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Wednesday, April 8, 2009

All Day Web Workshop – Sat, May 2nd

On Saturday, May 2nd, join with thousands of others in the fun, inspiration, and education you'll find on Creative Memories' "Go Digital!" Facebook group. That's right! it's our first-ever nationwide all-day memory-celebrating event! Digital, Picfolio, Traditional. We're covering them all! We have the best of the best nationwide presenters on our agenda. Every two hours starting at 11 a.m., a new link will be uploaded to the Creative Memories "Go Digital" Facebook Group Page! You will be able to sit back and enjoy these 10-15 minute fun, informational and inspirational screen-casts! We'll be spotlighting the newest techniques and tools to make your memory celebration projects come alive with excitement! All day long there will be prizes, group challenges, and even a "People's Choice Page Design" Award in both Digital and Traditional Styles!
Mark the date now, get a friend or two, or six, or ten, together, for a fun-filled day online, on-the-go, or in your home! Keep checking back with "Go Digital" as we put more and more exciting teasers of the the BIG Day's events for you. Click on the informational photo page below to enlarge and see our May 2, 2009 all-day agenda!

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I’ll be there – hope to see you on Facebook, too!

Peeps in a Jar – Easter S’mores.

I saw this project on a bunch of websites & made up some for Easter gifts for teachers & other special “peeps” :)

If you Google “Peeps in a jar” you’ll find lots of examples & methods for making these.  I combined a few & here’s what I did:

Crush 1 sleeve of graham crackers into crumbs & dump into the bottom of a canning jar – if you use ones with the wide mouths I would imagine it would be much easier, but I had these on hand.

Place your Peeps in the jar – against the side.  I used the end of a wooden spoon to smush the last one in. 

In the center of the Peeps place 1/3 cup of brown sugar.  This was easiest to do when I packed together several little clumps & dropped them into the jar.  Then I tamped it down using the bottom of a gravy ladle.  Place 1 1/4 cup of M&Ms on top & you’re almost done!

Here is a link to sheet of tags I made with Storybook Creator Plus.  They have the baking directions to make the Peeps S’mores.

I also made a circle label for the top.   

It features this little guy made with SBC+. You should be able to click on it, then right click on the picture & use “save as” to save it to your computer & import it for use in your digital projects.

 

This was a fun & easy project & would be great for other holidays, too – I know I’ve seen lot of other types of Peeps – pumpkins, ghosts, snowmen –pair them up with seasonal M&Ms & you have tons of possibilities!!

Happy Easter!

Thursday, April 2, 2009

New Recorded Webinar Available

I just finished watching the “Toddler to Teen” Webinar. It’s fantastic & filled with lots of great tips for all types of scrapbookers, no matter what you’re working on. The Webinar focuses on creating an album that captures 18 years of a persons life but is really an overview of many CM album types & products with some fun ideas and techniques mixed in.

The webinar focuses on creating an album for someone that will be graduating high school but this would also be a great way to get started on an album about YOU!

At the beginning of the Webinar there is a nice explanation of the different album styles CM offers, too (PicFolio, Traditional, etc.) There is also a lot of information about products and a great intro to Digital Scrapbooking.

Here is the link to register & view the Webinar:

https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/563676142

Let me know if you would like to have a copy of the handouts mentioned in the Webinar emailed to you.