Creative Scrapbooker Magazine wants to see and publish your paper crafting projects in an upcoming issue. Your project must be an unpublished* and an original piece of work. Scroll down to the bottom of this page for a guide on how to submit.
Our deadline for Fall 2020 page call is April 17, 2020.
Please note: If your project is chosen to be published in an upcoming issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine, we will contact you to send us your original work. We will always return your project and then send you a free copy of the Creative Scrapbooker Magazine that it was published in.
*Unpublished means your project has not being published in a PRINT magazine. The project you submit may currently be posted on social media – including blogs, galleries, Instagram etc. If your layout is chosen, we will simply ask that you remove it from social media until after the publication date.
If the project you have submitted has been published in an online newsletter or magazine (one that does NOT get printed as hard copy) we will accept your submission and are aware, that should your layout be chosen for our publication, that you will not be able to remove it from the newsletter or online magazine.
Themes for our Fall 2020 issue:
- Projects that reflect social isolation, your day to day, emotions, homeschooling etc.
- Everything leaves. Designing with leaves, stamping with leaves, leaves patterned paper, paper leaves, falling leaves, photos of leaves. Cards and layouts.
- Using your hand lettering on your layouts.
- Inspired by the art of Henna
- Inspired by Farm Animals – layouts or cards.
- Everything FALL – thanksgiving, harvest, back to school, Halloween
- Recycling old makeup – repurpose old eye shadows, nail polish etc on your craft projects.
- Bible Art Journaling
- All Occasion Greeting Cards
- Cards inspired by the Pantone Color of 2020 – 19-4052 Classic Blue
Where You Create
We want to see where you scrapbook or craft! It is so easy! Take photos of your space – tell us a little about it and email your submissions to Kim at kim[at]creativescrapbooker.ca. Each week Kim will pick a scrap space to highlight on our blog. We are so excited to see where you have been creating!
Cover Images
Imagine seeing your photo on our front cover! We are always looking for that perfect photo for our front cover. If you have a photo that you have taken and feel it would look fantastic on our magazine cover, please send it to us using the same process below, and let us know which season you think it would best be found on.
How to Submit
All projects must be previously unpublished.
Our deadline for the Fall 2020 issue page call: April 17, 2020
There is no deadline for projects and ideas that may not address a specific theme in an upcoming issue:
- General paper crafts (including children’s paper crafts)
- Layouts and cards
- Amazing photos
- “Walking Away” photos that we highlight on the last page of each issue
Next Step
Fill out the online submission form below, or
E-mail a digital image of your work to submissions[at]creativescrapbooker.ca, or use the submission form below. Please limit file size to 200K and attach only one image per submission.
Please be sure to include the following information in your email: Name, Address, Phone number, E-mail address, Title of layout, Size of layout
In the subject line of your e-mail, please indicate the Page Call you are submitting for. For example: “Fall 2020”.
Have an idea for an article? Send it to us!
The sky is the limit! We are continually looking for fresh ideas to share with our readers. E-mail your article by clicking this link: EMAIL ARTICLE. Please include any images that you would like to include. We look forward to hearing from you.
ONLINE SUBMISSION FORM:
Thank you!
We created Creative Scrapbooker Magazine for you, our readers! Our goal is to continually provide inspiration, information, and ideas, presented in a way that is fun, sophisticated, and easy to follow. Creative Scrapbooker covers all areas related to scrapbooking, including card-making, stamping, paper crafts, and digital scrapbooking, along with heartfelt editorial stories about the people that define our craft and share our community. We look forward to hearing from you!
