Scrapbook & Cards Today - Fall 2011 by Catherine Tachdijan

FALL 2011 ISSUE 23

Techniques, tips and tricks for all

your fall projects An ode to friendships

Our ten musthaves from CHA Summer! Compose the perfect photo

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contents

fall ’11

the essentials

noteworthy 4

take 2 and 3 Don’t miss two other great takes on our cover

10 most wanted You will “fall” in love with these products from CHA Summer

i spy with emily Join designer Emily Pitts as she showcases her favourite new trend our 3 designer challenge

the tool shed A review of must-have tools for every scrapper

celebrating friendships From girlfriends to furry friends, they mean the world to us

pagemaps Use those not-so-great photos!

the 3T’s (tips, tricks,

autumn greetings Five cards you will defi nitely want to recreate

from the heart Journaling everyday moments

reader’s gallery An inspiration gallery brimming with fall favourites

something special

editor’s letter

and techniques)

comments and letters

terrific fall techniques These tricks are such a treat!

designer’s notebook Vicki shares terrific spray ink how-to’s for you to try

easy, detailed, expert

photography for today’s scrapper The elusive candid shot is yours to capture with Kathy’s great advice

what’s next Be the fi rst to know what’s in store for our winter issue

marketplace

directory

and inspiration)

the 3I’s (ideas, insights,

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take 2…and 3! We asked three designers to work with our cover photo and, because they all did such a fabulous job, we just had to share the other two with you!

FALL 2011 ISSUE 23 FOUNDER & PUBLISHER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

sweet bella (on the cover)

Catherine Tachdjian Becky Fleck

EDITORIAL Special Projects Editor

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Contributing Projects Editor Photo Editor Contributing Photo Editor Copy Editor Sketch Artist DESIGN TEAM

Layered circles in various shades of orange patterned paper make for the most darling row of pumpkins, which Vicki topped off with a large orange brad. What a great homemade embellishment!

Emily Pitts Vicki Boutin Justin Wootton Kathy Thompson Stephanie Perdue Wetmore Becky Fleck Davinie Fiero Summer Fullerton Sarah Hodgkinson Lisa Kisch Kimber McGray Sheri Reguly

DESIGN Art Direction & Design

Graphic Impact

PRODUCTION Production Director

PHOTOGRAPHY

Jack Tachdjian, BPG Graphic Solutions Mi5 Digital Communications Inc. Studio F8

ADVERTISING & EVENTS

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Advertising Sales

Catherine Tachdjian

Events Manager

Tracy Blake

Special Events Coordinator Social Media Coordinator SALES & MARKETING Director of Sales & Marketing Accounting Manager

Clusters of apple embellishments on Nancy’s page give it the perfect autumn “appeal” and we especially liked her journaling tucked inside a die cut slice of apple.

Leica Forrest Jen Walker

Tracy Blake Raffi Boudakian

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editor’s letter • SCT

he season of cooler

This fall issue is bursting at the seams with inspiration!

temperatures, crisp

Check out the fantastic embellishing ideas, complete

autumn leaves,

with step-by-step photos, that Sheri, Summer and

ghosts and goblins, and

Kimber came up with on page 21. An ode to friend-

thankful hearts is upon

ship is our inspirational feature this issue and we think

us. Here at the maga-

you’ll love some of the techniques that are show-

zine, we have much to

cased in the article on page 39. Turn to page 46 to

be thankful for.

see five stunning seasonal cards created by Nichol

To our advertising

Majouric. You asked and we’re delivering—multi-

partners, whose

photo layouts and sketches in this issue’s PageMaps

generous support helps us produce this magazine at

feature on page 48!

the turn of each season. To our retail stores who bring

Here’s to your next creative adventure,

you each issue fresh off the press. To our very talented designers, who impart their creative ideas and clever techniques to inspire you. And finally, to you, our readers, who so thoughtfully share numerous great ideas and many kind words. Thank you one and all.

BECKY FLECK Editor-in-chief

A layered, denim flower embellishment coordinates nicely with the cute hat that Paige is wearing in the photos.

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comments & letters letter from reader I love all of the clear stamps that are

Join SCT on October

available, but I don’t always get a

1st to celebrate the

great impression when I stamp with

creativity of handmade

them. Sometimes, part of the image

cards! We will inspire

skips and sometimes the ink squishes

you with beautiful,

out on the edges. What am I doing

technique-driven cards, complete with

wrong?

step-by-step instructions, created by our

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Two simple tricks will often cure

downloading. Finally, we’ll be sharing

both stamping problems that you

We always love hearing from our readers! Whether you have a raving review or a constructive criticism, we welcome your comments. Send us your feedback to editor@scrapbookandcards.com.

save these dates! SCT’s Crop & Create

our 25 favourite cards submitted by

describe. Before using a new stamp

kicks off its inaugural event

you, our readers! And what would a

for the fi rst time, rub an eraser across

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celebration be without a give-away?

the surface to condition it. Before

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We asked our team of design experts to share their favourite papercrafting tips

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Once again, SCT and PageMaps

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for the journey of a lifetime

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Maya Road

Take Maya Road Along For Your Journey Of A Lifetime

i spy with emily p12

3 designer challenge p15

the tool shed p18

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You will fall in love with the rich, vibrant hues of Bo Bunnyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Forever Fall papers and embellishments! www.bobunny.com

Turn ordinary cardstock, paper, foil or vellum into an embossed, textured masterpiece with Textured Impressions embossing folders by Sizzix. www.sizzix.com

most wanted

Ten favourite picks that caught our eye at CHA Summer! by M A R L A K R E S S supplies: PATTERNED PAPER, DIE CUTS, Bo Bunny; EMBOSSING FOLDERS, Sizzix; INK, Ranger; ADHESIVE, PEN, American Crafts; OTHER, raffi a

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The new Lost & Found 2 collection by My Mind’s Eye is a French-inspired feast of gorgeous papers, delicate trims and inspiring embellishments. www.mymindseye.com

With more than 72 possible design possibilities, the new Edgeabilities die templates from Spellbinders are the go-to die for sophistication, elegance and maximum versatility. www.spellbinderspaperarts.com

Preserve those memories in this eclectic, super fun mini album, created by Amy Tan for American Crafts. It is a unique mix of multi-shaped papers that are stitched down the center, where you can quickly add your photos and embellishments. www.americancrafts.com

Scan me to enjoy a stop-motion video showing how Amy Tan scrapbooks with her new mini album, and jam on the song “Art” by Tanya Davis. Fun stuff!

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Add a frightfully adorable Halloween collection to your stash with Too Cute To Spook by Bella Blvd. These wickedly cute, double-sided papers, along with coordinating cardstock stickers, are sure to be a treat! www.bellablvd.net

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Soup’s on, but you don’t need a spoon to devour these delicious cardstock stickers! Jillibean Soup brings you eight versatile sheets of Soup Labels, perfect for all your papercrafting projects. www.jillibean-soup.com

Tie up your papercrafting projects with eleven new Doodle Twines from Doodlebug Design, including two exclusive metallic twine blends. Made of 100% cotton and twice the ply for strength, style and dimension! www.doodlebug.ws.com

Two, four, six, eig ht, we think Off To School is really great!

A is for Alpha Stickers and Glittered Apples, B is for Buttons and Ball Trim, and C is for Chalk Stickers and Chipboard Shapes—with the new Off To School collection by Fancy Pants Designs, your pages and projects will earn an A+! www.fancypantsdesigns.com

Core’dinations teamed up with Pink Paislee to bring you the Modern Prints collection, perfectly suited for all Pink Paislee colours and designs. And if you think you’re seeing spots, you are! Large and small embossed polka-dot cardstock in all of your favourite colours. www.coredinations.com www.scrapbookandcards.com

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i spy with emily fabulous foundations by E M I LY PI T T S Featuring new products and new trends, designer Emily Pitts is here to report on what products are turning heads, and turning up on scrapbook layouts everywhere.

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Authentique has cleverly packaged their foundational solids into a doublesided 12x24 bi-fold. It’s a terrifi c 4-in-1 patterned menagerie!

Classic dots and delicate fl ourish patterns come in an array of 11 popular colours in Bella Blvd’s new Sophisticates

hey can be colourful. They can be neutral. They

colour scheme. Other lines feature tone-on-tone papers,

come with names like Starters, Basics, Classics,

meant to support other papers by the same manufacturer.

and Fundamentals. We’ve dubbed this trend “The

Either approach works because “the basics” mesh so well

Basics”—products that serve as simple foundations on

with other basic patterns. I was easily able to combine two

which to build your papercrafting projects. Some lines

different manufacturers’ “basics” lines on my layout and

feature papers with minimal, subdued designs that look

finish it off with some really cute embellishments. It is

great when you add layers, but can also stand alone,

great to see manufacturers embracing this foundational

supported by embellishments and alphabets in the same

trend, offering us another option for papercrafting!h

You can’t go wrong with classic black and white, but count on Doodlebug Designs to bring it to us with their signature whimsy and charm!

Soup Starters by Jillibean Soup feature spunky dots and freestyle grids, available in twelve terrifi c colours.

Neutral colours and fundamental patterns make up Classic Calico by Studio Calico.

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Bo Bunny’s Double Dot cardstock has expanded to include fl ourish, journal and stripe patterns.

Understated, muted and lightly distressed, Basics by BasicGrey are available in manila, white and kraft.

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our 3-designer challenge Check out what Lisa Kisch, Sarah Hodgkinson and Lynn Ghahary created when given the same seven products to work with. Always up for a challenge, our design team welcomed this latest opportunity to put their creativity to the test. How did each team member work with these products to make them their own? Everyone was excited to see just

how different three layouts using the same seven products could be.

Patterned paper from the Apple Cheddar Soup collection by Jillibean Soup. www.jillibean-soup.com

Featuring the I-Top button maker by Imaginisce. www.imaginisce.com

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State Fair die cuts from Studio Calico. www.studiocalico.com

Cardstock from Coreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;dinations. www.coredinations.com

Paper flowers from Fancy Pants. www.fancypantsdesigns.com

Chipboard trees from Maya Road. www.mayaroad.com

Amy Tangerine chipboard letters from American Crafts. www.american crafts.com

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Lisa Kisch A colourful collage of back-to-school photos drives the theme of Lisa’s well-designed page. Her mixed media title rests on a layered assembly of various die cuts, giving her page a light and playful touch.

1st day of school additional supplies TWINE, The Twinery; LETTER STICKERS, ADHESIVE, American Crafts; OTHER, bobby pin

Lisa layered several paper fl owers together, creating foliage for her trees, which she completed by adding chipboard trunks to the centers.

Sarah Hodgkinson Sarah’s autumn layout is loaded with dimension and tactile appeal, from the layered and sanded die cut foliage to the button-topped trees. The oversized photo of her family enjoying a hike on a beautiful fall day crowns the top of the page.

hike additional supplies INK, Tsukineko; STAMP, Hero Arts; DIES, Spellbinders; DIE CUTS, Studio Calico; ADHESIVE, Glue Dots

Sarah folded layers of brown paper fl owers, then stacked and glued them in descending size to create a dimensional pinecone embellishment. How clever!

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the essentials • SCT A nice, dark photo like this provides great contrast against the vibrant papers and embellishments on the page, and the bright red apple really pops!

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cordless engraver/edger

paper petal roller

fabric petal roller

pogo adhesive dispenser

Lynn subdivided her strip journaling above and below a photo of one of her sons, adding interest to her page.

gem-fix tool

Lynn Ghahary The wood grain paper was an excellent

i-rock rhinestuds

choice for the background on Lynn’s page, as it providing a neutral base that allowed the remaining elements and photos to stand out and take notice. Lynn also left a white halo around each of her three photos so that when layered together, they did not blend into one another. cordless hot glue gun

apples additional supplies PUNCHES, Stampin’ Up!, EK Success; INK, Papertrey Ink; MARKERS, Copic; ADHESIVE, American Crafts

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the tool shed

BY RO R E E R U M PH

Our experts in the tool shed are here to give all your favourite papercrafting tools a test drive and to tell you what’s hot!

he Presto Punch™ by Spellbinders is the ﬁ rst automatic punching and embossing machine. With one touch of a button, you

can cut and emboss effortlessly. It is compact, light weight and easy to transport and store. Roree put the Presto Punch through its paces and has the following to report about this fun and innovative machine: The Presto Punch is very easy to use. Place the paper and punch template in the folder, insert it into the machine, press a button to cut, and then press another

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button to release the folder.

Roree was able to make quick work out of six matching cards by punching the same scallop shape for each one.

A quick and easy time saver because you do not have to stack multiple cutting plates and hand crank the machine. Nice, compact size! It doesn’t take up much space in your work area.

The smaller punch templates (2” and under) are perfect for making cards (and a great way to use up leftover scraps). The embossing feature is an added bonus. All you have to do is transfer the punch template and punched piece from the punching envelope to the embossing envelope, place it back in the machine, press the button, and voila—instant embossing! You have the option to use batteries (great for taking to crops) or an AC adapter to power the machine. It comes with a nice selection of six basic shapes, great for many different types of cards and paper projects. Spellbinders offers a wide variety of punch templates to ﬁt the Presto Punch, ranging in size from 5/8” to 2”. Visit their web site (spellbinderspaperarts. com/) to view video tutorials and their inspiration idea gallery!

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these tricks are a treat! fabulous techniques for you to try today Kimber, Sheri and Summer have some fabulous techniques to share with you, just in time for your fall scrapbooking and cardmaking endeavors. Read on and be inspired!

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embroidered title Embroidery is just one of many popular crafts that have crossed over into scrapbooking. Summer’s hand-stitched title was the perfect technique to use on this layout about her daughter’s penmanship. Here’s a tip Summer discovered as she was creating her title: “After you have pierced all of your stitching holes, turn the piece over and sand down all of the holes. This will help your stitches lay smooth and flat.”

4 give it a try: 1

Print your title on a plain piece of

paper using your favourite font.

backstitch the title using the desired

Temporarily adhere the title to your layout. 2

Using a paper piercer or push pin, punch holes approximately 1/8” apart around each letter.

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Remove the paper title and colour of embroidery floss.

Tie a French knot to dot i’s and j’s, or use brads, gems or small buttons.

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accordion pop-up card Who wouldn’t love to be greeted by this gang of adorable critters? When the card is opened, the gang pops up with the card’s message. Read on to see how you can make a card that “pops” up with a sentiment, too!

give it a try: 1

Trace a tree trunk onto brown

card, adhere the long section of the

stickers. With a black pen, draw stitching

cardstock and cut out. Emboss with

folded cardstock strip to the right

around the edges of the sentiment signs.

a wood grain embossing folder. Sand

side of the card 1/4” from the bottom

the embossed design. Cut an oval

edge. Adhere the 1” tab only to the

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stump top from tan cardstock and

left side of the card 1/4” from the

for a free downloadable pattern of the

adhere to the top of the trunk.

bottom and 1/4” from the inside fold.

tree trunk.

Cut a piece of tan cardstock 4”x8”

Open the card up and adhere the

and fold in half to create the card.

die cut animals to the folded pieces

Trace an arc on the front of the card

of the attached cardstock strip as

and cut to create the door-shaped

shown.

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Cut a strip of tan cardstock 1”x12”.

Cut small pieces of white cardstock

Score at 1”, 2½”, 5½” and 8¾” from

and adhere to the animals. Add the

the left edge. On the inside of the

sentiment “From Us All!” with letter

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penny slider card With two pennies, a few pop dots and a bit of creativity, you can add instant motion to a greeting card (or even a scrapbook page!). Kimber’s google-eyed spider moves up and down, as if suspended by a silk thread, and here’s how she created it:

give it a try: 1

Create a 4¼”x5½ white card. Cut two pieces of blue paper 3¾”x4”. Adhere one piece to the front of the card along the right and bottom edges. Cut a ½”x3½” channel on the second

blue piece of paper 1/2” from the right

the penny slider by adhering the

and bottom edge with a craft knife.

spider embellishment to the top of

With foam adhesive, adhere to the

two pennies that are sandwiched

front of the card, directly over the first

together by a small foam adhesive

piece of blue paper.

square. Insert the penny slider into the

Create the spider embellishment

channel as shown.

by stamping a spider on white cardstock. Cut out and adhere to a

Embellish the front of the card as desired

circle punched from orange paper.

using patterned paper, a scalloped

Embellish with google eyes. Create

border, chalk stickers, buttons and twine.

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resist rub-ons There are many ways to create a resist pattern, from embossing powders to Vicki’s decoupage tutorial on page 28, but have you ever tried a rub-on and a bit of acrylic paint? This combination is a quick, hassle-free way to create a negative pattern anywhere on your page! While making the tags for her layout, Kimber discovered that a light touch with the paint achieves the best results, and the type of eraser you use is essential to removing the rub-on after the paint dries.

4 give it a try: 1

Adhere a desired rub-on to your

With an adhesive or rubber cement

project (in the example, the rub-on

eraser, gently rub over the rub-

has been added to a kraft tag).

on pattern in a circular motion to

Apply a light coat of acrylic paint over the rub-on and allow it to dry completely.

remove it. 4

The rub-on acts as a resist, leaving a negative pattern inside the painted area.

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layered cork paperclip When it comes to layering and stacking die cuts, the possibilities are endless, but add a paperclip and a layer of cork, and you’ve got a really great embellishment! Sheri put her paper punches and dies through their paces to create the decorative clip on her layout. A tip from Sheri when making your paperclip: “The dab of adhesive on the back of the brad is essential so that the assembled die cuts do not slide down the paperclip.”

give it a try: 4

You will need a punched decal

Insert a brad into the hole and

circle, paperclip, large brad, and star

position at top of paperclip. Open

already cut from cork.

prongs and apply a dab of adhesive

Layer the cork star accent on top of the decal circle and punch or pierce a small hole into the center of both.

on back to hold firmly in place. 4

This technique works well with other shapes such as hearts and flowers.

Give these fantastic techniques a try on your next creative project—they are perfect for any season!

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designer notebook pump and paint BY V I C K I B O U T I N Bottled spray inks and paints are all the rage and are one of the quickest ways to add colour to many different types of surfaces. Vicki has some fantastic tricks and tips for using this versatile product. There are so many different brands of spray inks and paints to choose from and they come in a rainbow of colours! Each one has its own special qualities, including sparkling, chalk and matte finishes. Some are opaque or translucent, while others offer a hint of colour. Here are a few ways I like to use these fun sprays.

To stamp with spray ink, pump several times onto a non-porous surface (like a craft mat), then press a stamp into the ink and stamp the image onto your project. This technique works best with bold stamp images. hope tag

I placed a mask on the background cardstock and sprayed it with a lig ht shade of mist, then shifted the mask slig htly and misted it again with a second darker colour for a great two-tone effect.

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Create a decoupage resist!

Decoupage glue stamped onto chipboard works as a great resist with many spray inks. hello friend supplies PATTERNED PAPER, Simple Stories; STICKER, ADHESIVE, BRADS, American Crafts; CANVAS BUTTERFLY, SPRAY INK, Maya Road; STAMPS, Studio Calico, Stamping Bella; SPRAY INKS, Studio Calico, Tattered Angels; DECOUPAGE GLUE, DecoArt

Apply decoupage glue over a stamp with a foam brush

Place a piece of chipboard on top of the stamp and brayer to transfer the image. Allow to dry.

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easy, detailed, expert Whatever level of difficulty appeals to you, our easy, detailed, expert column has fantastic elements to try today!

by L I SA D I C K I N SO N

can vividly remember my fi rst day of kindergarten—dressed in a corduroy dress and knee socks, holding a new lunchbox—and my dad taking photos of me to commemorate the day. Every fall thereafter (for the next 12 years!) he took “First Day of School” photos of

me and my brother. Wanting to continue that tradition with my own children, I’ve snapped similar photos every autumn. I love documenting the changes in my children each year, and back to school layouts are some of my favourite pages to create!

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For my easy layout, I created a simple base for my photos by layering 12-inch strips of patterned paper across the middle of the kraft cardstock. I chose patterns that not only reflected a school theme (numbers, graph paper, and grids), but also complemented the coloursh in my photos (greens, yellows and corals). To keep things interesting, I added a few textural layers to the patterned paper strips—cardstock border stickers, brads, and a paper-punched edge. The block of journaling was printed directly on my cardstock background and topped off with a chipboard and letter sticker title.

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For my detailed layout, I used a grid of circles to serve as the framework for my page design. I cut ten 2½” circles from various patterned papers and spaced them equally in the center of my page. I treated each circle as a minicanvas, adorning each with a variety of embellishments, including punches, stickers, brads, buttons and stitching. The school theme is repeated in several of the circles with ABCs, the Periodic Table, numbers, and graph paper patterns. I also used some of the circles to add small details about my layout—the title, the date, and the intials of my children. supplies PATTERNED PAPER, October Afternoon, Lily Bee Design, Crate Paper, Jillibean Soup, The Girls’ Paperie, Studio Calico, Sassafras; CHIPBOARD, The Girls’ Paperie; LETTER STICKERS, BasicGrey; STICKERS, Sassafras, October Afternoon; BRADS, The Girls’ Paperie; BUTTONS, Pebbles; PAPER PUNCHES, Creative Memories, EK Success; ADHESIVE, Creative Memories

For my expert layout, I incorporated one of my favourite techniques—misting over a mask. I created a starburst mask by cutting that shape from a piece of cardstock with my die cut machine. I then held it over the background cardstock and misted with charcoal ink to form the five large circles across the page. To sharpen the edges of the starbursts, I traced over them with a black pen. I then fi lled each starburst with a circle of patterned paper, topping them off with die cuts, stickers, borders, buttons and brads in similar colors. A few strips of journaling completed this page. supplies PATTERNED PAPER, Studio Calico, Crate Paper, Lily Bee Designs, Jillibean Soup; LETTER STICKERS, BasicGrey; STICKERS, Crate Paper, Sassafras, October Afternoon; INK, Maya Road, Jenni Bowlin Studio; BRADS, The Girls’ Paperie; BUTTONS, Pebbles; TWINE, Jillibean Soup; STAPLES, Tim Holtz; PAPER PUNCHES, PEN, ADHESIVE, Creative Memories

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photography for today’s scrapper: How Do I? When Would I? Why Should I? BY K AT H Y T H O M P SO N Capture your best authentic, candid photo with these great tips from our shutterbug friend, Kathy.

o you ever look at a picture and think, “Ok, it’s good technically, but something’s missing?” If so, it could be

that the composition of your photo is somehow a little off. As with any artistic endeavour, there are suggested guidelines for photography composition. Which guidelines you use and when you decide to follow them is a personal choice. However, there is no question that good composition can complete an already strong photograph. The next time you’re behind the lens, give a quick thought to some of these basic composition guidelines and see if you can incorporate them into your photos.

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Let’s begin with the rule of thirds. This one is easy and you probably hear it mentioned frequently—simply divide your photo visually into thirds. Your subject or focal point should be positioned along one of the ‘thirds’ lines, either a horizontal or vertical one, or better yet, any point where the two lines meet. Our natural instinct is usually to center everything we shoot, so think about this one as you compose or crop your shots.

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Lines: Here are a few rules of thumb

Alternatively, step back. As

for lines. The horizon line should be

beautiful as a photo can be when

straight, diagonal lines are considered

it fi lls the entire shot, sometimes

to be dynamic, horizontal lines restful and leading lines intriguing.

stepping back and capturing the

Texture: Texture tends to add visual

story as well as a detail shot.

vastness of a setting can tell the

interest to a photograph. It can be part of the subject (clothing, hair, etc.) or part of the background or foreground

subb Filling the frame with your sub

(walls, grass, foliage).

ject can create a very compelling photo, often telling the story in just

Framing: Naturally occurring fram-

one shot.

ing is everywhere—think doorways, branches and people. Sometimes it’s just a matter of changing the angle of your shot. Take a moment to look around.

Background: Sometimes a photo calls for a simple background. You may not always have the time or luxury of setting up a backdrop, but epth of ﬁeld shooting with a shallow depth ﬁeld (small aperture number) will help blur the background and focus on the subject. Perspective: Move around! Where you shoot your subject from can make the difference between an average photo and an interesting photo. By simply changing where you shoot from, you can often achieve unexpected results. The composition of your photo should compliment the Body Parts: Try not to cut anyone off at the ankles or the

subject, not detract from it. Think of it as a supporting

wrists! Crop more closely to the face and shoulders, or leave

player—it’s there in the background, and although neces-

body parts in the photo, if at all possible.

sary, shouldn’t be the star attraction. As you become more familiar with what you are looking for, good composition

Pattern and Symmetry: Symmetry and order are pleasing

will become part of your usual technique and your photos

to the mind, and often in their simplicity can create a very ap-

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pealing photo. For more great photo tips, inspiration and a few grins, visit Kathy’s blog at www.kathythompsonlaffoley.typepad.com

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you’re my best friend celebrate the friendships in your life In the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson, “A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature.” From childhood playmates to favourite cousins to a best buddy at work, we salute the masterpieces in our lives.

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hat would we do without our friends? We laugh with them, cry with them, share our best kept secrets with them. They are our mates, our buds,

our pals, our partners in crime. We call them dude, chicka,

furry friends

Sarah’s daughter, Ema and their family dog, Sorella are inseparable. On this layout dedicated to their friendship, Sarah included Ema’s hand

homie, dawg, girlfriend. They are sisters, brothers, cousins,

print and Sorella’s paw print across the bottom of the

and favourite aunts and uncles. Some are loyal companions

page. Here’s how:

that walk on four legs and some may have been imaginary playmates when we were young. There are those friends who come into our lives for a season while others hang out for a lifetime, but no matter how long they stay, they touch

• Sarah traced Ema’s hand onto a piece of smooth cardboard and cut it out. • She placed it on a sticky mat (one that is used

our lives in ways worth remembering. We encourage you to

with an electric die cutting machine) to hold the

make space in your album for a page about your best friend

hand print in place, then covered it with her base

and we hope the following layouts and techniques will

cardstock and sanded over it, revealing the hand

inspire you.

print. • For the paw print, Sarah used a non-toxic, washable ink pad and “stamped” Sorella’s paw print onto cardboard and cut it out. • She repeated the same steps as she did with the hand print for this very cool and clever technique.

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Because the colours in her photos did not go well with the patterned papers she chose for her page, Sarah converted all of her photos on this double page layout to black and white. Problem solved!

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sisters & brothers There is probably no greater bond in friendship than that of a sister and brother and, despite a ﬁve-year age difference, it is true of Stephanie’s two children, Caitlyn and Ryan. To

emphasize the theme of her page, Stephanie incorporated various phrase stamps into her layout. She stamped a repeated subtitle below her die cut title at the top, which partially rests on two offset half circles. She also created a thin, custom border to dress up the bottom of her journaling block, which is interrupted to the right by another stamped sentiment and a die cut butterﬂy. Both of these stamping techniques are subdued yet add another design element to the layout without overwhelming the photos.

Stephanie found a journaling font that matched the stamp font she used for her repeated subtitle, adding a cohesive element to her well-designed page.

With the glass removed from the frame, Davinie had a bit of extra depth to work with inside the frame. She layered the green hills on the bottom of the frame by adhering the top most layer with foam adhesive (pop dots).

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close cousins

Davinie created this darling altered frame to celebrate her daughter, Morgan’s friendship with her cousin, Raegan, who she calls her “bestie.” After creating the hills, sky and clouds on the background of the frame, Davinie positioned eye hole screws on the left and right inside edges of the frame, where she suspended a thin wire. From that wire, she hung embellished banners and photos of Morgan and Raegan from tiny clothespins. She also propped an adorable pink bird above their photos for some added whimsy. “The wonderful thing about a frame like this,” says Davinie, “is that you can swap out the photos whenever you’d like.”

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life-long friends There are just some things you never outgrow, as Becky humorously

confesses on this page about herself and her best friend, Stephanie. To create the two-tone faux frame on her page, she trimmed a 10” square of scrap paper and temporarily placed it in the center of the yellow background paper. Becky then sprayed white ink around all four sides and removed the scrap paper after it dried. Double rows of handstitching, placed slightly askew, ﬁnishes off this quirky, fun page.

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childhood friends Childhood friendships with cousins can often be as strong a bond as that

of a sister. Sheri’s daughter, Shailyn and her cousin, Leah, share that kind of bond and it is captured so sweetly on this beautiful, delicate page. Sheri’s die cut, fall leaves swirl with depth and dimension thanks to a shiny coat of glossy accents, and each is crowned with a small dimensional flower sticker. There you have it, five wonderful ways to pay tribute to a good friend, along with five fabulous techniques to try on your next scrapbooking endeavour!

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After the glossy accents on Sheri’s leaves dried, she bent up the edges and applied glue on the center body of the leaves before attaching them to her page.

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Loads of photos (even the bad ones!), a trio of artists and three fantastic results! BY B E C K Y F L E C K

n this age of digital photography, it is not unusual for us to take hundreds of photographs at an event. I recently

attended a little league baseball game and amassed a collection of more than 200 action photos in one afternoon! Now granted, not every single photo was worthy of scrapbooking, hence the beauty of the “delete” button. But before you get trigger happy and trash the blurred, partial-headcut-off, out-of-focus photos in the batch, consider using them on a multi-photo page. They may be less-than-perfect, but they still have a story to tell!

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Stephanie’s sketch Although her photos were a bit over-exposed and taken on too low of an ISO setting (not to mention the chandelier growing out of her son’s head on the bottom photo!), Stephanie gave equal weight to all three photos to compensate for the imperfections. One read of her amusing journaling and you’ll understand why recording the memories of that fun evening was much more important than the quality of the photos.

The hand-stitched orange pumpkin tucked behind Stephanie’s multi-layered title is a wonderful foundation to a humorous title and a well-designed page.

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Summer’s sketch Summer’s dilemma was a case of quantity versus quality, but with a block format like this sketch, she was able to squeeze in eleven smaller photos from her daughter’s Halloween party. They add interest to the page and fortify her hilarious focal photo and journaling.

Summer’s die cut spider, suspended from a length of black twine, is the perfect embellishment for this All Hallow’s Eve page!

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Megan’s sketch Megan’s largest photo of her adorable daughter takes center stage on this very pretty, all-girl layout, while three smaller photos line up as the supporting cast across the bottom. Those less-than-perfect photos, which Megan may not have otherwise scrapped, were a perfect choice to reinforce the theme of her page.

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Megan tamed the vibrant retro papers she chose for this layout by using a neutral sheet of kraft cardstock for her base page.

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autumn From the blessings of friendship to the sweet critters of fall, we are sure you'll find inspiration in this wonderful collection of five seasonal cards. Dust off your markers and give Nichol's amazing Copic pen touches a try!

i have missed you

happy thanksgiving

1. Stamp a 4"x5.25" piece of white cardstock with background stamp inked with Versamark. Heat emboss with white embossing powder.

1. Emboss card front with Woodgrain Impression Plate.

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6. Adhere smaller butterfly on top of larger one and secure to card strip with a button sewn in place.

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2. Spritz background with mists, wipe off excess with baby wipe. Let dry completely and adhere to card base. 3. Trim a 1.75"x5.5" strip of tan cardstock and stamp greeting as shown. Spritz with white mist ink and let dry. 4. Punch two borders from gray cardstock and adhere behind tan strip. 5. Die cut butterflies and spritz with mists. Let dry completely.

7. Adhere butterfly greeting strip to card.

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3. Stamp leaves off the edge of cream cardstock using colourful inks as shown. 4. Stamp greeting using brown ink. Use StampA-Ma-Jig (or other stamp aligning tool) for perfect placement of the stamped title. 5. Die cut jar pieces from white cardstock and stamp the jar, fillers and jar top with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. Stamp jar fabric with yellow ink and set aside. 6. Colour the jar fillers and jar top with Copic markers. 7. Assemble jar pieces and wrap rustic twine around piece. Secure to card with foam adhesive. 8. Die cut label from tan cardstock and secure to right side of card with vintage brads.

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2. Trim rustic cream cardstock to 5"x3.75", rounding two corners on one side.

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greetings gobble gobble

blessings

i'm so grateful for you

1. Stamp card base with doily stamps using metallic and white inks. Layer doilies for a more interesting background.

1. Trim rustic cream cardstock to 5.5"x4".

1. Stamp critters, leaves and tree log on white cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. Colour in critters with Copic markers and cut out.

2. Die cut doily from rustic cream cardstock. Punch 2.75" circle from plaid patterned paper and adhere to center of doily. 3. Die cut turkey from brown and tan felt. Die cut turkey feathers using a leaf die from cream, orange, red, green and yellow felt. 4. Assemble turkey and adhere to doily. Machine stitch feathers in place. Add google eyes and heart button. 5. Die cut banners from orange and green cardstock. 6. Stamp greeting on banners using brown ink. 7. Add "stitching" lines to banners with a white pen.

2. Colour in floral stamps using Memento markers, "huff" on the ink to re-moisten and stamp on rustic cream cardstock. 3. Stamp over floral background with text background inked with distress ink. Distress the right side with edge distresser. Adhere to card base. 4. Trim a thin strip of brown cardstock and adhere under the distressed edge as shown. 5. Trim vellum to 1.25"x4". Stamp greeting. 6. Layer ribbon under floral stamped piece, leaving long ends. 7. Secure vellum to card by overlapping ribbon and stapling in place. 8. Add button adorned with string and jewels to finish card.

2. Die cut label from yellow cardstock. Use background stamp to add tone-on-tone texture. Ink edges with distress inks. 3. Assemble cut out, stamped and coloured images on die cut label. Glue in place and add google eyes. 4. Stamp greeting below images using Versamark ink. Heat emboss with white embossing powder. 5. Trim orange cardstock to 3.75"x5" and stamp with background stamp using orange ink for subtle texture. 6. Trim white cardstock to 4"x5.25" and adhere to card base. Adhere orange stamped mat to card base. 7. Adhere label to the card with foam adhesive.

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from the heart journal your authentic life (part 3) by B E C K Y F L E C K

Everyday moments are fleeting, but recording them in your albums will show your family one very important thing: you lived

n the fi rst two segments of this series, we covered methods to share honest, heartfelt journaling and how to write an engaging story from an event or occasion. What about the happenings of your everyday life? Your days are fi lled with ordinary routines—at home, on

the go, and all places in between. Imagine the fascination future generations will experience as they read your scrapbooks years from now and see what your everyday life was like. Be sure to give those experiences a home in your albums.

scrap the unconventional The experiences that make up a day in your life can run the gamut from ordinary and predictable, to something unexpected, to a day that is over-the-top exciting. It would be all but impossible to scrap every memory, not to mention the extra room you would need to add to your home just to house the albums! To help you decide what to scrapbook about your everyday life, start by choosing a random week and think about what happened in those seven days that really stood out for you. What memory made its mark on your heart? What instantly brought a smile to your face? What happened that you never want to forget? Sarah did just that and realized that she spends an amazing amount of time as a

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Sarah added condensation rings to her layout using watered down paint and the bottom of a glass. What a great touch to this terrific all-boy page!

short-order cook, preparing snacks for her young (and very hungry) son, Alden. Armed with adorable photos and humorous, heartfelt journaling, Sarah created this well-designed layout, making sure she included the adorable way her son asks for “more snacks please.”

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7.5 make every day special Part of commemorating your everyday life is to capture the not-so-ordinary times because, as we all know, life doesn't always go as scripted. Maybe your son

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Davinie hand-embroidered her unique title onto a heavy piece of canvas, one that commemorates her daug hter’s “half” age.

broke his arm last summer when he decided he could fly like Superman from the backyard maple tree. Or perhaps your daughter thought it would be really cool to give the bathroom door an extreme makeover and the handiest paint happened to be your Red Rapture nail polish.

created a double page layout about her daughter at age seven and a half. What makes this page so great is that many of the attributes describing Morgan will change again by the time she turns eight, and Davinie will have this well-documented "half" page to remember her daughter at seven and a half.

colour and why  Scrap your favourite playlist and include a CD  Describe the view right outside your door  List your five favourite books  Guilty pleasures: what is yours?  List three dreams for your

Remember, every photo has a story and I

now?  Describe your favourite

Davinie took a very innovative route and

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 What was the last thing you purchased?  Describe your daily routine a.m. to p.m.  What do you love (or hate) about your job?  Do you have a tattoo? Describe how it came to be  What is on your typical grocery list?  What's the coolest thing you've ever done?  What's in your fridge right now?

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Rustic, fall colours and linear-stacked elements make for one terrific page design! Nug gets of details, like the wrapped twine and strategically placed tabs, add a nice visual frame around Stephanie’s photos of her young son petting a small kitten.

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first grade by J E N N I F E R L A R SO N supplies CARDSTOCK, Bazzill Basics; PATTERNED PAPER, GCD Studios; LETTER STICKERS, SPRAY INK, Studio Calico; STICKERS, RUB-ONS, October Afternoon; BUTTONS, TRIM, Stampin’ Up!; JOURNALING CARD, Kaisercraft; ADHESIVE, American Crafts

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The start of first grade is a very important event in any child’s life, as it signifies the start of 12 years of school. Jennifer created this well-designed double page layout of her son, Dominic’s first day of first grade.

There’s no mistaking the back-to-school theme of Heidi’s layout, as evidenced by the row of apples across the bottom and one adorable boy marching off to school with his backpack in tow. A kraft envelope, tucked in with the photos, holds Heidi’s heartfelt journaling.

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center of the field by L A I N A L A M B supplies CARDSTOCK, Bazzill Basics, Bo Bunny; PATTERNED PAPER, BasicGrey, Karen Foster, Little Yellow Bicycle, Scenic Route; LETTER STICKERS, American Crafts; STICKERS, Little Yellow Bicycle; PAPER PUNCH, McGill; ADHESIVE, All Night Media

Laina’s son’s football season as a JV player is welldocumented on this sports-themed page, complete with action shots, candid photos and a ticket stub from one of his games. Laina’s blocking technique was the perfect choice to make eig ht photos work together so nicely.

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A large, handstitched pumpkin rests on the base of Lori’s layout, serving as the backdrop to a row of hilarious photos of her son in a pumpkin patch. One read of the title will have you searching for the journaling to discover what, exactly, Mr. Silly Pants’ talent is!

the talented mr. silly pants by LO R I G E N T I L E supplies PATTERNED PAPER, STICKERS, CHIPBOARD, Crate Paper; LETTER STICKERS, October Afternoon, American Crafts; FLOWERS, STICKERS, Petaloo; ADHESIVE, Scrapbook Adhesives

fall memories by F R A N C E S SY LV I A supplies CARDSTOCK, Bazzill Basics, Paper Studio; PATTERNED PAPER, DIE CUTS, Imaginisce, LETTER STICKERS, American Crafts; BUTTONS, Bo Bunny; ADHESIVE, American Crafts

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A row of action photos of Frances’ children romping in the fall leaves are the focus of this beautiful, seasonal layout. Strips of patterned paper bring a nice punch of colour to the page, and a trio of whimsical die cuts make perfect embellishments.

Nothing beats an adorable toddler spying a pumpkin in a pumpkin patch, and this page stole our editor’s heart. From the warm, country colours and fabric yo-yos to mom’s heartfelt journaling and candid photos, this layout captures the true essence of autumn and all that it offers.

the patch 2010 by E M I LY S PA H N supplies CARDSTOCK, Stampin’ Up!; PATTERNED PAPER, Cosmo Cricket, Echo Park, October Afternoon, Scenic Route; INK, Stampin’ Up!; LETTER STICKERS, American Crafts, October Afternoon; PAPER PUNCH, Stampin’ Up!, EK Success; JOURNAL STICKER, October Afternoon; YO-YO’S, Midnight Rooster; BUTTON, Cosmo Cricket; ADHESIVE, Tombow

Across a three row grid of squares, Jamie blended a seasonal mix of patterned papers and photos of her beautiful daug hter on a fall day. She chose designs that did not overwhelm her photos, along with small embellishments that reinforced the theme of her page.

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A big life change can often be difficult for children, but Christa captured her relief about her daug hters’ positive adjustment in heartfelt journaling. Cheerful embellishments, scattered about her page, give it a lig ht, carefree feel.

jumping for joy by C H R I S TA PAU S T E N BAU G H supplies CARDSTOCK, Bazzill Basics; PATTERNED PAPER, American Crafts, My Mind’s eye, BasicGrey, Studio Calico; LETTER STICKERS, BasicGrey, Jenni Bowlin Studio; STICKERS, Crate Paper; WOOD VENEERS, RUB-ONS, STAMP, TWINE, Studio Calico; BRAD, SEI; PEARLS, Prima; INK, Jenni Bowlin; ADHESIVE, American Crafts

The trick to this fun page was embellishing it with lots of treats! To make quick work of that, Aly used papers and embellishments made by the same manufacturer. This is an instant time-saver for scrapbookers on the go! Oh, and could that little M&M be any cuter?

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what’s next... Baby, it’s (going to be) cold outisde! And when Old Man Winter rolls into town, we invite you to bundle up in your favourite sweats, make a cup of hot cocoa, and relax with our next issue: • Extraordinary holiday projects for you to create to make your season bright! • CardMaps—just in time to get those last-minute greetings sent off to friends and loved ones • Tips and tricks for really cool paper piecing

For the latest in scrapbooking trends, giveaways, instructions, sketches and more, check out www.scrapbookandcards.com, where all of our past issues can be viewed and downloaded for free online!

some of what you’ll find… the colour suite Be sure to visit the web site on the 15th of each month, when team member Summer Fullerton introduces the monthly Colour Suite challenge. Each one is loaded with creativity and tons of inspiration! Visit scrapbookandcards. com/the-colour-suite

pagemaps sketches All of the Pagemaps sketches are archived on the web site in pdf format. Download the complete collection of bonus sketches today by going to scrapbookandcards.com/ bonus-sketches

We spotted this delig htful layout at CHA Summer and knew we wanted to share it with you! Suzanne layered colourful die cuts and chipboard elements together to create mini-framed pieces that are “oh, so sweet.”

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Cherish The Thought 3130 St. John’s St. Port Moody, B.C. V3H 2C7 (604) 917-0230 cherishthethought.ca

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Chocolate Clover Scrapbook Supplies #102-833 102nd Avenue Dawson Creek, BC V1G 2B4 (250) 782-4220 chocolateclover scrapbooksupplies.com Creative Accents 79B 3rd Avenue North Williams Lake, BC V2G 2A3 (250) 392-3829 creativeaccents.blogspot.com Making Memories with Scrapbooking 4415 Hastings Street Burnaby, BC V5C 2K1 (604) 299-3601 makingmemorieswith scrapbooking.com Oasis Scrapbooking 108 Van Horne Street South Cranbrook, BC V1C 1Z3 (250) 426-6822 oasisscrapbooking.com P.G. Scrapbook Zone 3899 – 18th Avenue Prince George, BC V2N 1B9 (250) 562-9663 mjstewart1@shaw.ca Photo Express 100-22470 Dewdney Trunk Rd. Maple Ridge, BC V2X 5Z6 (604) 463-3654 www.photoexpressions.ca Precious Memories 107-19925 Willowbrook Drive Langley, BC V2Y 1A7 (604) 530-2917 myscrapbookshop.com Scrapbook Central 307C - 14th Street Courtenay, BC V9N 6P5 (205) 338-8815 scrapbookcentralbc.com Scrapbook City Shops Canada 3 – 15970 96th Ave Surrey, BC V4N 2L6 (604) 581-2489 scrapbookcity.ca

Scrapbookin’ Adventures #4 – 102 E. Island Hwy Parksville, BC V9P 2G5 (250) 954- 0009 scrapbookin adventures.ca Scrappers’ Anonymous 2 - 50 Burnside Road West Victoria, BC V9A 1B5 (250) 590-1266 scrappersanonymous.ca Scrapbook Parade 670 Granderson Road Langford, BC V9B 2R8 (250) 727-0372 scrapbookparade.wordpress. com Studio 11 Designs Scrapbooking and Cardmaking 2411 Trillium Terrace Duncan, BC V9L 3Z7 (250) 748-5672 studioIIdesigns.ca The River Scrapbook Room 830 13th Avenue Campbell River, BC V9W 4H2 (250) 286-1633 riverscrap@telus.net Treasured Memories Scrapbooking 2753 Charlotte Road Duncan, BC V9L 5J2 (250) 748-8054 / 877 748-8054 treasuredmemories scrapbooking.ca

Alberta Crop-Paper-Scissors 5124 51st Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1S2 (780) 515-9860 croppaperscissors@telus.net Ladybug Scrapbook #103 - 4100 70th Ave. Lloydminster, AB T9V 2X3 (780) 872-5771 Life’s Treasures 5018 51st Street Olds, AB T4H 1P8 (403) 556-7647 lifes-treasures.ca Lil’ Scrappers 6 Springwood Lane NE Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A2 (780) 849-6879 lilscrappers.ca

The Paper Passion 5207 Mullen Crest Edmonton, AB T6R 0R2 (780) 433-6198 thepaperpassion.com Scrap-A-Lot 9218 - 51 Ave Edmonton, AB T6E 3L8 (780) 944-1526 scrapalotstore.blogspot.com Scrap & Bean, Scrapbook & Coffee House 13220 - 137 Avenue Edmonton, AB (780) 406-4539 scrapandbean.com Scrapbooker’s Paradise 20-9250 Macleod Trail South Calgary, AB T2J 0P5 (403) 253-4799 scrapbookersparadise.com Scrapbooker’s Paradise 45 Crowfoot Terrace NW Calgary, AB T3G 4J8 (403) 547-8522 scrapbookersparadise.com Scrapbooker’s Paradise 185 – 2004 – 50th Avenue Red Deer, AB T4R 3A2 (403) 314-0550 scrapbookersparadise.com Scrapbooker’s Paradise 110–2045 Mayor Magrath Dr. Lethbridge, AB T1K 2S2 (403) 327-2122 scrapbookersparadise.com The Inked Stamper Scapbooking & More 250 16 Renault Crescent St.Albert, AB (780)458 2422 theinkedstamper.com The Urban Scrapbook Inc 100, 14315- 118 Ave Edmonton, AB T5L 4S6 (780) 451 – 3459 urbanscrapbook.ca Treasured Memories 5218-86 Street Edmonton, AB T6E 5J6 (780) 414-1540 treasuredmemories.typepad. com

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Just Scrap It! The Scrapbook Shop 108 – 103rd Street East Saskatoon, SK S7N 1Y7 (306) 955-4850 just-scrap-it.blogspot.com Prairie Chicks Quilting & Scrapbooking 205 Main Street, Box 752 Hague, SK S0K 1X0 (306) 225-4787 prairiechicksquiltingandscrap booking.mysite.com Scrapbook Studio 7-202 Primrose Drive Saskatoon, SK S7K 6Y6 (306) 343-0550

Manitoba Gone Scrappin’ in Bloom 20 Victoria Avenue E. Rossburn, MB R0J 1V0 (204) 859-3334 gonescrappin.ca Magical Memories – The Scrapbook Shop #3 –103 Cree Road Thompson, MB R8N 0B9 (204) 677-3736 magicalmemoriesmanitoba.com Prairie Scrapbooking 622 Park Avenue, Beausejour, MB R0E 0C0 (204) 268-2637 memories@prairiescrapbooking. com Scrapbookers Anonymous & More 1324 Portage Ave. Winnipeg, MB R3G 0X2 (204) 774-9414 marilynwhatman@hotmail.com Scrapbooking By Design 1191 Pembina Hwy. Winnipeg, MB R3T 2A5 (204) 269-2521 scrapbookbydesign.biz Scrapbooking at Shelley’s 712 18th Street (Thomas Mall) Brandon, MB R7A 5B5 (204) 727-7878 scrapbookingatshelleys.com Scrap Yard 371 Main Street Stonewall, MB R0C 2Z0 (204) 467-1942 scrapyardcanada.com The Scrapbook Cottage 116B Park Road West Steinbach, MB R5G 1V6 (204) 326-6777 thescrapbookcottage.ca

Ontario – Eastern Auntie Em’s Scrapbooking 109 11th Street West Cornwall, ON K6J 3A8 (613) 938-4888 auntieemsscrapbooking beading.blogspot.com

Ontario – South Central Flim Flam Arts & Crafts Supplies 63 Charing Cross Street, Unit 2 Brantford, ON N3R 2H4 (519) 753-0826 fl imfl amacroom@rogers.com

Heather’s Stamping Haven 250 Greenbank Road Nepean, ON K2H 8X4 (613) 726-0030 heathersstamping.com

Learning Factory 175 Lynden Road, Unit 10 Brantford, ON N3T 5L8 (519) 756-7550 learningfactory.ca

Marchant Paper Memories 1187 Princess Street Kingston, ON K7M 3E7 (613) 542-6521 marchantpaper memories.com

Olde Tyme Country Crafts & Studio 67C Main Street Erin, ON N0B 1T0 (519) 833-9717 oldetymecountrycrafts.com

Memory Lane 20 Russell Street East Smiths Falls, ON K7A 1E8 (613) 284-4200 memorylane@cogeco.net memorylanescrapbooking.ca

Scrapping Turtle 1440-2 King Street North St. Jacobs, ON N0B 2N0 (519) 664-3951 scrappingturtle.com

SCRAP EN MASSE 269, St-Philippe Street Alfred, ON K0B 1A0 (613) 679-4298 scrapenmasse.com

The Art House Studio Go Scrapping Retreats & Crops 591 Lancaster St. West, Unit 3 Kitchener, ON N2K 1M5 (519) 954-6620 thearthousestudio.ca

Scrapbooks and Smiles 469 Dundas St. W. Trenton, ON K8V 3S4 (613) 965-0952 scrapbooksandsmiles.com SCRAPtease 36 Emily Street Carleton Place, ON K7C 1S2 (613) 257-7300 scraptease.ca Sweet Sentiments… scrapbooking and more! Reid’s Dairy Plaza 222 Bell Blvd. Unit 8 Belleville, ON K8P 5L7 (613) 969-8311 sweetsentiments.ca The Scrapbox 5510 Canotek Road, Unit 13, Orleans, ON K1J 9J5 (613) 745-2215 thescrapbox.ca Tina’s Scrapbooking Creations 485 Caleb Street Winchester, ON K0C 2K0 (613) 774-4611 tinascrapbooking.com

The Memory Keeper 1119 Fennell Avenue East Hamilton, ON L8T 1S2 (905) 318-4897 discountscrapbook supplies.com The Scrapping Bug 10 Pioneer Drive, Unit 103 Kitchener, ON N2P 2A4 (519) 895-0554 thescrappingbug.com Two Scrapbook Friends 370 Eastbridge Blvd. Waterloo, ON N2K 4P1 (519) 746-6672 twoscrapbookfriends.com Younique Country Retreat 7799 Wellington Road 22 Guelph, ON N1H 6J2 (519) 836-0045 youniquecountryretreat.com

Ontario – Central Craft Nook 195 Wellington St., Unit #3 Bracebridge, ON P1L 1C2 (705) 645-6231 craftnookbracebridge.com Karen’s Creations 632 Berford Street Wiarton, ON N0H 2T0 (519) 534-2224 kc-scrapbooking.com

Scrapbook Shop 74 Elora Street Mildmay, ON N0G 2J0 (519) 367-5520 scrapbookshopmildmay.com Scrappin’ Buddies! 233 La Neige Avenue Port Sydney, ON P0B 1L0 (705) 385-2052 lrichards@muskoka.ca scrappinbuddies.ca Scraps of Joy 304 Dunlop Street, Bldg 1, Unit 4 Barrie, ON L4N 7L2 (705) 726-6287 scrapsofjoy.com Seasons in The Country Scrapbook Supplies 719637 Hwy 6 Hepworth, ON N0H 1P0 (519) 935-0838 seasonsinthecountry.ca The Cottage Scrapbook 19 Karen Road Wyevale, ON L0L 2T0 (705) 526-8855 thecottagescrapbook.ca

Ontario – Northern Abundance 224 Main Street South Kenora, ON P9N 1T2 (807) 468-8010 abundance@kmts.ca Linda’s Photography 145 Regional Road 24 Lively, ON P3Y 1J1 (705) 692-1359 lindasscrapbooking.com O.C. Scrapbookers n’ More 3 Ottawa Avenue Elliott Lake, ON P5A 2J8 (705) 848-9595 scrapaholics.ca Scrapbooking @ Photo Metro 191 Lakeshore Drive North Bay, ON P1A 2B4 (705) 472-9311 photometro.ca The Scrap Attic 33 Harding Avenue Kirkland Lake, ON (705) 568-8491 thescrapattickl.com

Ontario – Greater Toronto Area Bizzy B’s Stamp & Scrap 2100 Bloor Street West, Suite 4 Toronto, ON M6S 1M7 (416) 203-0433 bizzyb.ca

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Forever Scrapbooks 29 Plains Road West Burlington, ON L7T 1E8 (905) 681-1985 foreverscrapbooks.com Pointer Gifts and Crafts 8355 Woodbine Avenue, Units 1 & 2, Markham, ON L3R 2P4 (905) 940-8900 pointerscrapbooking.com

Lasting Impressions 850 Colborne Rd. Unit 4 Sarnia, ON N7T 6V8 (519) 332-8846 lastingimpressions bluewater.com MacPherson Arts & Crafts 91 Queen Street East St. Marys, ON N4X 1C2 (800) 238-6663 macphersoncrafts.com

Scrapalicious Inc. 5170 Dixie Road, Unit 102 Mississauga, ON L4W 1E3 (905) 614-0085 scrapalicious.ca

Memories on Main Street 2519 B Main Street, Lambeth London, ON N6P 1P9 (519) 652-6464 memoriesonmainst.ca

Scrapbook Emporium Inc. 3 - 133 Taunton Road West Oshawa, ON L1G 3T4 (905) 721-0183 scrapbookemporium.ca

Papercraft Cafe 25 Main Street W, Unit 1 Kingsville, ON N9Y 1H2 (519) 733-0070 papercraftcafe.ca

Scrapbook Moments & More 77 Mayvern Cr. Richmond Hill, ON L4C 5J6 (905) 884-8496 momentsandmore.ca

Sarnia Craft Supply 1000 Finch Drive Sarnia, ON N7S 6G5 (519) 332-1006 sarniacraft.com

Scrapbook Queens Inc. 2900 Argentia Road, Unit 8 Mississauga, ON L5N 7X9 (905) 542-8811 scrapbookqueens.ca

Scrapbook Memories – The Design Studio 151 Pine Valley Blvd. London, ON N6K 3T6 (519) 474-2665 scrapbookmemories london.blogspot.com

Stamping Bella 55 Doncaster Avenue, Suite 130 Thornhill, ON L3T 1L7 (866) 645-2355 stampingbella.com The Workshop 100 Ringwood Drive, Unit 22 Stouffville, ON L4A 1A9 (905) 642-1742 sandysworkshop.ca

Ontario – South Western All About Scrapbooks & More 787 Dundas St. Woodstock, ON N4S 1G1 (519) 533-1500 allaboutscrapbooks. blogspot.com Crop ’Til You Drop Scrapbooking 31 McNaughton Avenue Wallaceburg, ON N8A 1R7 (519) 627-2500 croptilyoudrop.ca First Choice Trophies & Scrapbooking 160 Wallace Avenue South Listowel, ON N4W 1X9 (519) 291-2081 fi rstchoicetrophiesscrapbooking. blogspot.com

Scrappin’ Great Deals 26 Kilworth Park Drive, RR5 Komoka, ON N0L 1R0 (519) 473-5751 scrappingreatdeals.com Scrapping Nook Ltd. 301 Thorold Road, Unit 4 Welland, ON L3C 6H5 (905) 732-9994 thescrappingnook.ca The Paper Pickle Company 44 Fourth Street Chatham, ON N7M 2G2 (519) 351-5220 paperpickle.ca The Stamp Shack 355 Wellington St. - CitiPlaza London, ON N6A 3N7 (519) 673-1823 stampshackcanada.com Up The Street 2 Front Street West Strathroy, ON N7G 1X4 (519) 245-7590 upthestreetscrapbooking.com

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Québec La Cour à Scrap...booking! 87 Boul. St. Luc, Suite 24 St.-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC J2W 1E2 (450) 515-7845 lacourascrapbooking.com Loisirs Creatifs Collimagination 736, ave Royale Quebec, QC G1E 1Z4 (418) 614-5736 collimatination.qc.ca Scrapbook Centrale 3349 boul. des Sources Dollard des Ormeaux, QC H9B 1Z8 (514) 683-5558 / 888-383-5558 scrapbookcentrale.ca Scrapbook Quebec 3233 Jean-Beraud Laval, QC H7T 2L2 (450) 973-3373 scrapbookquebec.com Scrapbook ta vie inc. 15, chemin Grande-Côte Suite 106 Saint-Eustache, QC J7P 5L3 450-472-1462 Ted’s Hobby Shop 291 Blvd St Jean Pointe Claire, QC H9R 3J1 (514) 697-1810 info@tedshobbyshop.com

Nova Scotia Fargocat Shops 6133 Island E River Westside Rd. Eureka, NS B0K 1B0 (902) 923-2835 www.fargocatshops.com Scrap & Shop 49 Trinity Lane Antigonish, NS B2G 2V8 (902) 735-3434 scrapandshop.ca Scrap & Stamp Among Friends 166 Provost Street, New Glasgow, NS B2G 2R1 (902) 695-3006 jaybird5513@yahoo.com Shabby Shutters 254 Main Street Antigonish, NS B2G 2C2 (902) 735-3993 shabbyshutters.com

New Brunswick A Pile of Scrap! 515 Saint Mary’s Street, Unit 1 Fredericton, NB E3A 8H4 (506) 454-PILE (7453) apileofscrap.ca

Henderson Scrapbooking 350 Water Street St. Andrews, NB E5B 2R3 (506) 529-4682 hendersonscrapbooking@gmail. com Let’s Capture Our Memories LCOM 34 Prices Drive Charters Settlement, NB E3C 1S7 (506) 455-8316 letscaptureourmemories.com Scraptacular Images 625B Main Street Sussex, NB E4E 7H8 (506) 433-5050 scraptacularimages.com The Scrap Shack 200 Irving Road, Riverview, NB E1B 0J8 (506) 384-2767 scrapshack.ca Trish’s Crafty Corner/ Scrap Your World 77 Catherwood St Saint John, NB E2M 7X1 (506) 653-0995 scrapyourworldintrishs craftycorner.ca

Prince Edward Island The Scrapbook Studio 47B Beach Grove Road, Ellen’s Creek Plaza, Charlottetown, PE C1E 1K5 (902) 370-4990 thescrapbookstudiopei.com

United States Arizona Scrap Happy Sisters 6525 W Happy Valley Rd Glendale, AZ 85310 (623) 376-8257 scraphappysisters.com

California Moments in Time Scrapbooking 7400 District Blvd. Bakersfi eld, CA (661) 831-0300 bakersfi eldscrapbooking.com

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Colorado Artsy Stamps & Papercrafts 4880 Thompson Parkway Loveland, CO 80534 (970) 613-1631 artsystamps@gmail.com artsystamps.com Stamp Craft 14354 W 3rd Avenue Golden, CO 80401 (303) 279-4070 stampcraft@comcast.net

Connecticut Papercraft Clubhouse 20 Westbrook Place Westbrook, CT 06498 (860) 399-4443 papercraftclubhouse.typepad. com Wiggles & Giggles LLC 1273 Silas Deane Hwy Wethersfi eld, CT 06109 (860) 529-5899 wigglesgiggles.com

Florida A Scrap in Time 151 Brock Ave Crestview FL 32539 (850) 689-0001 ascrapintime.net Pictures in Time 550-13 Wells Road Orange Park, FL 32073 (904) 213-7891 picturesintime.biz Priceless Scrapbooks 1925 SW 18th Ct, Unit 107 Ocala, FL 34471 (352) 390-6813 pricelessscrapbooks.com

Scraptique, Inc. 12331 Towne Lake Drive #4 Fort Myers, FL 33913 (239) 931-1266 scrapbooksnstickers.com

Right at Home Scrapbooking 560 Kelley Blvd North Attleboro, MA 02760 (508) 695-9290 rightathome.typepad.com

Georgia

Michigan

Sweet Memories Scrapbooks 909 South Park St. Suites B & C Carrollton, GA 30117

Scrap, Scribble & Stick 89 - 54th Street SW Grand Rapids, MI 49548 (616) 532-2000 info@scrapscribbleandstick. com

Illinois The Scrapbooking Studio 1623 5th Avenue Moline, IL 61265 (309) 736-7242 thescrapbookingstudio.com

Kansas Scrappin’ Time LLC 403 E. Madison Avenue Derby, KS 67037 (316) 788-2821 scrappin-timellc.com

Maryland Photo Scraps 1213 Liberty Road Eldersburg, MD 21784 (410) 549-5187 photoscrapsblog.blogspot.com

Massachusetts Absolutely Everything 30 Main Street Topsfi eld, MA 01983 (978) 887-6397 absolutelyeverything.com

New Hampshire Stamping Memories LLC 96 Daniel Webster Hwy Belknap Mall Belmont, NH 03220 (603) 528-0498 nhstampingmemories.com

New Mexico The Hen House (Paperie) Scrapbooking & Stamp Goods 6301 Riverside Plaza Lane NW, L-3 Albuquerque, NM 87120 (505) 221-6366 thehenhousenm.com

New York

Scrappers Playground 785D Deer Park Avenue North Babylon, NY 11703 (631) 539-9888 scrappersplayground.blogspot. com

Oregon Life’s A Scrapbook 16555 NW 12th Street, Suite C Sherwood, OR 97140 (503) 625-1193 Visit us on facebook at “Lifes a Scrapbook” Urban Paper 212 Washington Street The Dalles, OR 97058 (541) 298-2767 urbanpaper@hotmail.com

South Carolina Scrapnesia 466 Oak Grove Road Spartanburg, SC 29301 (864) 541-7770 scrapnesia.com

Tennessee Scrap Happy 453 East E Street Suite A Elizabethton, TN 37643 (423) 542-0056 scraphappytn.com

Buffalo Stamps & Stuff 3314 Sheridan Drive Amherst, NY 14226 (716) 834-3540 buffalostamps.com

Scrapbooking Retreats

email: heather@youniquecountryretreat.com phone: (519) 836-0045 cell: (519) 546-4403 website: www.youniquecountryretreat.com 7799 Wellington Road 22 Guelph, ON N1H 6J2

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SCT • the 3I’s

something special The word “special” can be defined as something that is just a little bit unique and that is made with a specific purpose in mind. This issue’s project is no exception and will undoubtedly be treasured for years to come.

recently watched a mixed media arts video on Christy Tomlinson’s blog and fell in

real beautiful

love with the featured technique. In fact, I was so inspired by her video that I decided

by J U L I E WA LTO N

to make an altered piece of my own! When I started designing the tree, I knew that

supplies PATTERNED PAPER, RUB-ONS, Pink Paislee; BUBBLECAPS, CHARMS, Epiphany Crafts; CRACKLE MEDIUM, SEALER, ADHESIVE, Helmar; INK, Dew Drop; PAINT, Apple Barrel; PAPER PUNCH, EK Success;OTHER, tulle, canvas, wire, ribbon

my Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio bubblecaps would be perfect to build up the “leaves,” adding loads of dimension to my project. I love working in mixed media and especially love all the things I can create with my Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio and Button Studio.

Julie

scrapbook & cards today • fall 2011

holidays

share the joy

Share the joy this holiday season with handmade

cards and gifts from Stampin’ Up!’s

new 2011 Holiday

Mini Catalogue. Talk to your Stampin’ Up!® demonstrator today to get supplies and great

project ideas that will help you share the Holiday

cheer!

The 2011 Holiday Mini Catalogue has everything you need to make the season bright! Contact your Stampin’ Up! demonstrator to get your copy of this new Mini Catalogue or to book a workshop. If you don’t have a demonstrator, locate one in your area at www.stampinup.com.

Halloween is just around the corner bringing spooky fun your way! Our new Monster Mania™ collection is just the ticket for crafting or scrapping your cute creatures! Traditional oranges, black, spine chilling purple and ghostly blue, make this assortment of double sided papers, stickers, cute cuts™ and our new dimensional doodle-pop™ cardstock stickers an assortment that is to die for.

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