Category: Zines
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Turning Family Conversations Into Zines, Songs & StoryworldsFor the Family Historian With a Wild Streak
If you’re a family historian, you’ve likely spent time collecting old photos, scanning handwritten recipes, documenting genealogical charts, and maybe even recording the occasional oral history. But what if the raw conversations — those messy, beautiful, unfinished ones — held more than just factual value? What if they were seeds for something bigger? Something weirder?…
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Creating a DIY Family History Zine: A Treasure Trove of Memories
Preserving family history is a meaningful way to celebrate your heritage and keep cherished memories alive for generations. One delightful and creative approach to documenting your family’s legacy is by creating a DIY family history zine. This project not only brings family members together but also results in a heartfelt keepsake that everyone can enjoy.…
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The Lims’ Rubbish Famzine: A Decade of Family Creativity
In the bustling creative scene of Singapore, one family has turned their household into an art collective, producing a unique magazine called Rubbish Famzine for over a decade. Conceived by Claire and Pann Lim in 2011, along with their children Renn and Aira, this “famzine” (a blend of “family” and “zine”) is a testament to…
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Sarah Morton Taggart – Thomas Callister & Helen Marr Clark & Caroline Clara Smith & Mary Lovina Phelps & Caroline Eliza Lyman: A Climb Up My Mormon Family Tree
Zine: Thomas Callister & Helen Marr Clark & Caroline Clara Smith & Mary Lovina Phelps & Caroline Eliza Lyman: A Climb Up My Mormon Family TreeAuthor: Sarah Morton TaggartFormat: 40-page Digest-sizeAvailable at: Sarah Morton Taggart’s Website A Journey Through Mormon Heritage Sarah Morton Taggart’s zine, “Thomas Callister & Helen Marr Clark & Caroline Clara Smith…
Family Scrolls is a creative hub for reimagining family history. We believe that your family’s past isn’t just something to preserve—it’s something to experience, explore, and share in new and meaningful ways.
