The Curio Pantry – Digital Scrapbooking
Digital Scrapbooking with the Curio Pantry
This bundle, Tap Roots, is tailored to curate your own histories. Really, each day you are making your own family history. Whether it be genealogy, past family history, or your current story you will find this bundle fitting to capture and document so that it is never forgotten.
This bundle, Countryside, reflects the promise of sunshine, and fresh air that spring brings with it. It has folk art touches and hints of the farm, as well as good mornings! This cheerful bundle, which has over 200 elements, journal cards, papers, clusters, and illustrations, is perfect for giving your pages or projects that “happy to be alive” feeling.
Every season has something we can find to celebrate and the freezin’ season is no exception. There are icy wonders, frosty windows, and sweet snowflakes just to mention a few. Oh and don’t forget those delicious winter treats that make all those frigid days a little easier to bear. The bundle Sweet Snowflake, helps you to document those special, or ordinary, moments that happen in Winter.
It’s no secret – I am pretty old fashioned. I love a lot of the ways of old and pretty much anything vintage or antique. …
Today is November 1st and I am hoping to bring you a little cheerful fun with Digital Scrapbook’s blog train! First off, I have a …
How can it be October already? Well, at least that means there is a new blog train! My contribution uses the palette for the blog …
I have a new release at Digital Scrapbook called Charlotte’s Farm. This one is certainly near & dear to me as it is inspired by …
Whether it’s memory lane of your own babyhood or you are a new Aunt, Uncle, cousin, parent, or grandparent you can celebrate the arrival of a new baby or grandbaby with this soft and sweet “Baby Dear” scrapbooking bundle. The soft colors and lots of cute elements of this bundle make a charming addition for your projects and documenting your memories.
November is here and today is the Digital Scrapbook blog train. I will admit I struggled some with the train’s palette until I finally saw …