Create a Journal with Office Supplies

by | Apr 16, 2012 | Announcements | 6 comments

I know many of you out there are just like me: office supply junkies. A new crisp pad of paper, a sheet of labels or one of those fun date stamps – we loved a trip to Office Depot long before we were scrapbookers.

In my make & take session at Lain Ehmann’s True Scrap 3 event, you’ll find out how to create a simple journal using ONLY office supplies. It was so fun to challenge myself and I know you’re going to love the result!

I’ll show you how to get creative with those new Martha Stewart labels and easily make a journal for your summer adventures. Plus, you’ll get 4 other make & take videos and 15 full-length training sessions!

The True Scrap events are truly one-of-a-kind scrapbooking extravaganzas. Join hundreds of fellow scrapbookers online to learn from some of the industry’s best.

 

6 Comments

  1. charlenereeves

    I wish truescrap.com wasn’t so expensive

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  2. Tremaya Reynolds

    I unfortunately can’t make the event, although I’d love to see the end result. I mean, office supplies AND a journal…what’s not to love? 🙂

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  3. deb duty

    Is there a supply list for your make and take? I read at truescrap that it would be made from things you probably already own, but if there’s a list I’d love to see it ahead of time! Thanks!

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    • Jennifer Wilson

      I believe the supply list is only provided to registered participants Deb.

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  4. deb duty

    Thank you, Jennifer. I did find the supply list and I Just wanted to come back to say I loved your class! I will definitely be making a journal to bring with me on vacation and this gives me ideas for some mini albums too. Really creative and great job with your presentation.

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    • Jennifer Wilson

      Thanks Deb!

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