If you want to give a pristine white paper a browned, unevenly-colored aged appearance and parchment-like texture you need to use an aging t...

Welcome to the final part of the series. I can now update you that the heritage book I created won first place! So I guess they liked my ide...

Welcome to the fourth post in the series! I hope you you were inspired to start your own family history book or to add some new ideas to the...

Welcome to part 3 of the series Making a Family History Book part 3. I hope you found the ideas I've shared so far inspiring and maybe e...

Welcome to part 2 of making a Family History Book! I have some more tips for an old school traditional heritage scrapbook to share! Use ...

My young son is turning 13 soon. This year it's his bar-Mitzvah year which means he has special events throughout the year not only with...

Recently I seemed to have gotten in touch with my vintage side. The ephemera, steampunk, metaly side. It all started with a really small met...

I'm so excited and honored to be the first designer to kick off the new and inspiring International Flair section in the Spellbinders bl...