Challenge Archive

1. Hip to be Square Sketch

2. Make Your Own Stamp

3. Tip: Best 4×6 Photo Collages

4. Linear Design Sketch

5. Use Your Mail

6. Tips for Going Digital

7. Fill in the Story Gaps

8. Get Inspired by an Outfit

9. Three Vertical Photo Sketch

10. What’s in a Name

11. Diagonal Line Sketch

12. Put Your Test Run to Good Use

13. Get Colorful Sketch

14. Tips for Documenting Halloween Part 1 and Part 2

15. Tips for Documenting Autumn

16. Get Into Character

17. Mad for Tags Sketch

18. Scrapbooking Yourself

19. Look at a Book

20. Strip Sketch

21. 5 Tips for Documenting Your Everyday

22. Get Transparent

23. All About Squares Sketch

24. Things to Fix

25. Clean and Simple Sketch

26. Make a Memory Keeping Gift

27. Arrows Sketch

28. Start Somewhere Different

29. Column Sketch

30. Bring on the Sparkle

31. Instagram Sketch

32. Ask Someone Else to Contribute

33. 5 Tips for Avoiding Memory Keeper Burnout

34. Use Memory Keeping to Memorialize

35. Document a Series of Events

36. How to Heat Emboss

37. At ___ You

38. How to Survive Scrapbooking Challenges

39. Use a List

40. Document Someone Else’s Memory

41. Tip: Transcribe a Video

42. Change Your Time Perspective

43. Do Something Fun and Record It!

44. Look Through Your Stash for Ideas

45. Make Your Own Chevron Stamp

46. Document What You Eat

47. Go BIG with Glee

48. Use a Poem

49. DIY Embellishments with Washi Tape with Katie

50. Use a Document

51. Retro Project Life with Alissa

52. Document a Prank

53. Follow a Tutorial

54. Just Words

55. Document a Favorite Teacher

56. Tip: Transfer an Image

57. Use a Scrap Collage Background

58. Use a Quote from a Movie or TV Show

59. 3 Stamping Tips

60. A Memory of Your Mom

61. Life Changing Words

62. Your Favorite Place

63. Tip: Repeat a Technique

64. Finish a Product Package

65. Become a Photo Nerd

66. The Soundtrack to Your Week

67. Celebrate a Dad

68. A Few of Your Favorite Things

69. Transform Something from “Eh” to Awesome

70. Use a Photo as an Embellishment

71. Advice to Children

72. Get Inspired by Architecture

73. Document Your Collections

74. Use a Not So Flattering Photo

75. What I Like About You…

76. Document the Stories You Tell

77. September Sketch

78. Document Your Favorite Class or Subject

79. Use Sequins

80. Lift a Color Scheme from Artwork

81. October Sketch

82. Use Wood

83. Get Inspired by a Product Line

84. Document Something You’ve Made

85. November Sketch

86. Document Family History

87. Use Autumn Colors

88. Get Inspired by a Magazine Cover

89. December Sketch

90. Use Gift Wrap

91. Document a Favorite Holiday Memory

92. Get Inspired by Something Sweet

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