These are some of the scrapbook-related web sites I visit when I’m in need of inspiration. I also have a collection of other web sites on my del.i.cious account.
Books
- Amazon
- Although their scrapbook/rubber stamping book selection is not as extensive, I’ve found some at very competitive prices. If you don’t mind waiting up to 10 business days for your book/s to arrive, they’re worth a shot.
- Klutz
- Typically found at your local bookstore, their books are more geared towards the juvenile crowd. However, the projects presented in their books cater to anyone looking for something fun to make! My favorite Klutz books are
- Handmade Cards
- Picture Bracelets
- Totally Tape – actually my daughter’s. Keeps her occupied while I work!
- Making Mini Books
Scramping (Scrapbooking and/or Rubber stamping) Ideas
- Stampin’ Up
- Their coordinating colors are what first attracted me. Once you become familiar with the rest of their artwork/products, you’ll be able to spot a Stampin’ Up! creation anytime, anywhere. :-)
- Splitcoast Stampers
- Tons of samples, technique tutorials, forums, and more.
- You don’t need to register a user name to access general info, but they offer a paid membership for additional samples.
- Free Weekly Inkling newsletter
- Two Peas in a Bucket
- The other resource web site I go to when I’m looking for inspiration.
- More scrapbooking vs. rubber stamped card samples.
- Great for when you’re looking for non-card, non-scrapbook ideas, i.e., altered <anything>
- Hero Arts
- An all-time favorite of mine from when I first started rubber stamping. Their card designs are very simple yet elegant. They’ve penetrated the scrapbook world since I became a fan; their LO samples are just as elegant.
- Impress Rubber Stamps
- If you look closely, you’ll notice that their creations are “very Hero Arts”. I love surfing their web site if only to feast on their eye candy!
