eBook - 101 Scrapbooking Tips - Child Development eBook ...

Product Description
Do you remember those days as a kid pasting newspaper clippings onto paper and bundling dozens of papers together with some fancy ribbon or a string? Do you also remember all of your hard work falling apart two months later?

Now there's a grown up way to save and preserve your treasures: Scrapbooking.

The concept behind scrapbooking hasn't changed since grade school. You can still place photographs, newspaper clippings, poems, and tickets into your scrapbook to display and preserve your memories.

However, scrapbooking techniques and tools have matured substantially since you were a kid. Scrapbooking albums have replaced the messy bundles of paper. These albums are generally bound or placed in a three-ring binder. In this way, your hard work won't fall apart. Furthermore, new specialized covers allow protection from the outside elements.

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 49)

Learn how to “tie-dye” with wax paper. (Page 45)

Learn to create embossed foil for an antique look. (Page 40)

Discover the usefulness of magnetic sheets for ever-changing scrapbook pages. (Page 44)

Discover the unique look Shrink Paper can have on your photographs. (Page 43)

Learn how to smudge your scrapbook…on purpose! (Page 37)

Learn how to change the tint of photographs without a computer. (Page 31)
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 26)

Learn to add the technique of Faux Painting to your desi27gns. (Page )

Find out how to give a chalk appearance without dealing with the mess of chalk. (Page 28 )

Discover how to create a rusted metal appearance without using rusted metal. (Page 35)

and much more.....