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Scrapbooking and making Memory Albums. I can answer questions regarding proper products to use to preserve photographs. Additionally, I can provide information on layouts and the other processes to use to make memory books attractive. I have taken many classes in scrapbooking and am have done books for others. I am an active participant on several e-mail loops which discuss style, products and idea exchange. I have completed dozens of memory albums and am currently working on four new ones.
Albums that are complete are the greatest accomplishments!
More than anything I enjoy the looks on my children's faces when they see themselves in our albums. Having the priviledge of being the family historian is terrific!
I would like to be able to submit some of my more creative pages to scrapbook layout magazines.
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| Joyce | 07/16/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Fantastic advise. Thanks so much, I was ..... |
| Patty | 03/17/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | GREAT advice. I used some of it ..... |
| NK | 06/22/08 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks for your help! I will follow ..... |
| Ingrid | 05/01/08 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Sheila, thank you for the ideas to ..... |
| Cyndi Hoelzle | 11/21/03 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
Joyce: Congratulations to you and your son! What a great career he has ahead of him! My suggestion would be to mark the spots that need to be adhered, sew (just a couple of quick LARGE basting-type
Patty; How about selecting a couple of photos (or even a selection of them) and having a copy of it for each student. Then at the buffet, you can pass them out to all and ask them to comment on the
NK: My best suggestion (being in US and not familiar with suppliers where you live) would be: *Search for "Card Blanks" on the internet (www.google.com) or the like. If you're not "Internet savvy"
Ingrid: What a beautiful tribute to your loyal friend! Like your acid-free scrapbook items and papers, there are acid-free glues and adhesives available as well. For a project of this size, I would
Leslie: I would not use wallpaper in my books. Some paper MAY be acid free (but there's no way to actually tell the difference, short of lab testing) and you could even treat the papers with Archival
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