mycroproom's commentsComments On: EverythingArticles Blogs Journals Photos created by: Everyonemycroproom ScrapSubmit.com - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 10:34 PM I'll try it right now! Check out MyCropRoom.com A Beginner's Guide to Scrapbooking Budget Friendly Innovative Scrapbook Supply Storage - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 10:29 PM I love collecting odd containers for scrapbook odds and ends. I use a door-hanging shoe rack to hold all of my scissors. I have a small hardware (like nuts and bolts) organizer to hold my brads and eyelets. And I have magazine files to hold my scraps of still usable paper. I'm going out to find dishwasher racks to tack up on my wall to hold my pens. Thanks for the idea. Check out MyCropRoom.com A Beginner's Guide to Scrapbooking Friday Fun: What Is Your Scrapbook Style? The Results - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 10:04 PM I find that I change my style pretty frequently. I'll usually go in color stages. I'll go through a "sage green period" and unconsciously I'll incorporate that color in my layouts. Then it will switch to lavender. Then it will go to stripes, then polka dots, etc. It's funny to go back and look at my old layouts in order of creation and see the progression of my "stages." Check out MyCropRoom.com A Beginner's Guide to Scrapbooking Why is Scrapbooking Important to You? - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 09:57 PM I can NOT go into a scrapbook store and not buy something! It is physically impossible! This must be how gamblers and impulse buyers feel. I know I have enough supplies to last me at least 1,000 layouts but I still love to collect more. I get so excited to find new coordinating patterns of designer paper. I can't leave baby themed supplies alone. I have racks and racks of paper and I still don't have enough space for it all (I blame the lack of space!) There must be others out there like me because scrapbooking is not just a quaint hobby for stay at home moms, but a multi billion dollar industry. Check out MyCropRoom.com A Beginner's Guide to Scrapbooking Scrapbooking is a Lifestyle - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 09:48 PM That is so true about our lifestyle! I also have noticed that we take photos differently. Every occasion becomes a new layout idea. Every store I go into becomes a potential hidden treasure for uncommon scrapbook embellishments. I've been doing this for over 15 years and I can't imagine my life being any other way. Check out MyCropRoom.com A Beginner's Guide to Scrapbooking Scrapbooking: Finding Common Ground - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 09:42 PM This is a great idea, but you can also make a layout focusing on a single photo. Just mat the photo extra wide or double mat it so it will take up more space and voila! An orphan photo has found an attractive home. For more tips and tricks about scrapbooking go to MyCropRoom.com Scrapbooking those "Leftover" Photos - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 09:34 PM Another idea for extra pics is to crop them into small squares with just faces and line the side of your layout like a filmstrip. Even goofy or "too candid" pictures look great when lined up with other facial expressions. Find out more about scrapbooking at MyCropRoom.com Biggest Scrapbooking Mistakes - Sticker Sneeze - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 09:23 PM Great ideas! I've been scrapbooking for over 15 years and I cringe when I look through my earlier pages. Thanks! Heidi MyCropRoom.com A Beginner's Guide to Scrapbooking A Day in This Military Wife's Life - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 09:18 PM Very helpful and insightful. My Navy hubby and I are new to the fleet so it's nice to know basically what I'm in for. Faith and Religous Scrapbooking - Blog Entry13 Apr 2007 09:10 PM Thanks for the info on LDS themed scrapbook stuff. I moved out of Utah after graduating and LDS products are pretty scarce here in the South. |
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