Enjoying the art of scrapbooking one project at a time.
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Setting goals for your scrapbooking can be very useful. It can make the time you spend scrapping more efficient, since you know what you’re working toward.
Your scrapping goals could vary from finishing your wedding album, taking a picture a day (ala Project 365), setting up a scrap space, organizing your materials, mastering a new technique, [...]
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If in your layout you end up using a variety of elements, but still want to maintain a cohesive look then repeat a certain element.
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Got blank space on a photo or layout? Use that space for unique journaling.
Try journaling in a circle, like one of those big lollipops you get a fair. Or even a list, no need for an introduction or closing. Why not write your title in large block letters and journal inside the letters?
Make your journaling [...]
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Need a quick layout? Try laying six 4×6 photos horizontally on a 12×12 two-page spread.
It’s quick and easy. To spice it up a bit you might add a stripes border above and below the photos or use a large space for your title or journaling. Without any type of embellishing it could be quite [...]
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Need a little flair? Add a dab of glitter.
I have to admit I’m partial to glitter. Actually if it sparkles there’s a good chance I’ll like it. Glitter is just a quick way to add a little something extra. It can bring a layout together, enhance a photo, or highlight an embellishment. But don’t get [...]
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