The premier television program for scrapbookers in the U.S., Scrapbook Memories explores the latest techniques and trends to help with scrapbook projects and teaches viewers how to preserve treasured family memories in creative ways. Keeping up with trends, there are now 13 new episodes available in widescreen 16:9.
Each episode explores the latest techniques and trends to help with scrapbook projects. From adhesives to albums; the program has information on products, how-to’s from layout to photography, and dozens of page ideas to inspire.
The program is hosted by leading scrapbook experts, Julie McGuffee and Beth Madland. Each brings their own unique perspective, proving Scrapbook Memories is for all ages and all different walks of life. Whether you’re a young married just beginning to scrapbook or a seasoned, heirloom scrapbooker looking to chronicle your family’s history; Scrapbook Memories has the tools and techniques to guide you through the pages of your album.
Details
LENGTH: 208 x 30
FORMAT: Series
CAMERA: Digibeta
ASPECT RATIO: Seasons 100 – 1500 (SD 4:3); Season 1600 (widescreen 16:9)
INTERNATIONAL TRACK: Yes
TEXTLESS: No
CLOSED CAPTIONS: No
ASPECT RATIO: 4:3
PRODUCTION YEAR: 2005-2011
RELEASE YEAR: 2006
SUPPLIER: KS Productions
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: USA
RIGHTS TERRITORY: Worldwide
Season 1600 (16:9 widescreen)
1601 All Occasions: First we feature an every occasion spinner rack – it’s a new way to feature cards, photos, and memorabilia. Then, Julie will be on location with artist Suze Weinberg –as they get all dressed up in the first artist to artist segment! Last, Julianna Hudgins completes our all occasion lineup with paper crafting at its best.
1602 Kids and Babies: One thing that never changes is our love of scrapbooking our kids and families. First, Julie and Beth have a perfect baby album – not only is it adorable but it’s very easy and includes some cards to match. Then, Julianna Hudgins is back with great ideas for scrapbooking for kids. Last, artist Julie Fei-Fan Balzer introduces clear embossing techniques.
1603 Cutouts and Die Cuts : There are so many ways of making a shape. This show previews the newest. Julianna Hudgins starts out with fabric appliqués – of course she has a great way to cut them out. Then, Beth and Julie create a banner from precut shapes – you’ll be seeing lots of banners this season. Finally, Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero prints, punches and cuts for a unique shaped card.
1604 Home Dec Accents: There are a few key trends changing the face of scrapbooking. The first is the introduction of all different mixed media components like paint and glitter. The second is using scrapbook supplies for other paper crafts like banners, cards and today’s theme which is home dec. The show opens with Julianna Hudgins showing how to create simple home accents with texture. Then, travel with Julie to see home dec at its best with Cynthea Sandoval – she even has a scrapbook kitchen. Lastly, Lisa Singer creates a framed wall art project.
1605 Cards: First is Julianna Hudgins and card making 101. Then, we depart a little from cards to meet special guest Nikki Sivils as she shows how to make patterned paper work together on layouts. Finally, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer creates watercolor cards.
1606 Alphabets and Letters: The show’s topic is ABC’s. There are so many different font choices, and ways of creating and using letters. First it’s time for a little love with some very large letters from Lisa Singer. Then, Nikki Sivils is back with 3D layouts. Finally, we end with our ABC’s again and Julianna Hudgins.
1607 Mix It Up: Mixed media is the most prevalent new idea in scrapbooking. This trend is introducing many new materials to scrapbooking and becoming a new category. The first project is from Rebekah Meier – this is true mixed media with canvas on wood and lots of surface technique. Next, meet Melody Langworth with all different techniques – rubber stamping is a great bridge between various media. Last, we create translucent embellishments with Julie Fei-Fan Balzer.
1608 Vacation: The show focuses on unique ways to remember special trips. Julianna Hudgins opens the show with a vacation tag book. Then, in our artist to artist segment, join Julie Fei-Fan Balzer on location with Mou Saha and a page entitled “Swim” – its summer fun at its best. Finally we have an album, frame and series of pages all in one – these are themed kits from exotic places.
1609 Books and Albums: This show features the newest ideas for displaying photos in books or albums. First is Julianna Hudgins demonstrating a unique album project. Then, meet Kim Hupke for an interesting way of cutting and embossing. Last, it’s a layout inspired by coordinating supplies. The page is too pretty to hide in an album-it is perfect for framing.
1610 Flowers: When you’re looking for a touch of color on a layout – nothing is easier than adding flowers. They can signify the season, bring a feminine touch, and also add just about any sentiment. First, Julianna Hudgins combines flowers and phrases for a pretty project. Then, travel on location with Julie and Noreen McKee for miniature blooms as an accent on cards. Julie Fei-Fan Balzer wraps up the show with some quick techniques for decorating fabric blooms.
1611 Celebrations: Scrapbooking often revolves around a celebration – a birthday, wedding, and anniversary. It makes sense to not only create pages to commemorate those events but also use paper supplies to actually create the party – making things like banners, table decorations and more. First, Julianna Hudgins shares her own party theme. Then, we meet Suzi Guerzi with some wonderful stickers as we travel on location. Finally, we create a domino frame with Julie Fei-Fan Balzer – the perfect gift.
1612 Specialty: There are always new specialty items for scrapbookers. First, it’s Julie Fei-Fan Balzer with a great photo canvas. Then, we head on location with Julie to learn about new uses for buttons. Next, Beth visits with Julianna Hudgins on location creating cards with a new technique. Last, Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero returns with some fascinating nested cards using software options for creating unique cards.
1613 Mix It Up Again: More than any other trend – mixed media is changing the face of scrapbooking. First, Julie and Beth demonstrate how to create a banner from chipboard featuring dress form shapes. Then, in the artist to artist segment, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer interviews Claudine Hellmuth. Finally, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer returns to the show creating a photo magnet.
Season 1500 (4:3)
1501 Green Scrapbooking: Lisa Singer joins us for a perfect teen project – mixed media photo frames hung from a recycled hanger. Then, meet Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, she’s recycling a tyvek envelope to create a card featuring a butterfly. Next, Linda Sattgast creates sepia toned photos – it’s a great way to reuse an existing photo for a new project. Last up, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer is back with the first of 5 special lessons for this season – Julie is presenting design principles for scrapbooking and just about any craft. The first is “contrast”.
1502 Specialty Albums: Our first guest is Vicki Gurney. We’re going to learn how to make our own custom books and albums with a special tool. Then, its time for Julie Fei-Fan Balzer and how to make your own custom buttons for a personalized layout. Last up, meet Patti Wilkinson and create a personal journal built from paper strips for a super fast technique.
1503 Home Dec: First up, decorate your home with a glitter shadow box frame to highlight your favorite pictures. Then, meet Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero for a very unique home décor project using the computer. We’re making a candle holder from photos. Last up, Stacey Caron features embossed metal on a wood frame- perfect for any décor.
1504 Organize and Save Time: Lisa Singer decorates acrylic photo frames with custom glitter embellishments for a quick and easy project. Then, it’s design lesson #2 from Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, and all about the concept of “emphasis”. Just how do you decide what’s most important on your project? Last up, Vicki Gurney returns to decorate album covers with unique embellishments.
1505 History of Scrapbooking: Barbara Kotsos is first with information on web sites that feature family history. Next, it’s time to create some current history with Helen Chu. She’s adding dimension and pizzazz with overlays, die cuts, and alphabets. Then Julie Fei-Fan Balzer returns with a lesson on transferring photos to canvas. Finally, Kristy Day creates a vintage recipe book featuring her grandmothers writing.
1506 Scrapbooking with Kids: Julie Stephani plans the perfect kid’s party including decorations, banners, favors and more. Then Julie Fei-Fan Balzer has a project called inchies. These are mini designs for cards, pages, and embellishments. Last up, create ornaments; this is a perfect family project.
1507 Mixed Media: First, is a great mixed media book with a variety of materials. Then, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer returns with a metal technique including embossing plus much more. Last up, Stacey Caron is back with the perfect wedding ensemble and very subtle use of new materials.
1508 Keepsakes: What better way to create a keepsake then by adding a personal message or recording a voice or song? We’ll show how to add sound to your pages and albums. Next, Stacy Julian “makes it personal” – good advice for every scrapbooker. Then, Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero is back with a unique card. She takes photos of kids and pets and turns them into a kaleidoscope for 3D flowers. Last up, is a design lesson on “balance” with Julie Fei-Fan Balzer. What does that term mean for a scrapbooker?
1509 Paints, Dyes, Markers and Inks: First, we have a brand new technique to share – screen printing is not new – but we have a brand new way to silk screen with Kristy Day for a unique cropping party. Then, it s a lesson in color printing with Linda Sattgast and making photos monochromatic. Next, it’s design principle #4 with Julie Fei-Fan Balzer and the concept of “unity”. Last up, is a fun 3D flower pot featuring chip board flowers.
1510 Gifts and Cards: First, we have a great gift for your favorite scrapbooker – it’s the gift of memories. Then Julie Fei-Fan Balzer has a unique and very quick gift with a binder clip photo holder. Last up it’s a party with Patti Wilkinson. What are gifts without a party – or maybe that’s a party without gifts? We have banners, bows, and favors all from paper strips and the technique is adaptable to any occasion.
1511 Technology: Kristy Day is back with bridal shower invitations created with a unique cutting system. Then Julie Fei-Fan Balzer has design principles 5 and 6, the last of our series, featuring “pattern” and “rhythm”, and as a bonus “movement”. Last up, it’s all about texture as we cut and texturize in one step.
1512 New Trends: First, we have a new way to look at both color and paper with color core paper – you can use it in many different ways, like sanding, tearing, and embossing. Our special guest is Anthony Grinnell. Then we feature Barbara Kotsos and one of our most requested digital concepts – the Andy Warhol effect. Then it’s a very interesting take on color using the computer again, as Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero uses just one photo to make both the background and the embellishment but they look totally different. Last up, Julie reintroduces decoupage in a new way featuring a kaleidoscope of color.
1513 Stickers and Stamps: Die cuts and stamps go hand in hand especially when they coordinate with each other. Then, it’s Julie Fei-Fan Balzer and how to make you own personal background. Last, meet Suzy West with a unique and fanciful clear mini book
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Where can I find the “flip’mat” for page layouts that Beth showed at the beginning of #1612?
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