A messy background can hold a lot of fond memories.
Published February 23, 2011 | 
Baby Cakes Workshop
Published February 11, 2011 | Challenge #39 : Double Header
Published January 24, 2011 | All you need is love…. and a little chocolate!
Published January 23, 2011 | 
What is the first thing you would think of when you hear the phrase, “Valentine’s Day”? Chocolate! I’d say. When you want to show someone you care on this special day, chocolate always does the trick—okay, not always. “But everyone gets chocolate on Valentine’s Day,” you say, “so what makes it special?” Ha! These cool little candy wrappers will make that chocolate extra sweet. You can personalize the wrappers with sweet messages and cute sayings. Here are a few of mine and some basic directions, but feel free to be creative and don’t be afraid to get personal!
View Master Card Hybrid Workshop
Published November 18, 2010 | Calendar Workshop
Published October 1, 2010 | 
Posted in p2P Archives, Workshops Archive | 
Creative Memories, digital scrapbooking, Kim Mannino, storybook | 
3 CommentsBlue Portfolio: Texting
Published September 24, 2010 | Collecting Facebook Messages
Published September 13, 2010 | 
Here’s an idea to make pages from all those wonderful greetings that are posted on your Facebook page. Make a digital scrapbook page for yourself or a friend to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, graduation, new baby, job promotion or wedding by taking screenshots of your Facebook wall and cropping them in StoryBook. Arrange, embellish, and you have a unique keepsake to add to your album or give as a gift as a page print. Who wouldn’t love to preserve memories of friends’ well wishes on a special day?
Undo Key
Published April 24, 2010 | One of my favorite features in Storybook is the undo key. Being able to undo something I don’t like gives me the freedom to make as many mistakes as I want to without having to start over with brand new stickers or papers. Wouldn’t it just make life so much easier if we had our own undo key? Before digital scrapbooking, I was all about traditional—I would have papers all over the place in different shapes and different colors, different sizes and different prints; and each time I would make a mistake on one of my pieces, I would have to start over and re-cut the shape out of more paper. This, obviously, wastes precious paper! So with digital scrapbooking, not only is there not any kind of mess, I can undo anything and still have my brand new, full sheet of paper that I will never run out of. … Read More
