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Charmed, I'm Sure
Ah, the charmed life… I don't live one but using charms on my scrapbook pages gets me close! Charms are defined as jewelry-like trinkets or words believed to possess magic power. When attaching the metal ornaments to your layouts you will feel the enchantment they create.
For this layout I replaced certain words in my story with various charms. While I would normally use only one or two charms on a layout, it was a fun way for my daughter to read along with the story on her scrapbook page. A lumpy layout like this could produce dents on the facing page in your scrapbook so care should be taken to keep the album upright.
Types of Charms:
- Variety of themes
- Silver/Gold Copper/Bronze
- Large/lumpy
- Small/thin
Sources for Charms:
- Craft and hobby stores (the jewelry making sections)
- Jewelry Boxes (grandma's attic or your own)
- Fishing Tackle (lures and hooks)
- Online sites (search for scrapbook charms)
- Scrapbook stores (charms designed specifically for scrapbooking)
Ways to Attach Charms:
- Glue Dots
- Ribbon or Fiber
- Jump rings/Chains
- E6000 (industrial strength adhesive for heavier charms)
- Brads
- Strung from wire
- Free-floating in shaker type boxes
The next time you are looking for a fun way to add that extra pizzazz to your scrapbook pages, extend a delicate arm and utter those soft words, "Charmed, I'm sure!"
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