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Welcome to (scr)apropos!

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I’ve been a scrapbooker since my high school days, when I used construction paper and rubber cement with ticket stubs and restaurant napkins—all in a looseleaf notebook. In the mid-90s, I discovered archival scrapbooking, and I knew I’d found my calling. In the years since, I’ve come across two types of people: those who say, “WOW! I want to do that too! Show me how!”… and those who say, “WOW! There’s no way I could ever do that!”

This blog is mostly written for the latter. I want you to know that you CAN do what I do. It’s just a matter of finding your own style and going for it. Being comfortable with it. Feeling PROUD of it.

I scrap professionally for people who don’t have the time or inclination. I’m overjoyed to have a job doing what I love to do, but really, I think it’s important that your albums be alive with YOUR personality: your memories, your stories, and your little things and big milestones. I want your finished albums to evoke tears and laughter, sighs and snickers. I want you to preserve your legacy.

You can do it! Whether you’re a seasoned scrapper who’s looking for new techniques and ideas, or you’re a beginner who feels paralyzed by the task, or you’re that person who keeps saying, “I’d love to do that, but I’m not creative enough”, this is for you:

You can do this. Let me show you how!
Welcome to Scrapropos!

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4 Responses to “Welcome to (scr)apropos!”

  1. Elaine Says:

    Good to see you posting! :) We can inspire each other!

  2. Meg Says:

    Congrats on the scrapblog. I’ll be reading daily. Can’t wait to get some great hints and tips from you!

  3. Veronica Says:

    Yay - I’ve added this to my list of favourites and will be checking in regularly :)

  4. Desiree Says:

    Scrapbooking tips from a Pro! I am very excited about this blog :)

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At (Scr)apropos it’s always the right time for scrapbooking. Here you’ll find inspiration for completing layouts, trying new techniques, and getting your supplies organized. Find out about new products first, see who is hot in the scrapbooking industry, and enter contests for fun prizes. Join (Scr)apropos and celebrate your creativity while preserving your cherished memories.

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