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Lynnette Walczak

I'm a lifelong scrapbooker who's been documenting every moment of my life in pictures... for decades! I currently have 171,285 photos saved in 6,034 albums online (backed up in 3 different locations). I switched from old-school photo corners and thick paper binders to archival quality tape and Creative Memories albums after college. To me, there is absolutely nothing better than preserving your life's memories in photographs... and scrapbooks! Then I added rubber stamping and cardmaking to my craft talents... followed by candle making, paper crafts, and other DIY projects. When I'm not crafting, you'll find me at the corner of Good News & Fun Times as publisher of The Fun Times Guide (32 fun & helpful websites).

All the places to find FREE scrapbook supplies in 2024 - embellishments, diecuts, papers, page titles, journaling, layouts, NOT just digital scrapbooking!

If you're looking for a small Halloween gift or giveaway for a Halloween party, these Halloween gift bags are ideal. They're simple to make, and can be personalized any way you like.

The following page toppers and titles are the ones I review whenever I'm creating Valentine's Day scrapbook pages. Or when I'm scrapbooking pages about Love, in general.

Independence Day crafts to get kids excited for the Fourth of July holiday. From DIY tote bags to homemade sparklers & patriotic face painting. Fun ways to add sparkle to kids craft time on the 4th of July!

Looking for cute sayings, witty quotes & fun poems for Scrapbook journaling or handmade cards? Use these Halloween card sayings in your crafty Halloween projects

Looking for an easy Christmas craft idea? Have some extra scrapbooking paper? Here's an idea: make paper ornaments in all shapes & sizes from leftover paper!

I started scrapbooking when I was in high school. Here's why I scrapbook and how I organize my scrapbooking albums.

Free Scrapbook Fonts: The best places to get fun fonts for your scrapbook pages. These are FREE to download for personal use. Enjoy!

This video shows a fun way to get your kids involved in making Halloween invitations that you're going to hand out -- because they're too bulky to mail. It's a really clever idea: hand-write all of the details about the party on a tiny pumpkin!