Every detail counts in a Scrapbooking Layout
In the previous post, we explained what a layout is, as well as some basic rules for facing the blank page and organising your compositions. Continue reading →
Layout for Scrap
You've probably seen this word Layout or the initials LO a lot when we refer to different scrapbooking projects. If you've ever wondered what it means, read on as we explain it all! (And if you already knew, stick around because we'll give you some useful tips too)! Continue reading →
Masking tape and masking paper will be your great allies in many of your scrapbooking projects. These materials are not intended to be part of the final project, but to help you use different techniques with all your materials, such as stamps, paints or punches. Continue reading →
The Craftelier paper crimper is a T-shaped tool that incorporates two corrugated rollers that rotate thanks to wheels on the sides of the tool. Its purpose is to give the paper a corrugated texture, like corrugated cardboard, and thus create multiple effects in our projects. Continue reading →
Create embossed designs on your papers and cards. In case you have never heard of embossing folders, in this post we explain what they are. Continue reading →
