Welcome to our Tips and Tricks Page

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How to start a memory journal? It's easy with Keepsake Studio & the Spellbinders Capsule Collection. If you need any help to get started with Memory Keeping, a clever concept and a neat binder, this is the right video for you to watch. Also if you are a more experienced memory keeper, I think this is fun & helpful for you to watch. Ester Glas willl show you how easy it is to get started!
Watch Ester Glas YOUTUBE Video Here: 
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What's in a “Basic Tool Kit”?

The basics are really your favorite scissors and wet and dry adhesives. 

Other helpful items are

• a ruler (love the one with the 0 center),
• bone folder or creaser (teflon is amazing as it won't leave marks on your paper),
• craft mat (to protect the work surface),
• tweezers (for those little bits)
• 12x12 Paper Trimmer (for when scissors and a ruler just aren't enough)
• disposable gloves (keep that manicure pretty)
• baby wipes (to help clean up those messy projects)
• foam tape and/or pop dots (to add interest to your project)
• blending tools (to perfectly apply inks to your project
• corner rounder (for added interest)
• journaling pen, markers or colored pencils (to add your personal touch to the project)