Throwing a Halloween Party? Here’s one less thing to worry about: the invitations! Use this free printable invitation from Graphical Muse, and breath a sigh of relief that that bit is all sorted. Just print, cut, write the details … Read More...

It’s September 30th! Print this out today, and you’ll have an instant countdown while waiting for Halloween. This way the next time your little one asks  “Mom??? When is Halloween?” , you can do the count together to keep track. … Read More...

Turn a plain paper mache hat into this polka dotted splendor for Halloween Decor. You’ll need circle stickers, black and white paint, and decorative ribbon. Linda at Craftaholics Anonymous explains how to make it. If you’re extra crafty you can … Read More...

Oh for cute! I think I squealed when I came across these Halloween Paper Dolls. Ning at Babalisme calls them Halloweenies. Which is just perfect. Download the file, print cut, and let your little ones have a blast.… Read More...

I came across the tutorial for making paper brooches and thought it would be a great one to spin into Autumn decor or embellishments. You can use fall themed or fall colored papers and either decorate with these, or use … Read More...

Get in the Halloween mood with a free printable poster from Jen Gallacher. Use full size, or scale down to use in your scrapbook.

Are you looking for more Halloween Embellishments,  papers, and supplies? Check out these printable … Read More...

The little guy on these printable Halloween treat boxes from Design is Yay makes me giggle. Wita used the little guy in her site’s logo and dressed him up as a vampire and a female witch! So cute and clever. … Read More...

Get spooky stickers and labels, lollipop holders, and Halloween gift wrap in this collaboration of free printables from Paper Crave, Living Locurto and Paper Glitter. They coordinate beautifully to help you send or distribute gifts and … Read More...

I love these spooky but stylish candy bar wrappers and treat bag toppers from Creature Comforts.

There are two versions of each design set for you to use, one with text and one with a blank label section so you … Read More...

Becky Higgins just announced the release of the Project Life App for iPhones. (Android version to follow!)  According to her site

Imagine scrapbooking without scissors or adhesive or tools … or without having to print photos! Never before has

Source: Create.Share.Love

I’m sharing some inspiration today from five scrapbookers for completing Project Life spreads. Each one has a different approach, but the results are all fantastic.

Traditional

Andrea from Create.Share.Love has a pretty traditional approach. She uses mostly … Read More...

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Preparing for a mega scrapbooking session, or heading to a crop? Make sure you prepare a batch of snacks first! here are five snacks that would … Read More...

Get started on your Halloween treat bags with these cute stickers from Crazy Little Projects. Amber has designed five adorable stickers, in traditional Halloween colors and styles like pumpkins, Frankenstein and mummies. Download each file separately as a PNG … Read More...

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Bear with me a moment. I know this is a scrapbooking blog, and that’s a home decor project above. But I think this technique could easily be transferred to a scrapbook page! It sure would … Read More...

I have tons and tons of photos. I use a variety of digital and film cameras, and believe you me, they are piling up! So I was all over this post at claireabellemakes sharing four ways … Read More...

Halloween is approaching! get a jump start by making this ribcage pop-up card. It comes from the book Playing With Pop-Ups: The Art of Dimensional, Moving Paper Designs by Helen Hiebert. You’ll need the downloadable template, a craft knife, … Read More...

Isn’t this mini book gorgeous? Melissa Samuels made it using a clever accordion fold method.

The finish is gorgeous, and the book is simple to construct. You’ll need 12×12 paper, a paper trimmer, and glue or tape. Melissa takes you … Read More...

Rachel at rwkrafts shares her techniques for making colorful backgrounds using embossing pastes from Faber Castell Whipped Spackle. She created her card for the challenge at PaperTrey Ink, and used colors inspired by the Curtain Call Challenge. In her video … Read More...

There’s enough space for three photos on this sketch.

Vernell used all three slots to show off some blooms

I did a spin off and only used a single photo.

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