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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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Check your local craft store (Michael's, Hobby Lobby, JoAnn's, etc) and look for a plastic container with a lid. This could even be a water bottle, sippy cup or anything with a screw-on lid. Since you
Kathy: If you are using copies of the photos, then I don't know that you need to worry TOO much about sealing them. Having said that, using a thin coat of mod podge(or any of those types of sealers) will
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"
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