Summer Camp is here!
Let us help you craft a hobby that fills you up and fits this season of your life.
The summer session of Refresh, our online retreat, starts on July 12.
Simple Scrapper will reopen to new members on Monday, June 11, 2018
Day(s)
:
Hour(s)
:
Minute(s)
:
Second(s)
Scrapbooking Videos
Join Jennifer Wilson for honest, insightful recorded videos and live conversations about your favorite creative hobby.
Recent Blog Posts
Inside our New Membership
We’ve made some big, dramatic changes to our membership and you can get all the details in this new video recording.
Strategies for a Simple Summer
By keeping your eye on what’s essential, you can find progress in those unstructured days while still enjoying the season’s delights.
Around Here | April 2018
Find out what’s inspiring and motivating me right now in this roundup of recent loves and current favorites.
Review of Chatbooks Custom Hardcover Photo Books
Should you use Chatbooks for memory keeping? In this post I’m reviewing the custom book option.
How to Make a Scrapbook Kit
Each scrapbook page begins with a collection of supplies plucked for the story I want to tell: a “micro kit”.
Memory Planning, Chatbooks, and Other Plans for 2018
In this new video I’m sharing exactly how I plan to focus my memory-keeping efforts in 2018.
How to Easily Share Pictures Online
Do you want to safely share pictures online with friends and family? In this post, you’ll learn about a new solution that makes it easy.
Using a Photo as the Background for a Scrapbook Page
Photo enlargements are an eye-catching alternative to card stock or patterned paper for your scrapbook layout’s background.
Hacks for Simplifying Scrapbook Page Design
Discover our very best tips and shortcuts for taking the frustration out of scrapbook page design in this video blog post.
End procrastination and find your creative mojo with the new rules of scrapbooking.
Rule #1: Start writing your own rules.
Rule #2: Don’t try to scrapbook it all.
Rule #3: Simplify by putting story first.
Rule #4: Personalize your process.
Rule #5: Let the seasons guide you.
What’s Next for You?
Get your photos under control, finally.
Feel more focused, creative, and productive.