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Smackdown

by Heidi Myers

I love this Easter layout because it shows the sassy (read: normal) side of my kids. The journaling says, "Easter Egg Smackdown. Easter Bunny, you've been served!" The simplicity of the layout allows the photo to shine and the colors are just perfect for springtime. Plus, I got to use up a good bit of my ribbon and trim stash which is always a bonus.  

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The Bird

by Christy Butters

I did this layout for a challenge. It's not my normal style but I wanted to showcase the pictures and focus more on the story. I laugh out loud still thinking of my daughter's reaction when the bird bit her camera.  

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Glee

by Dana Tatar

I love to use elements cut from patterned paper as embellishments on my layouts. Butterflies and flowers are my favorite. I added one green puffy butterfly for texture and a fun pop of color.  

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Completely Happy

by Christy Strickler

The photo I used for this page is not the best quality. It's from one of those Chuck E Cheese picture machines. The vibrant happiness in the photo is what makes me love this page so much, regardless of the photo's quality.  

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You Are My Light

by Jill Blanchard

This is one of my favorite quotes from Harry Potter. My family is my 'light' and I wanted to make a layout with it. I love this extreme close up of my daughter while waiting in line at Ollivander's Wand Shop at Universal Orlando.  

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Love Family Tree

by Joni Parker

I really had fun with this layout. I stamped & embossed the huge tree, then just sat the layout aside on my table and every few days as I was scrapping other projects, I added a little bit more to this one. It just kept growing into this layout that is busier than my normal style, but was tons of fun to put together and to watch it evolve.  

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Inspiration to Spark Your Creativity

Above are a smattering of the types of projects you’ll find inside Scrapbook News and Review Magazine. Each week, just to give you a taste of what we’re all about, we’ll feature artwork from the current issue from both SNR staffers and published readers. So check back often for your sneak peek inside!

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SNR Staffers - Executive Making a Difference Every Day

Selected with care and appreciated for their passion, our staffers truly make all the difference in the publishing of an art magazine such as Scrapbook News and Review Magazine. We invite you to take a bit of time to get to know them, check out their favorite pieces of artwork, read about the differences they’re making in the world, and check out their blogs for even more inspiration.

 
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Kate Koch

Editor-in-Chief
Michigan

I created SNR Magazine with a burning desire to educate and encourage paper crafters from all over the world, and it feels incredible to see my goals realized every month. I'm always up for new challenges and am looking forward to taking SNR Magazine into fresh and fun directions.

 
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Marisol Jiminez

Managing Editor
Michigan

As the Managing Editor, I wear many hats and I love them all! Helping to take the magazine each month from just a small idea to something marvelous along with working closely with SNR staffers and friends is what makes my position here at SNR Magazine so wonderfully satisfying.

 
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Dan Koch

Executive Editor
Michigan

There is nothing more satisfying than watching SNR Magazine grow by leaps and bounds, knowing that I'm a part of its development and success. My role as Executive Editor allows me to be productive and creative as I help to oversee the day-to-day operations of the magazine.

 
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Miguel Jiminez

Senior Editor/Education Director
Michigan

Education has always been emphasized at SNR Magazine and I take my role as Education Director very seriously. As we dive deeper into 2012, I look forward to widening the scope of the department and developing a program that is as informative as it is fun and inspiring.

 
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Meredith McKenna

Senior Editor
Michigan

SNR Magazine is such a creative and empowering environment and I'm blessed to be a part of it. Being on the admin team gives me a sense of fulfilment that is second to none and I enjoy all of the hustle and bustle that goes on behind the scenes as we put together each issue with loving care and enthusiasm.

 
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Ayla Flynn

Senior Editor
Michigan

Who knew meeting deadlines could be so much fun? At SNR Magazine, I get the pleasure of seeing the magazine come to life as I help out with planning, shaping and configuring each issue. It's exciting to be part of a group that cares so much and puts their hearts into making sure SNR is the very best it can be.

 
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Dylan Valkyrie

Advertising and Events Director
California

It's an honor to be part of such a noteworthy magazine and to work closely with such admirable people. I also love working with clients as we provide them with the opportunity to put their paper crafting products into the spotlight.
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Cristina Alvarez

Marketing Director
Nevada

As a die-hard planner and list maker, my duties at SNR Magazine fit me like a glove. Although relatively new to SNR, I can't wait to dive in and manage the growth (and the fun!) of the marketing department, including all of its social media avenues.

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Font of the Week

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Okay, so it’s not necessarily a font but I’m a big fan of dingbats and I plan to sneak them in every once in awhile. Just a sprinkling for good measure. Because seriously, there is so much you can do with them. My favorite trick is to use Photoshop to blow them up nice and big and use them as digital stamped images. You can even color in the images with Photoshop or a comparable photo editing software program. I also love making borders. Just type out the dingbats I want in a Word document and print. A perfect border and if I want to use it on a 12x12 layout, I just print two rows, splice them together and sneak a little embellie somewhere on the seam.

Keep an eye out for a special call on using dingbats on your projects and start thinking about what you can do with them!

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I'm a homeschool mom, wife, and avid scrapbooker. I love spending time playing video games with my husband and son. My scrapbooking style is a bit eclectic. Lately, it's been a bit more on the artsy, playful side. I love to explore new techniques. When I start using my scrapbook stash, I'm like a little girl playing in her mom's makeup. I might make a mess with a little paint and mist, but I always get my story on the page.

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It's not always easy to find talented artists, but it's always easy to show gratitude for a job well done. Here at Scrapbook News and Review Magazine, we look for people who are persistent, professional and passionate about the paper crafting industry, and we're fortunate to have a group of 30+ clever crafters to help us make SNR one of the most impressive, widely received and largest online art magazines on the planet.

One of the things we love most about our team is that it’s comprised of staffers who have been a part of SNR Magazine for years – some from the very beginning – and we’re looking forward to developing long-term relationships with newer staffers as well.

Yet it doesn’t matter how long our staffers have been on staff, their dedication and attention to detail is steadfast and strong. As the editors of SNR, we’re thankful for their impact on the magazine and pleased to give credit where credit is due - for their significant contributions to the magazine are the reasons why Scrapbook News and Review Magazine is the remarkable publication it is today.