Hold onto family memories with new trends in scrapbooking

This season is a time when families get together and reflect on fond memories. With the advent of technology there's no shortage of family photos, but with our fast-paced lives it's becoming increasingly difficult to keep up, document and admire these treasured memories when they're stashed away on our computers or smartphones.

According to Sara Douglass, Interim CEO for crafting company Stampin' Up!, there's now an effective way to capture these memories with a revolutionary back-to-basics scrapbooking system called Project Life by Stampin' Up!. It's a simple and affordable way to get your photos into albums: you just slip your photos into photo pocket pages and add designed cards.

“It's a back-to-basics approach to documenting your life,” explains Douglass. “In a nutshell it's all about spending more time making memories and less time scrapbooking them. There's no requirement to cut or glue or embellish anything. And yet, the end results are spectacular.”

Project Life makes memory keeping easy and fun with card collections, accessory packs, albums, photo pocket pages, pens and other accessories. Douglass explains that you can keep things simple when you need to, and when you have more creative energy you can dress it up with the coordinating stamp set and accessory pack.

The holiday break is the ideal time to go through favourite family moments of the past several months and document them in fun creative albums. Organize a DIY scrapbooking party where everybody brings their favourite photos of the year to make custom albums.

For those who want a special keepsake to commemorate this holiday season, Stampin' Up!'s Hello December 2015 daily jou
aling solution is perfect for keeping track of special moments.

“It's ideal for families who want to scrapbook their baby's first Christmas or capture treasured holiday moments throughout the month,” she adds.

More information on scrapbooking trends is available at www.stampinup.ca.