Materials

Let's see Tim Holtz's Distress Oxide features, applications, and techniques to know the difference between them and the traditional ones. These inks offer new creative horizons for our scrapbooking and Mixed Media projects. Continue reading →

The Fuse is a very useful tool once you learn how to use it correctly, but not everyone finds it easy to do so at first, so today, we are going to see some tricks, so you can use it like a pro in the easiest possible way. Continue reading →

What is chipboard and what is used for? In this post, we will see the uses of this great ally of scrapbooking. Continue reading →

Scrapbooking has a very wide market, as it does not only include purely scrapbooking tools and materials. This is a hobby nurtured by other crafts such as watercolour painting, lettering, Mixed Media, and dozens of different techniques that enrich your projects. In this post, we are reviewing some of the most important scrapbooking brands and what each of them can offer. Continue reading →

Today we want to show you the beautiful Traveller's notebooks from Prima Marketing. Continue reading →

After the recent interest in calligraphy and lettering, today we clear up some doubts about the Kuretake markers. Specifically, in this post, we tell you all about the Clean Color markers. Many of you have asked us about Tombow, Fudenosuke, Clean Color, and all kinds of lettering pens. Which ones to use, which ones are better? Continue reading →

You can hardly know a scrapper without a die-cutting machine. There are different options on the market, and a few months ago we told you about all of them here. Today we are talking about the new arrival; the long-awaited Big Shot Switch Plus. Continue reading →

Is there a more important element in our scrapbooking creations than paper? Probably not, and that's why there are so many models on the market. Of course, the only difference between them is not just the design. Let's talk about paper. Continue reading →