by Tami Taylor The 4th installment of a project in which Tami embarks upon a year-long quest (inspired by the Julie/Julia Project) to use the Get It Scrapped! book and website to Get It Scrapped!). Tami Taylor is a busy mom, teacher at Get It Scrapped! and the owner of Scrap This Kit! Source:...

by Amy Kingsford Creative organizing is a great way to give your scrap space the makeover it needs while having a little bit of fun!  Check out these fun suggestions for organizing and storing your ribbon using everyday household objects, and see how a little bit of creative organizing can go a long...

by Debbie Hodge “archival” scrapbooking in the 90s When I began scrapbooking in the mid 90s (this was following the photo-albuming I’d been doing until then) I immediately learned that to scrapbook well, using supplies low in acid content was crucial for my photos’ assured long life....

by Tami Taylor (The 3rd installment of a project in which Tami embarks upon a year-long quest (inspired by the Julie/Julia Project) to use the Get It Scrapped! book and website to Get It Scrapped!). Get It Scrapped!: Organize, Visualize, Create.  First edition, 2008.  Written by Debbie Hodge.  The...

Memory Keeping is all about preserving photos, stories, and memorabilia so that you (and others) can look at them later. Memory keeping is, by definition, a kind of organizing. This is the initial post in a new section on our home page that will be a part of our core content for you to return to as a...

by Tami Taylor (The 2nd installment of a project in which Tami embarks upon a year-long quest (inspired by the Julie/Julia Project) to use the Get It Scrapped! book and website to Get It Scrapped!). Get It Scrapped!: Organize, Visualize, Create.  First edition, 2008.  Written by Debbie Hodge.  The...

by Debbie Hodge In Organizing Events Photos I share a step-by-step process for winnowing down the photos you’ve taken to a manageble number for scrapbooking events. In the last section of that article, I suggest going through your photos relatively quickly to select those you really like and think...

a monthly series by Tami Taylor (in which Tami embarks upon a year-long quest (inspired by the Julie/Julia Project) to use the Get It Scrapped! book and website to Get It Scrapped!) the book: Get It Scrapped!: Organize, Visualize, Create.  First edition, 2008.  Written by Debbie Hodge.  The book that...

Organizing your events photos Often the biggest impediment to getting events scrapped is making the time to go through the many photos. Here’s an approach that shows you how to organize and winnow down the number of photos you put onto your events scrapbook pages.  Impossible as it sounds—try to do this...

Everyday life photos are those that aren’t necessarily associated with an event or holiday. They can be broad in scope and don’t always lend themselves to chronological organization. When you’re trying to figure out how to scrapbook them, a great approach is to find ways to group them that...

Getting organized to make scrapbook pages The first step in learning how to scrapbook is getting your photos in order. Storing your photos in a chronological and hierarchical order will help you know what you have and find the photos you want when you want them for making scrapbook pages and albums. As you...