We’re willing to bet that you have been in a similar place as we are right now. Have you ever dreamed of achieving or making something and then began working toward it? We know you know about hard work, and not really even knowing for sure if anything will come of it. And then it…
Our last State of the Paper Address was so much fun! (Check it out here.) One of the topics covered was other fun things you can do with your Project Life cards. We thought our blog readers might enjoy taking a look at those projects, and heeeeeere they are! Picture Frame Sometimes old photos are…
Generally speaking, you might say that, here at Finders Keepers, we put the mess in domestic. So there are those who might think that us putting together a memory album themed around the art of domestic life might seem a bit contradictory. But that’s the beauty of this kit. It’s celebrates everything that’s messy and…
With summer just around the corner, it’s time to begin gathering your memory keeping supplies for the memories that have yet to be! Preparing a couple of quick pocket page layouts will make it all the more easy to create your layouts–just slip in your favorite pictures from your day at the beach and you’re…
The night Max wore his wolf suit and made mischief of one kind… …and another… …his mother called him “WILD THING!” and Max said “I’LL EAT YOU UP!” …so he was sent to bed without eating anything. If you, like us, occasionally get sent to your room, you may want to have some…
Our Better Not Pout 12×12 memory layout is perfect for capturing a special, Christmastime memory, with very little effort and quick as a wink. Everything comes precut and ready to go. All you need to do is choose 2-5×5 pictures and you’re all set. Our PDF instructions are super easy to follow, and, if that…
For you Poe fans out there: our Nevermore 12×12 memory keeping kit. The background is a dark and dreary library. Cobwebs coat every surface. Rats and spiders skittle about. You can almost hear the wind howling outside, rattling the windows, sneaking in through the fractured glass and winding its frozen tendrils around your ankles. Go…
Welcome back! (If you missed our first post on journaling your memory albums, check it out here.) Hopefully, our initial argument for journaling hit home and you are now ready to embark on a journey of self discovery, as a writer. This time we want to set you up for success, with some of the…
