By Mike Carraway
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Memories are the easiest things to lose. It's so hard to hold on! Don't forget your memories - CELEBRATE THEM!
Maybe you remember the last time your family got together for the holidays. You can remember whose house everyone met up at. But can you tell me what your little nephew was up to all night? Do I have to remind you of what your Aunt did to make everyone burst up with laughter?
Of course these are hypotheticals, but we both know I'm on the right track. No one can remember every single fun detail that life brings us.
Unless we let these memories live on in Scrapbooks!
People have been creating scrapbooks for ages! And they've come a long way. The scrapbooks made by professionals are truly amazing...
...And now you can create scrapbooks with that same professional feel with...
101 Scrapbooking Tips!
Greetings Friend,
Who else wants 101 tips and tricks for creating a professional scrapbook full of memories? Tell me something right now...
...Who do you know that would appreciate a scrapbook made just for them? I bet you could name several people.
A completed scrapbook is one of the most cherished items anyone can have. Honestly, if there's a fire, the first possessions people usually grab are photographs. And definitely a book full of them!
There's no better way to remember a trip then to take it again, page by page. There's no better way to remember a childhood or life, then page by page.
Scrapbooks are captured memories - which make them a powerful thing.
If you're going to put memories in a book, you're going to want to do it in the best way you can. After all, you're going to be sharing this with countless friends and family.
If you've ever had a chance to see a professionally made scrapbook, then you've probably said to yourself, "THAT'S what I want to make."
Well now you can, because in "101 Scrapbooking Tips," you'll find...
"...Secrets of Creating Scrapbooks Like the Pros!"
A professionally made scrapbook can be expensive. But VERY nice. When you have been working with scrapbooks for a long time, you gain experience and pick up lots of tips and tricks on the way.
You do not have to become a professional scrapbook maker in order to learn what they know! "101 Scrapbook Tips" is over 100 pages full of tips and tricks from people who've done all the research for you. But now YOU get to take advantage.
Just look at SOME of the information you will find inside:
=> Realize that you do not need a lot of supplies to start your first scrapbook. (Page 2)
=> Learn to create "Photograph Mosaics" for a "funky" look. (Page 25)
=> Understand what to consider when adding puzzle pieces to your pages. (Page 48)
=> Learn how to correctly add feathers to your scrapbook for an exotic look. (Page 51)
=> Learn how to correctly add dried flowers to your pages for a "homey" look. (Page 52)
=> Discover how tags can add a sense of professionalism to your project. (Page 12)
=> Learn what you can do to fix mistakes... WITHOUT starting over! (Page 17)
=> Find out how to use glass marbles to create a unique magnifying effect. (Page 94)
=> Learn how to "tie-dye" with wax paper. (Page 95)
=> Learn to create embossed foil for an antique look. (Page 96)
=> Discover the usefulness of magnetic sheets for ever-changing scrapbook pages. (Page 74)
=> Discover the unique look Shrink Paper can have on your photographs. (Page 76)
=> Learn how to smudge your scrapbook...on purpose! (Page 77)
=> Learn how to change the tint of photographs without a computer. (Page 78)
Realize that some markers bleed and will ruin your scrapbook - learn which markers are best for your project. (Page 26)
=> Discover the usefulness of wax pencils. (Page 27)
=> Learn to create pockets to keep precious items temporary members of your scrapbook. (Page 62)
=> Learn to add the technique of Faux Painting to your designs. (Page 87)
=> Find out how to give a chalk appearance without dealing with the mess of chalk. (Page 88)
=> Discover how to crea Read more
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