Join the ScrapBujo Design Team

CREATE · PRINT · SHARE

Love turning beautiful papers into something real? Create with ScrapBujo and help other crafters discover what they can make.

Publish on your own channels

Create a project or print and test the papers, then publish the result on your own social channels and promote scrapbujo.com or scrapbujo.etsy.com. Sending us photos privately is not enough.

1,000+ followers

You need at least 1,000 followers or subscribers on one active channel: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or another social platform.

A small team, more creativity

Our team has up to 10 active members. Receive one free collection per month while you keep publishing, with optional extra collections in some months if you would like to try them.

Explore free paper samples & creative projects

What we ask of the team

Have at least 1,000 followers or subscribers on a single social channel and keep your channels active. Followers across different platforms are not added together.
For every gifted collection, you must publish a project or a print test on your own social channels and send us the public publication link.
Promote scrapbujo.com or scrapbujo.etsy.com in your publication. Include the link in the caption, description or your profile where the platform allows it; otherwise clearly display or mention the website address.
Tag ScrapBujo and clearly mention that the collection was gifted. Sharing only private photos or feedback does not fulfil the collaboration.
For print tests, publish photos or a video of the printed papers and share your printer, paper, settings and honest feedback.
The next monthly collection is provided after we review your previous publication. If you stop publishing or your channels become inactive, new deliveries pause.
Extra collections are optional and offered by agreement. If you choose an extra collection, it also comes with an agreed public project or print test.
Keep the digital files for your own use. Do not redistribute or sell the files.

We agree the deadline and contribution with you before each delivery. This is an exchange of digital products for published creative work or published print tests, with no cash payment. Meeting the follower minimum does not guarantee acceptance. When the team is full, applications can remain pending for future openings. You can leave the team by contacting us.

Tell us about yourself

Fields marked * are required. Share links to work you have already published; no file uploads are needed.

Name or creative name * Email * Country / language YouTube channel URL Your qualifying social platform * Link to the channel with 1,000+ followers * Followers / subscribers on that channel *At least 1,000 on one channel. We check the profile and recent activity when reviewing your application. Social profiles (Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, blog…) Links to 2–3 examples of your work * How would you like to contribute? * Tell us about your style and availability * My social channels are active and I will keep publishing regularly. * I will publish every gifted collection on my own social channels, promote scrapbujo.com or scrapbujo.etsy.com and send the public link. I understand that private photos are not enough and that the next collection depends on the publication being reviewed. * I agree that ScrapBujo can use these details to review my application and contact me about the Design Team. I have read the Privacy Policy. *

Your application is private and is not a newsletter subscription. We do not publish your details or reuse your work without separate permission. Contact us to request deletion. This form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to prevent automated submissions.

Meet Juan’s DT editorial team

Juan A. leads the ScrapBujo DT editorial team. Joel, Lara, Claudia, Cris and Moon coordinate its practical guidance and help readers with questions about projects and digital files.

Juan A.

DT lead

Juan A. owns ScrapBujo and leads its Design Team. He sets the direction for the DT editorial coordinators and makes sure readers can find practical guidance connected to the right collection or article. The team works under Juan to handle questions about digital files, printing and creative projects. Juan oversees the editorial process and the public conversation around the advice.

Joel

DT editorial coordinator

Joel is a DT editorial coordinator on Juan’s ScrapBujo team. His area is file formats, dimensions and preparing a project before printing or cutting. He helps the team turn a question into clear next steps, with a link to the relevant ScrapBujo page. When a detail depends on the file or software, his guidance leaves room for the reader to ask a follow-up.

Lara

DT editorial coordinator

Lara is a DT editorial coordinator on Juan’s ScrapBujo team. She focuses on visual planning: combining papers, choosing a page layout and finding a starting point for a creative project. She helps shape guidance that readers can adapt to their own materials. Her role in the team is to keep visual ideas connected to the collection or article being discussed and to welcome follow-up questions.

Claudia

DT editorial coordinator

Claudia is a DT editorial coordinator on Juan’s ScrapBujo team. She focuses on the steps around a digital purchase: locating downloads, opening files and understanding what a related page actually includes. She helps the team write practical instructions without asking customers to share order numbers or private links in public comments. Readers can reply when a step needs a clearer explanation.

Cris

DT editorial coordinator

Cris is a DT editorial coordinator on Juan’s ScrapBujo team. The focus is useful prompts for journals, memory pages, cards and small paper projects. Cris helps the team turn a broad idea into a manageable first step while keeping suggestions separate from promises about a product. Questions in the replies help the team see which creative instructions need more detail.

Moon

DT editorial coordinator

Moon is a DT editorial coordinator on Juan’s ScrapBujo team. The focus is seasonal themes and ways to combine a collection with different paper craft ideas. Moon helps the team present options readers can adapt, such as a color pairing or page plan, while checking that any file or format detail comes from the related page. Readers can answer with the project they are trying to make.

These editorial coordinators are separate from the creator places offered through the Design Team application above.