What are you grateful for? Take a few minutes to stop and think about the many blessings in your life and then record them in a Gratitude album. Start a new Thanksgiving tradition!

Non-stop cropping combined with delicious food that you didn´t have to cook and a beautiful nostalgic atmosphere! Read all about this amazing weekend retreat!

My suggestion as to the most necessary scrapbooking tool - the Fiskars 12x12 Straight Edge Cutter.

Computer fonts are so fun to use on your scrapbook pages, especially if you know how to find good ones!

Plan an interview with a family member in order to learn more about their earlier years. Answer the interview questions yourself as well so that you will have this journaling already completed for your family.

Your family tree chart has holes. Now what do you do to fill in those blanks of missing family information? This article will walk you through the steps to locate family records.

Many scrapbookers naturally become family historians and begin researching their family roots. This Family History series of articles will help you learn more about the process of becoming a family historian. A great start to your family history is the family tree.

Many people have asked how I discovered Faithbooking so here it is!

Faithbooking is about finding God's fingerprints on your life and journaling and scrapbooking those moments. "God Moments" by Alan Wright helps you to recall the experiences which he calls God Moments.

Many Christian families are now taking scrapbooking even one step further and creating spiritual scrapbooks to remind them and others around them what God is doing in their lives. Creating a Spiritual scrapbook is now referred to as Faithbooking.