Podcasts about Scrapbooking

Carina Gardner caught up with Julianna Hukill at H+H Americas in Chicago.Julianna is an MFA student at the University of Arts & Design, and she is bringing scrapbooking ideas into the quilting world. At the show she shared her new book written for quilters and showed off her 3D printed quilt blocks. She has been building a real design business while she earns her degree.In this episode, Julianna talks about how she blends quilting and scrapbooking into one creative practice. She shares the story behind her new book, why she started making her 3D printed quilt blocks, and what it really takes to grow a design business while you are still in school.Julianna's work: www.shaylily.com Design Bootcamp: designsuitecourses.com/designbootcampUniversity of Arts & Design: www.uad.education Get my free gift to you here: https://www.designsuitecourses.com/intentional

Scrapbooking, Tommy Lee Jones impersonations, and the battle that we're not sure anyone asked for - we cap off our Nightmare series with Robert Englund's final appearance as Freddy Krueger in 2003's "Freddy vs. Jason"!

Miranda Webber is an elementary school teacher, YouTube creator, and returning guest who spent most of 2024 and 2025 away from her craft room after a difficult personal season. She came back as a more intentional memory keeper, and in this conversation she shares what her creative practice looks like today.

Welcome to Radio Rental, a mysterious video rental shop with an exclusive collection of VHS tapes. On these tapes are TRUE scary stories, narrated by the people who experienced them... On today's tapes: >> CCTV >> What's on TV tonight? Hopefully it's not you. >> Scrapbooking >> This storyteller finds out she's part of someone's rather creepy art project. Meanwhile, at the store: Vince is back and being very totally normal. Want more Radio Rental? For early access and ad-free listening, subscribe to Tenderfoot+ at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://tenderfoot.tv/plus/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Follow the show at @radiorental Visit the website at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠radiorentalusa.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aujourd'hui on parle de scrapbooking et pour cela on reçoit Alexia qui pratique ce loisir (pour elle et pour des commandes personnalisées) et qui le partage sur les réseaux. Découvrez les astuces pour se lancer et pratiquer à votre tour cette activité d'embellissement des photos.Nous suivre

Have you ever wished you could scrapbook dozens of photos on a single layout? You can with Brie Beaupre's interactive scrapbooking method. In this episode I'm chatting with Brie about the origins of her approach and the benefits of designing scrapbook pages in this unique way. You'll learn tips for making interactive layouts with ease, along with the secrets of using an entire collection kit at once!Links MentionedBrie on Instagram: @interactivescrapbookingInteractive Scrapbooking by Brie BeaupreFacebookYouTubePinterestSimple Stories Junk Drawer (*)Instructions for Junk Drawer LayoutStampin' Up49 and Market (*)Creative MemoriesBarely Art Precision Glue (*)Scoreboard (*)Photo Play (*)Echo Park (*)Glass Mats (*)SquareCanvaPage Protector Instructions on YouTubeFeathered Friends Layout on YouTubeCoastal Escape Layout on YouTube*Affiliate links help to support the work we do, at no additional cost to you.

When I came across Laura O'Donnell on Instagram (@scrappingagain), I knew I had to hear the "again" part of her story. We talk about the seasons of life that precipitated her pause and her restart, as well as what she wishes she would have done in between. Our conversation also includes important reminders about finding that sweet spot in scrapbooking where joy and practicality meet.Links MentionedLaura on Instagram: @scrappingagainProject LifeBlurbFlow magazine (*)Creative MemoriesHero Arts (*)Copic Markers (*)Jessica SpragueLibbyLori Santos: The Science of WellbeingHobonichi Weeks - April start planners arriving soonPhotoshop ElementsPhotoshopSweet Doll DesignsClever Monkey GraphicsSweet Shoppe*Affiliate links help to support the work we do, at no additional cost to you.

How do you scrapbook, really? I've identified six distinct phases of the scrapbooking process that collectively influence your joy and ease with the hobby. In this episode I'm sharing how we're focusing on process at Simple Scrapper in 2026 and how each phase can highlight opportunities for more aligned decision-making. Links MentionedLearn more about the Simple Scrapper community

I've had the opportunity to review hundreds of scrapbooking plans created by members through our annual Planning Party events. In this episode I'm distilling my observations and advice into ten points for you to consider. I'm covering common pitfalls as well as suggestions for gentle, realistic planning for your hobby.Links MentionedHow to join the Simple Scrapper community

“What does it look like to mother a child who lives only in your heart?”In this deeply moving Episode 50 of Female Voices: Life & Loss, host Teresa Reiniger sits down with Sara Sutherland, a mother who lost her firstborn daughter, Brianna, just hours after birth—21 years ago. As the holiday season approaches, Sara shares how grief reshaped her life, her faith, and her family traditions. From creating a special “Brie Tree”, to scrapbooking as a form of survival, to releasing traditions with peace as her daughter would now be 21—this episode is a masterclass in grief, faith, remembrance, transformation, and love that never dies.This conversation offers gentle encouragement for anyone entering their first holiday season after loss, and profound wisdom for those still learning how to carry both grief and gratitude at the same time.MEMORABLE QUOTES● “I wanted nothing but a baby under the tree… and I knew that wasn't going to happen.” — Sara ● “If it is what your heart says you need, then do it.” — Sara ● “Life isn't about things. It's about love and the people around us.” — Sara ● “They've never met her, but my kids honor her.” — Sara ● “Grief is ugly… but I didn't want to live in a heart that was ugly.” — Sara ● “You can incorporate them. No one has to approve but you.” — Sara ● “While grief may change, love remains steady.” — Teresa

Kaylen Faye is a 20-something second generation scrapbooker, content creator, and bride-to-be. In this episode Kaylen shares how she uses social media to inspire others and document her crafty adventures. Her story is a timely reminder of how sharing our creativity can build community and encourage others to start their own memory keeping journeys.Links MentionedKaylen on Instagram: @kaylenfaye_Creative Memories Scrap JournalsDreamboxCanvaLiene PixCut S1 (*)*Affiliate links help to support the work we do, at no additional cost to you.

78. Scrapbooking the Stories You ForgotIn Episode 78 of the ScrapHappier Podcast Alice Boll shares 3 solutions for what to do when you can't remember a story to go with your photos. Find the Show Notes at ScrapHappy.org/episode78Contact Alice Boll from ScrapHappyInstagram: @scraphappierInstagram: @scraphappyorgYouTube: ScrapHappyFacebook: ScrapHappy.orgFind out more about ScrapHappy membership:ScrapHappy.org/joinFind out more about an upcoming LOAD Challenge:ScrapHappy.org/loadP.S. Alice's favourite episode is #2. Your Scrapbooking Why!

✨ Episode Summary In this heartwarming episode of the Bewitched Crafts Podcast, host Tracy Miller shares how to capture the joy and color of the season through your camera lens. Inspired by a recent family outing to a local Fall Festival, Tracy offers practical photography tips for scrapbookers . From hayrides and pumpkin patches to golden-hour light, she'll help you see your memories with fresh eyes and creative inspiration.

Scrapbooking is back bitches. It's just called Junk Journaling now. Today's episode is all about what it is and how to get started. Enjoy!

Do you love Fall?  Let's explore how to capture the cozy, creative energy it brings. From the back-to-school excitement of September to the inspiration sparked by seasonal colors and everyday ordinary magic, I want capture that feeling of Fall with my photos and scrapbook pages. Whether you're documenting your favorite memories or diving into new creative goals, this episode will motivate you to embrace Autumn with joy and purpose. ✨ Key Takeaways Fall offers a natural surge of creative energy—use it to start or revive your craft projects. Scrapbooking is a powerful way to capture the feelings and moments that make this season special. Don't let fear or perfectionism hold you back—your creativity deserves space to flourish.  Try new things with your phone camera.  Create collage, junk journal pages, or scrapbook layouts. Everyday Fall experiences like changing leaves, cozy evenings, seasonal foods deserve to be savored.  The magic is in the little things! Want to keep your creative momentum going? Join my mailing list for weekly inspiration! Each email includes step-by-step instructions to create a handmade card—and new subscribers receive a free card tutorial as a welcome gift.

I've got an update on my home office (don't miss the picture of my gorgeous new desk over on Facebook) and I am planning the three things I'll do for myself in October.  These three things will likely become my  favorite scrapbook layouts for the month.  They are the craft festivals and artist dates that fill my cup, ramp up my creative energy, and leave me feeling refreshed.  I hope you'll play along and take photos!

What if making cards and scrapbook layouts is more than just your hobby?  In my case, I value connection, communication and creativity so paper crafting is part of living my values.  Being a stamper, a card maker, and a scrapbooker is part of my identity.

Is your scrapbooking budget feeling tighter than before? As is the case with most hobbies, scrapbooking typically requires ongoing and not-insignificant investment in tools and materials. Yet the reality is that scrapbook supplies, like everything else, are rapidly increasing in price. So you might have been wondering how to be more frugal with your craft purchases and find ways to save. In this episode I'm detailing a selection of money-saving options to consider, but it's just the start. I've love for you to share your own budget-friendly scrapbooking tips in the comments!Links MentionedSimple Scrapper membership

Once upon a time, in the days of the LSS (local scrapbook store) there were large communities of paper crafters working together in a sort of quilting bee style.  Before that online communities were spaces to share techniques and organize themed swaps.  Let's bring back the best elements of those communities!  Share your projects and feedback at www.facebook.com/bewitchedcrafts

It turns out I am not alone in experiencing the magic of back to school energy as an adult.  Have you seen the new trend of creating a personal curriculum?  Traditionally, it's designed to include research and satisfy your curiosity, but in this episode, I'm putting a crafty twist on it.  Let's look at ideas for ramping up creative energy, mastering paper crafting tools, and completing holiday cards.

Setting a theme for my summer brought me an easy way to focus on giving myself the experience I wanted most.  8th Grade Summer was a huge success!  I wanted a fun break and I gave myself all of my favorite elements of summer break.  I rode my bike, enjoyed long floats in the pool, played a few video games, and even took a summer reading challenge.  How will I ever top that for Fall?

I took the 52 Book Club's Connection Challenge this summer and documented it all in a summer reading journal.  This episode is for the readers and book girlies!  This challenge had me reading a variety of genres and helped me clear more than a dozen books from my TBR.  Don't forget to share your favorite read of the summer with me.

Let's talk about the little things that delight us.  I'm sharing childhood memories of pinwheels and play doh.  Seventeen magazine and cassette tapes were the special treats of my teenage years.  These days I go for fancy coffee and massages.  How do you treat yourself?

If you've been looking for a new hobby, look no further!Scrapbooking is making the rounds once again! More and more people are commemorating the little moments with everything from receipts, scraps or even concert tickets.As well as remembering some core memories, scrapbooking has a lot of other benefits as well, including being a positive outlet for stress relief, enhancing your focus and improving your memory.Joining guest host Fionnuala Jones to discuss is author and Journalist, Aoife Barry and social media influencer James Kavanagh, both avid scrapbookers!

Kids in my area went back to school today.  The end of summer vacation always signaled the end of summer itself when I was a kid.  Of course we went back to classes after Labor Day, but still...old habits.  Anyway, i found myself saying I'm not ready!  I'm stil savoring a few weeks of the season and I'm using them in a deliberate way to set myself up for a terrific Autumn.

In Season Five, Episode 3 of the Show Up or Shut Up podcast, host Wendy Solganik interviews artist Arlyna Blanchard. Arlyna, who resides in Singapore and runs her own design firm, will be joining Fodder School 5 as a teacher for the first time. The episode explores Arlyna's artistic journey, from her early influences in the Philippines to her expansive career in graphic design in Taiwan and now in Shanghai. They discuss her experiences with urban sketching, digital scrapbooking, and the challenges of teaching online art courses. Arlyna shares personal anecdotes about balancing a demanding career while raising twins, and how her art practice evolved post-divorce. The episode offers insight into her creative process and her love for vibrant colors, particularly neon pink. This inspiring conversation highlights Arlyna's dedication to continuous learning and artistic expression.00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest00:21 Meet Arlyna Blanchard: Artist and Teacher00:48 Wendy and Arlyna's Artistic Connection01:55 Podcast Overview and Host Introduction03:23 Arlyna's Background and Journey05:43 Growing Up in the Philippines07:23 Cultural and Linguistic Influences13:22 Artistic Beginnings and Influences21:29 Education and Career Path22:52 Life in Taiwan and Move to Shanghai33:47 Family Life and Artistic Exploration36:11 Scrapbooking and Early Art Journaling42:07 Struggles with Art Journaling43:17 Finding Personal Style in Art45:34 Balancing Art and Life46:47 The Impact of Divorce on Creativity48:40 Work-Life Balance and Art54:09 Embracing Favorite Colors01:02:19 The Joy of Learning and Teaching01:10:25 Exploring Urban Sketching and Illustration01:19:23 The Therapeutic Power of Art01:21:09 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

With back to school season fast approaching, now is the time to make the most of summer days.  Immerse yourself in your favorite seasonal experiences.  I am reliving my 8th grade summer complete with bike rides, swimming, and video games but with one significant difference.  Listen in to learn more.

It's not exactly the Mid Year Book Freak Out tag, but it's definitely inspired by it!  Let's talk great reads, surprises, and a few disappointments.  Where do your hobbies lead you and how will you document it?

You Guys! I was so excited to answer these questions. I love my hobbies so much!!  Right now, travel is a hobby I want to focus on. Greg asked me why I am taking these adult fieldtrips alone? It feeds me. I encourage my family to follow their interests and develop their skills within their hobbies. I am starting to pour into myself like I always have for my family members and I think everyone should do the same, especially the household manager.  Scrapbooking & Photos Disclaimer: I am a hands on scrapbooker. If you are looking for digital suggestions, I am not your guru. Creative Memories was one of the first direct sales companies I worked for. Anna and I discovered that her mom, Donna, was THE creator of the power layouts for scrapbooking specific to Creative Memories. I taught this system to all my customers and little Anna was the one counting all the chipboards that were going into the boxes that I had ordered!! There were questions about sorting, storage, getting started, and product recommendations.  I learned a lot about storage of photos, how the containers matter, and the books you place those precious pictures in matter too. I stand by Creative Memories to this day because of their quality and I am actually still a consultant with them!  The first thing you need to identify is why you want to scrapbook and then you can make an action plan from there. One lady said there were pictures everywhere and how was she going to get them organized quickly because she needed her guest room to be functional soon. I recommend a bulk sort at this stage. Start sorting by decade and go from there because it will take awhile to get all those pictures in albums anyway!  There is a whole section on photo organization in the Saving Your Story Photo Organization Program. Make sure you are journaling to capture why those pictures are important. And then I suggested a few ways you could document pictures quicker and have completed albums.  Books, Audio, and Journaling I don't journal too much but what I may consider journaling is summer time when I think about future ideas. And this is where Embrace came from. I think about the future and who I currently am and where I am going in my personal life and professionally.  I've shared that there was that time when I decided “If it was to be it was up to me.” And that was the catalyst for being mindful of my attitude and what I consume. I make sure to always be consuming content about influential people, presidents, inventors, and the like; this helps me to stay future oriented. Anna also pointed out how one of Organize 365®'s core values is the Power of Positivity. It's a focus for me and my business.  I am a life long learner and I love my books. I am such a compulsive book buyer that even when I couldn't really afford books I would buy them anyway I just can't help myself. I let Marie Kondo talk me into tossing out a bunch of books and boy do I regret getting rid of those books. I've realized I am not a minimalist and I love revisiting my books.  The best way for me to suggest some great reads is through the podcast. I spent a whole year recommending books. And I guess those are my top 52 recommendations. Take the time to live in your hobbies and fill your hobby cup as you fill everyone else's.  EPISODE RESOURCES: The Sunday Basket® The Paper Solution® Saving Your Story Photo Organization Program The Productive Home Solution™ January 2020 Book Reviews (You Tube) (check out the following 11 months for additional book reviews) Sign Up for the Organize 365® Newsletter  Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Share this episode with a friend and be sure to tag Organize 365® when you share on social media!

I don't watch much tv and I rarely talk about shows, but today I'm sharing four recommendations for streaming.  I'm planning to capture a little about each of them in my album as part of my endeavor to document the everyday, ordinary things about my life.

Author Gretchen Rubin tells us novelty and challenge have a lot to do with our happiness.   Once you see things through this lense, you'll find it explains the thrill of everything from travel to baking an elaborate cake.  How do we find the right balance to apply it to our favorite hobbies?

At the end of the day, what truly matters in your crafting journey? This month's podcast features the talented Bridget Casey and Brandi Mahan as they talk about finding crafty beginnings with stamping, overcoming struggles, turning your passion into profit, and understanding the purpose of your journey as a crafter! You Will Learn: What are some crafting tools that people should pay more attention to?How do you successfully get through a creative block? Looking to turn your passion into a business? Get pro tips here! The importance of understanding the 'why' in your crafting journeyIf today's session sparked any ideas or inspired you to work on a project, we'd love to hear your thoughts! Share your favorite takeaway on social and tag us @altenewllc. And if you're ready to level up your skills, check out the Altenew Educator Certification Program (AECP) and explore our ever-growing library of creative classes at Altenew Academy.Craft your life with Altenew! Follow us for more design inspiration:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/altenewllc/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/altenewYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/altenewPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/altenew/Card blog: https://www.blog.altenew.com/Scrapbook blog: https://www.mixedmedia.altenew.com/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@altenew Check out Artistry by AltenewInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/artistrybyaltenew/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCY0ifFqCq6irkxFZeQGrXg Visit https://www.altenew.com to shop for your crafting stash.Contact our Customer Happiness Team at support@altenew.com if you have any questions.

I've been away a lot since this Spring.  Comng home with fresh eyes, I am noticing lots of changes.  Somethings seem to have popped up overnight and others took more time.  I'm ready to capture change in a new way in my scrapbook and I hope you'll give it a try.

June was a month filled with joy and special moments, including my friends' wedding in Vegas.  The photos and the memories fill me with happiness.  I'm selecting the best of the bunch for a collage as a month end wrap up.  Listen to learn more.

Need a simple solution to get your creative juices flowing?  A short time away from our normal routines can give us a new perspective.  Have you ever taken a weekend off and found yourself unusually energized, refreshed, and filled with inspiration?  Little things like riding a bike, relaxing in a pool, or changing the scenery can have a big impact.

I've got a challenge for you!  Tonight I am crafting a card to encourage a friend dealing with a difficult work situation. Everyone goes through hard times and I love the idea of reminding my loved ones that I believe better days are ahead.  Listen in and craft a message of support with me.

Feeling overwhelmed or rushed? Discover how simple creative tools like watercolor, die cutting, and alcohol markers can calm your mind, ease stress, and spark everyday joy. In this uplifting episode of Crafting Your Calm, Addie explores why crafting is more than a hobby—it's a healing ritual for your heart and mind.Whether you're a seasoned maker or simply curious about mindful creativity, this episode reveals how small creative moments can make a big impact on your well-being.You'll Learn:How watercoloring can teach you to embrace imperfection and let go of control.Why die cutting creates more than shapes—it creates focus and clarity.How alcohol markers boost both skill and confidence—can coloring be your new therapy?The secret way crafting connects you to a joyful, supportive community. If this episode inspired you, share your latest creation or a mindful moment on Instagram using #CraftingYourCalm—and don't forget to hit “Follow” so you never miss an episode dedicated to nurturing your creativity and peace of mind. Craft your life with Altenew! Follow us for more design inspiration:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/altenewllc/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/altenewYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/altenewPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/altenew/Card blog: https://www.blog.altenew.com/Scrapbook blog: https://www.mixedmedia.altenew.com/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@altenew Check out Artistry by AltenewInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/artistrybyaltenew/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCY0ifFqCq6irkxFZeQGrXg Visit https://www.altenew.com to shop for your crafting stash.Contact our Customer Happiness Team at support@altenew.com if you have any questions.*Created with the assistance of artificial intelligence, including AI-generated voices and content.

Let's face it, every crafter has had that moment of confusion or helplessness. Working with new, unfamiliar supplies and techniques can be scary, but persevering makes it all worth it. Dive into this exciting discussion with Bridget Casey and Nicki Baxley as they talk about their favorite crafting tools, the future of stamping, and why it's so important to embrace the creative process despite its challenges.  You Will Learn: Why am I getting frustrated with making mistakes and how do I stop it? What can I do when I want to work on a project but I don't have any ideas or inspiration?Working with messy supplies can get annoying, what are some tips to embrace the process?Where can I find a safe space to learn, ask questions, and share my crafting journey with others? If today's session sparked any ideas or inspired you to work on a project, we'd love to hear your thoughts! Share your favorite takeaway on social and tag us @altenewllc. And if you're ready to level up your skills, check out the Altenew Educator Certification Program (AECP) and explore our ever-growing library of creative classes at Altenew Academy.Craft your life with Altenew! Follow us for more design inspiration:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/altenewllc/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/altenewYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/altenewPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/altenew/Card blog: https://www.blog.altenew.com/Scrapbook blog: https://www.mixedmedia.altenew.com/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@altenew Check out Artistry by AltenewInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/artistrybyaltenew/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCY0ifFqCq6irkxFZeQGrXg Visit https://www.altenew.com to shop for your crafting stash.Contact our Customer Happiness Team at support@altenew.com if you have any questions.

It turns out I really struggle to resist a dare.  Challenge me to do something and I have the urge to prove myself.  It shows up in everything from reading challenges (check out the cool connections challenge I'm doing this summer) and even my Toastmasters journey.  It's like a game and it brings momentum.  It's a way to think outside the box and get stuff done.  My weekly newsletter includes a crafty challenge to motivate you!  Sign up now to give it a try https://bewitchedcrafts.convertri.com/congratscard

I'm toying with the idea of selecting a theme for my summer, a sort of guiding principle or clear priority for the next three months.  I love the idea of this kind of clarity and I love how well it translates into a scrapbook.  Now if only I could narrow it down...summer reading, adventure, connection?

I recently attended my first Toastmasters conference.  Reflecting on my Toastmasters journey, I've learned that this organization is about so much more than public speaking.  It truly is about finding your voice and learning to share your unforgetable story.  Learning and growing with this incredible community has my creative energy flowing.  I can't wait to tell you all about it!

In this episode, I'm going solo to answer a listener question about how to reignite your scrapbooking passion after a hiatus. I share my experience with a recent layout, offer steps to ease back into the hobby, and talk about the importance of mindset and consistency. I'm also announcing a brief pause in podcast episodes for some behind-the-scenes updates and the upcoming celebration of our 300th episode.

Kristie Ondracek, CFO and COO at TXCPA Houston, talks about her passion for paper crafting, specifically card making and scrapbooking. Kristie shares how she began crafting in high school and has since embraced the creative process, which she finds essential for both personal expression and enhancing her problem-solving skills at work. She highlights the joy she experiences from bringing a smile to others with her custom cards, reflecting on memorable projects, including cherished moments crafting with her late mother. As a leader, Kristie emphasizes the importance of creating space for employees to share their passions and encourages organizations to value their human capital. Through her experiences, she illustrates how this creative hobby has fostered a unique and effective approach to leadership and professional challenges. Episode Highlights · Kristie emphasizes the importance of thinking outside the box and being creative in problem-solving, which is enhanced by her hobby of card-making and scrapbooking. · She talks about how her crafting hobbies have helped her stay sane and bring joy to others, illustrating the importance of balancing work with personal passions. · Kristie highlights the need for leaders to be involved with their team beyond work-related performance, suggesting that understanding personal interests can boost productivity and morale. · She believes it's crucial for leaders to create environments where employees feel safe to express themselves and speak up, benefiting both individual and organizational growth. · Kristie shares her journey toward becoming more open and authentic about who she is and what she loves, demonstrating the power of self-acceptance and sharing one's true self with others.

In this season of life Dawn Cervo is focused on rediscovering herself with vision planning and a suite of creative practices, including scrapbooking. This episode includes her journey into retirement and spiritual renaissance. She shares insights into her blended family, her adventures in genealogy, her creative projects, and her deep-seated belief in finding the sacred in everyday life.Links MentionedDawn on Instagram: @dawncervoGerman Scrapbook Store ScrapabillyStacy Julian Library of MemoriesClean & Simple Scrapbooking/The Sequel (*)Ali EdwardsMiss Freddy's Backup BootcampDer Great Gatsby: A Progressive Translation (*)Oracle Decks by Rebecca Campbell (*)ProcreateKelly Rae RobertsElizabeth GilbertHappy Planner@mattcookecoach*Affiliate links help to support the work we do, at no additional cost to you.

77. Deep Thoughts About Scrapbooking with Alison DayFind all of the show notes for Episode 77 here:https://scraphappy.org/episode77You can find Alison's Yarn store at Knot Just YarnConnect with her on Instagram @knotjustyarn_ladnerContact Alice Boll from ScrapHappyInstagram: @scraphappierInstagram: @scraphappyorgYouTube: ScrapHappyFacebook: ScrapHappy.orgFind out more about ScrapHappy membership:ScrapHappy.org/joinFind out more about an upcoming LOAD Challenge:ScrapHappy.org/loadP.S. Alice's favourite episode is #2. Your Scrapbooking Why!

Terri Torrez is one of our most active community members, often sharing links, initiating new conversations, and volunteering to help. But this past year has been a doozy for her. As she navigated divorce and a cross-country move, I'm grateful she could lean on her Simple Scrapper support system and feel safe to share layouts with her thoughts and feelings. In this episode Terri shares how her hobby and our community helped her cope with these major changes as well as the downstream impacts of this upheaval on her memory keeping.Links MentionedAli Edwards Day in the LifeAli Edwards Week in the LifeBecky Higgins Project LifeAli Edwards One Little WordStacy Julian Library of MemoriesSYW250 - Aligned with the SeasonsSYW267 - Shifting from Spring to SummerSYW282 - How Do You Stay Aligned?Wanderlust 2025Emily P. FreemanAli Edwards Quarterly KitLOAD - Layout A Day

Denine Zielinksi starts every layout by opening Photoshop, but you might not know that when looking at her scrapbooks. In this episode I'm chatting with Denine about how she brings meaningful storytelling to smaller scale hybrid spreads. You'll hear how she adapts projects to different sizes, introduces creative variety, and why she doesn't plan to scrapbook in 12x12 again.Links MentionedDenine on Instagram: @denine2Denine's Etsy ship: DigitalsByDenineDenine's YouTube channel: Denine ZielinskiAli Edwards December DailyAli Edwards Week in the LifeIKEA KallaxAli Edwards Day in the LifeProject LifeBig Picture ClassesAli Edwards Stories By The Month™

In this episode, I introduce you to Kim B. who just celebrated her 44th wedding anniversary!  Kim and her hubby have lived in their farmhouse for the past 35 years. Her daughter is all grown up and busy raising 4 young daughters of her own. When her daughter told her about Organize 365®, Kim was all ears. Kim has always been organized but always open to ways of more efficiency.  In April of ‘21, Kim retired. We talked about that transition. There are no good sources or guides to tell us what to expect in these times of transition. Kim has stayed very busy with helping on the farm, watching her granddaughters 3 days a week, watching after her father's finances and visiting him at his living facility, and of course learning all kinds of skills she never had the time to before. She took a charcuterie board and sour dough class. What's next? Scrapbooking! After learning more about Organize 365® products, Kim crafted her own Sunday Basket® to make sure she'd use it. But she shared that, 4 weeks later when she got the Sunday Basket®, that the actual Sunday Basket® took her organization to a whole new level and the folders stand up! She loved that in the real Sunday Basket® she can place things like ink cartridges and pill bottles in it for Sunday. She even convinced her sister to get a Sunday Basket®. Kim feels good that when it comes time for her daughter to care for her and her husband, it'll be easier due to the organization she's doing now and the Medical, Home Resource, and Financial binders. She has more peace of mind knowing where paper work is for easy access and that the right paperwork is in order for the future. She took one week, working about 8 hours each day, and organized her storage. She'd set aside a few bins that she needed to have her husband go through. One night she treated it like date night and they went to the storage room together and “walked down memory lane” by going through those bins. Yes they got rid of stuff but even better he was happy they did that. Because in the beginning he wasn't too fond of her getting rid of things. Kim loves her life and is thankful that she can focus on things that are important to her and time with her family. Kim's advice is, “You just do a little bit at a time, one day at a time.” As her mother used to always say about everything she did for the holidays. EPISODE RESOURCES: The Sunday Basket® The Paper Solution®  The Productive Home Solution® Sign Up for the Organize 365® Newsletter  On the Wednesday podcast, I get to talk with members of the Organize 365­® community as they share the challenges, progress, missteps and triumphs along their organizing journey. I am grateful that you are reaching out to share with me and with this community. You can see and hear transformation in action. If you are ready to share your story with us, please apply at https://organize365.com/wednesday. Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Share this episode with a friend and be sure to tag Organize 365® when you share on social media!  

HAPPY TUESDAY! You know what that means, it's time for an ALL NEW Second Date Update! We are just now catching up with Ya'lls holiday stories and between yours and the more tragic nationally known ones this season, I am ready to get under a blanket and rot away. Speaking of rotting, today we discuss Hot Girl Summer vs Rot Girl Winter! Also, SCRAPBOOKING in 2025 and Kyle's Vision Board.... kit? Plus, ADD TRIVIA and MUCH MUCH MORE today on Johnjay & Rich!