, free courses, videos, forums and even more than 4000 Family History centers world wide – you are sure to get off to a great start.
One of my FAVORITE videos is part of the 5 minute genealogy series geared toward beginners.
LIKE ME! This is just the first in the series…
Be sure to check out all the great resources over at FamilySearch.org/learn.
Check back here or sign up for my newsletter to be the first to know when we launch our Family History & Scrapbooking campaigns of the coming weeks!
If you have any Family History questions or want to share your experiences… please leave a comment below.
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This week’s installment of the Paperclipping Roundtable was such a joy to tape! Learn all the tips and tricks of the panelists to channel your creative side discover the secrets for keeping that creativity at a low simmer all the time. Noell Hyman, Nancy Nally, Izzy Hyman, and newbie panelist Tammi Morrison and I let all hang out in this very fun episode.
This week, my pick was the Sizzix e-clips. Because of all the wedding hoopla, I will have to hold my FULL REVIEW of it till next week. But I hope you’ll come back for a very in depth review of my latest toy.
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March is quite a month for me. I am putting together three birthdays, my daughter’s baptism, a bridal shower, a bachelorette party, and a DIY wedding. What better excuse to fulling immerse myself in National Craft month than all these fun events. So lets kick things off (finally) with Pink Craft Week.
We have all seen these fun puff balls (made popular by Martha Stewart) But try another take on them… string them into a garland for an easy puffy garland. To create a puff garland is easy. You will use the same technique as the larger one with just a couple simple adjustments.
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