By Wendy Williams  ·  August 22nd, 2006

I recently did a tutorial on making a folder and in my finished image I added a photograph to the front of the folder using adhesive tape. Here’s how to do that.

By Wendy Williams  ·  August 22nd, 2006

Let’s make a simple manila folder.

By Wendy Williams  ·  August 22nd, 2006

Books always seem to be a popular subject so I thought it was time we had a tutorial on how to make one.

By Wendy Williams  ·  August 17th, 2006

Here’s another technique for creating a realistic-looking photo frame, this time with a metallic look.

By Wendy Williams  ·  July 31st, 2006

This tutorial shows you how to make a template for displaying a photograph. It uses a cut-out technique to add interest to the page.

By Wendy Williams  ·  July 18th, 2006

Several people on the forum have been talking about making Wedding Invitations so I thought that we could make a wax seal to add to the invitation or to put on the back of the envelope.

By Wendy Williams  ·  May 19th, 2006

Here’s a spotlight with a little bit more depth.

By Wendy Williams  ·  May 10th, 2006

Here’s a simple technique for creating the beam of a spotlight.

By Wendy Williams  ·  May 10th, 2006

After I did the mini tutorial “Making a Simple Globe”… several people have asked how to make a base for the globe … so here is how to make a very easy one.

By Linda Sattgast  ·  March 24th, 2006

This is the time of year we honor our mothers, and what better way to show her you care than to make a scrapbook page about her? To add a nostalgic touch to the page, you’ll learn how to create the look of grosgrain ribbon using (of all things!) the brick texture in the filter menu. We’ll then put the ribbon on all four corners of a photo.

By Linda Sattgast  ·  March 21st, 2006

I like to use this embossing technique on scrapbook pages where I want a simple, elegant look, such as a wedding page.

By Dave Cross  ·  February 21st, 2006

Oops, I was going to do a “part two” on making your photos look old, wasn’t I? Sorry about that, here it is: creating “old” scotch tape to add to your “old” photos.

By Linda Sattgast  ·  February 20th, 2006

Here is a quick and easy way to create an old-style key for use in your scrapbook pages.

By Dave Cross  ·  February 18th, 2006

Here’s a technique that helps you create what (hopefully) looks like those chenille school letters you earn by being on the track team, in the choir, etc.

By Dave Cross  ·  February 12th, 2006

Oops, I was going to do a “part two” on making your photos look old, wasn’t I? Sorry about that, here it is: creating “old” scotch tape to add to your “old” photos.

By Linda Sattgast  ·  January 2nd, 2006

The collage technique can be as simple or as elaborate as you wish, but it does require some planning.

By Linda Sattgast  ·  October 1st, 2005

This year consider doing something a little different–turn a photo into a Christmas tree ornament and put it on your scrapbook layout. It will really make your page pop!

By Linda Sattgast  ·  May 1st, 2005

The torn edge adds texture to your page and blends with almost any style, from funky to elegant, even a wedding page can get a boost from this versatile technique.

By Matt Kloskowski  ·  April 5th, 2005

Continue on the Easter theme with an Easter/Spring Chick.

By Matt Kloskowski  ·  April 5th, 2005

Create a spring time egg for your digital scrapbook pages.