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Two Peas in a Bucket: where its scrapbookers went

Two Peas in a Bucket was one of the biggest scrapbooking shops and message boards online. Its site no longer answers. Many of its members carried on at 2Peas Refugees, a ProBoards forum.

Browsing and posting are free.

Two Peas sold paper, stamps and digital kits, and its boards and galleries were where many people learnt to scrapbook. When it closed, regulars set up their own board to keep talking.

Below is where each part of Two Peas lives on, as we found it on 27 October 2026.

See also: scrapbook forums that still run, forums for digital scrapbookers.

Bring your pages back online

Post an old layout or a new one to the tbf scrapbook community, with the materials and the steps. Make a digital scrapbook online.

Browsing and posting are free. See the community.

What Two Peas did, and where to find it now
At Two PeasWhere to go nowNotes
The message boards2Peas Refugees on ProBoardsStarted by Two Peas members; its oldest threads in Google date from October 2014
Sketch challenges2Peas Refugees challenge threads, or a shop forum such as The LilypadThe refugees ran a Sketchtember challenge as recently as September 2024
The layout galleryScrapbook.com gallery, or the tbf scrapbook communityThe community lists each page's materials and steps
Paper and stamp shoppingScrapbook.com and independent scrapbook shopsTwo Peas sold many brands in one place, as Scrapbook.com still does
Digital kitsDigital kit shops such as GingerScraps, Sweet Shoppe and OscrapsEach runs its own forum and monthly challenges
Stretch Your Sketch videosOld episodes on YouTubeSearch the series name; uploads still show up in results

Why people still search for Two Peas

Some are looking for a layout they saved there years ago. Others want the same mix of friendly regulars and good page ideas.

The layouts that were hosted on Two Peas are gone with the site. If you posted there, check your own computer, Pinterest boards and old blog posts for copies.

2Peas Refugees today

It is a general forum now as much as a scrapbooking one. Threads on travel, recipes and family sit beside challenges and supply questions.

That suits people who came for the friendships. If you only want layouts and techniques, a shop forum or a gallery will be quicker.

Finding the same kind of place

What made Two Peas work was that a page, the products on it and the people who made it were in one place. Few sites put all three together now.

  • For talk: 2Peas Refugees or r/scrapbooking.
  • For challenges: a digital or paper shop forum.
  • For pages with their materials and makers: the tbf scrapbook community.

Steps

  1. Find your old pages

    Search your photos, Pinterest boards and blog for layouts you shared on Two Peas, and save copies.

  2. Say hello at the refugees board

    Post an introduction mentioning your old Two Peas name. Someone may remember it.

  3. Pick a challenge

    Join one sketch or kit challenge a month to keep making pages with other people.

  4. Repost a favourite page

    Put one old layout in the tbf scrapbook community with what you used to make it.

Questions

Is Two Peas in a Bucket still open?

No. Its address returned an unavailable error when we tried it on 27 October 2026, and the shop and boards have been gone for years.

Where did the Two Peas message board members go?

Many went to 2Peas Refugees, a free ProBoards forum. Others moved to Scrapbook.com, Facebook groups and digital kit shop forums.

Can I get my old Two Peas gallery layouts back?

Not from Two Peas. Look for copies you kept, pins of your layouts on Pinterest, or old blog posts. The Internet Archive may hold some pages.

Sources

Before you finish

Plan the page count

4 photo pages at 3 photos per page.

Allow extra pages for the cover, keepsakes and your own words.