ScrapSimple Club Archives

Five Steps to ‘Watercolor Fabulous’ Templates!

In this tutorial, I’ll show you a fun way to color vintage overlay Templates using a watercolor brushes.

Scrap Girls SS Club Exclusive: Going Places

Designer Armi Custodio loves to travel, so she created this month’s ScrapSimple Club: Going Places to cater to all kinds of travel themes, whether road trips, air travel, or just a quick trip to the city. Plus, Armi included plenty of cool technology pieces so you can drop them into your selfie-inspired layouts all year long! Fun Fact: Armi explains that […]

Customizing Layout Templates

Templates. Some people love them and some people hate them. The reason for the latter, I believe, is that some scrapbookers find templates rigid – rigid in that they don’t meet the scrapbooker’s needs and rigid in that they stifle creativity. People who love templates have discovered what I’m going to share with you today. […]

Scrap Girls SS Club Exclusive: Beyond the Sea

Long for the sound of waves and the feel of sand under your feet? Discover the perfect nautical kit for ocean, lake, and water-fun memories: Beyond the Sea!

Catch a Wave With Gradients & Paper Templates

Find out a quick and easy way to color your paper templates using the Gradient tool in Photoshop and Photoshop Elements!

Scrap Girls SS Club Exclusive: Serenity

Geometric designs, along with a fabulous array of photo masks, florals, and borders are featured in the May ScrapSimple Club: Serenity!

Fun with String Art Spiros

In this fun tutorial April Martell shows you creative ways to use string art spiros on cards and layouts.

Scrap Girls SS Club Exclusive: Folksy

Folksy features templates that will take you on a virtual trip to northern Europe!

Two Quick Tips for Paper Templates

Two quick tips for coloring and adding texture to paper templates!

Quick Color Schemes for Templates

Sometimes working with ScrapSimple products can feel overwhelming because the color scheme is left up to you. When I start feeling overwhelmed, I head over to my stash and pick an existing collection that has a color palette I’m drawn to, then I use the Color Picker tool to select colors from it.