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Photo Tip: Shared Stories

By Kim Mannino

Your scrapbook holds your memories - but what if it could hold everyone’s? From funny text messages and favorite snapshots to handwritten notes and old ticket stubs, the most meaningful pages are built with the voices of the people who lived the moment with you. Whether you're preserving a birthday, vacation, or milestone, collecting contributions from friends and family turns your pages into something more—a shared story, filled with warmth and connection.

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Tool Tip: Stamp Tool

By Tameka Bond

The Stamp tool lets you add decorative details to your pages, ranging from subtle to sensational in seconds. This tip explores the basics of this powerful software feature.

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Workflow Tip: Chronological vs. Random

By Kim Mannino

Struggling to decide how to organize your next album? This helpful tip breaks down two popular approaches, chronological and random, and explores the benefits of each. Whether you love a tidy timeline or prefer to scrap whatever sparks joy, this guide will help you find a workflow that fits your style and keeps your creativity flowing.

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Journaling Tip: Pets and Animals

By Kim Mannino

Want to make your pet pages more meaningful? This journaling tip helps you move beyond the basics and capture the quirks, stories, and everyday moments that show your furry friend’s true personality.

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Artisan Tip: Temporary PAKs

By Tameka Bond

Learn benefits for creating Personal Art Kits (PAK) as a temporary housing place for elements that you do not plan to use long term.

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Tool Tip: Save As - Part 4

By Melanie Radko

Explore the software’s “Save As” option to export your work as a PDF file (*.pdf).

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Artisan Tip: Blend Mode: Overlay

By Kim Mannino

This tip explores how the Overlay blend mode can transform photos and digital papers by enhancing contrast, mood, and color. Learn when to use it, how to apply it, and why sampling colors from your image leads to more natural, visually compelling results.

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