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by Tami Taylor What’s a 5 year Journal? That was my question when I first heard of it.  (Ok, my first question was “five years??” Stick with me, though, it’s relatively painless. I promise.) A five year journal is, just as it sounds, a journal you keep for five years. You write just one line every [...]

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Hi, all, Debbie here to fill you in on the changes going on at Get It Scrapped. They’re all aimed at making sure you can still access your previous purchases while moving ahead with a richer schedule of new classes. Here’s a rundown of what’s going on: New classes are moving. I will no longer [...]

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By Katrina Kennedy You open your computer and scroll through your photos and like most people, your hard drive is bursting at the seams with images you’ve taken. They are all special, meaningful and scrap-worthy. “Is it possible to manage the volume of your photos without missing out on memories?”  It takes some thought and [...]

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By Doris Sander If you’ve read Debbie Hodge’s recent article, “Tap the Power of ’3′ for Your Scrapbook Designs,” you know that three unifying elements can make a powerful statement on a scrapbook page. Take a look at the layouts here as I share thoughts and ideas  for using the three points in the visual triangle to bring balance to [...]

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A look at the 20 most read articles at Get It Scrapped in 2010 shows us that you like articles with practical how-tos for memory keeping. The great thing is: that’s what we love writing! Thanks so much for your visits, links, class purchases, and Masterful Design subscriptions. Our 20 most read articles in 2010 [...]

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Have you ever wished there was a formula you could use to make awesome (and original) scrapbook pages quickly? Would you like to understand why certain page designs work and how to make those kinds of pages yourself? Without sketches? Would you just like to broaden your style or jumpstart your mojo? I want to [...]

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by Debbie Hodge This is number 7 in an 11-part series full of ideas for making scrapbook pages about yourself. consider yourself: work Without labor nothing prospers.  -Sophocles It could be paid employment, personal gardening, home keeping, raising children, volunteering or any number of things, but almost every one of us does some work. For [...]

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by Trish Turay My sweet niece is approaching a big milestone–her 2nd birthday is around the corner.  I wanted to do something special for her bedroom that was girlie and sweet.  As a bonus, this garland will be part of her birthday party decor on the fireplace, ready to greet guests. I headed toward my [...]

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Sketch #30 by Paula Gilarde You can find a new sketch every Friday in the Get It Scrapped Sketch Gallery. Check out this fun double-page sketch that comes to us from Paula this week!  Tons of space for more than a handful of full-sized 4×6 photos and a some room left over to say a [...]

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Hi There! My name is Amy Kingsford and I have lived all of my life in Northern Utah. I am married to the funniest man I have ever met and am a mother to two very silly, but beautiful little boys, who inspire most of my scrapbook pages! I first became interested in scrapbooking at [...]

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