Karen Maldonado writes:
create this shabby chic, vintage-look trinket container was the gorgeous designer papers and lace! I just adore creating handmade flowers, and incorporating a quilling technique and punches made this project especially fun. Using recyclable items, like this trinket container I had on hand, is a cheap way to decorate. I figured this would be a fabulous way to keep extra small items all together in one place, as well as a beautiful way to brighten up a room!
Watch this great video from Stacy Julian! It’s so nice to be reminded that not everything needs to be a masterpiece 
I just LOVE these puffy, colorful flowers created by Helen Croft at Scap-A-Little:
I’m loving these cute and EASY ribbon flowers that I found a tutorial for at Scrapjazz.com
Make them in just minutes with the complete tutorial, found here.
I love this article from Debbie Hodge at Get It Scrapped:
GET THE LOOK: TRANSLATE BOHEMIAN STYLES TO YOUR SCRAPBOOK PAGES
I just love this cool new vintage jewelry from Making Memories – and so easy to put together! Check out this cool video tutorial:
I borrowed this article from SpottedCanary.com, and I wanted to share it with you and pose it as a challenge I’m going to see if I can scrapbook my five senses in the coming weeks… why don’t you try to scrapbook yours??
Author: Karen Bulmahn
“Did you see that?” “Yum, that tastes good!” “Wow, what is that smell?” “Ouch, that hurts!” “What did you say?” All of these phrases allows for interpretation by one of the five senses. They are more than likely phrases used by many of us very often, if not daily. Have you ever tried to scrapbook strictly about one of your senses? It actually is very challenging, and it is amazing how much you can in the process.
Whenever I want to see the latest products on display or learn the newest techniques, I visit ScrapbookVideo.com
They have a new video almost everyday… check it out!!