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Titles
Create eye catching, clever titles and make them an important part of your scrapbook page design.
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Dealing with a Missing Letter
by Cindy deRosier (Mar 14, 2013)
Is there anything more frustrating than planning a title, pulling out the perfect chipboard letters or alphabet stickers and being short one little letter? I hate that! Of course, there are many ways around the problem. Here are some of the solutions I use the most often. |
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Mix-and-Match Titles
by Polly McMillan (Oct 3, 2012)
As scrapbookers we’re always looking to choose an element that catches your eye at first glance when creating layouts. It could be a photograph or an embellishment but an obvious choice is the title. I love to create mix-and-match titles, choosing colors or elements that truly do draw you in at first glance. |
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Using the Date in Your Title
by Denise Gormish (Oct 30, 2009)
Numbers are important and dates often tell an important part of the story. But how often do we think to use the date as a title? The date can work very well as a title and provide focus to the subject of the layout. |
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Custom Titles Using Microsoft Word Outline
by Maegan Hall (Apr 20, 2009)
Before the days of personal die-cut machine alphabets and automated title makers, we had to depend on ourselves to come up with titles using stickers, penmanship and freehand designs. To make my stickers stretch, I regularly used Microsoft Word to make my own die-cut titles |
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Creative Letter and Word Replacement
by Denise Gormish (Feb 4, 2009)
Are you looking for a creative way to spruce up a title? One way is to change the title by adding images to it. Instead of using letters for the entire title, letters and words can be replaced by images. Here are a few examples. |
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Attention-Grabbing Titles
by Denise Gormish (Jul 21, 2007)
For maximum impact, create a title that will instantly grab the viewer’s attention. Several techniques can be used for attention-grabbing titles. Here are a few of those techniques: |
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Mark your Pages with Punctuation
by Jennifer Sizemore (Dec 30, 2005)
Forget all the so-called rules of punctuation. These little icons of grammar and written text are making a big splash as graphical elements on scrapbook pages. |
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Writing with Numbers
by Amy Stultz (Nov 2, 2005)
The use of numbers is a great way to spice up otherwise ordinary titles and journaling. Consider the following options the next time you sit down to scrap. |
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Unconventional Title Design
by Mimi Russell (Oct 12, 2005)
As you probably already know, one of the most important elements in your scrapbook page (after your photos) is the title. Not every fancy title has to take hours to create though. Take a look at some of these unconventional title ideas and let your imagination run wild. |
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Terrific Titles
by Karen Baxter (Sep 14, 2005)
When you’re looking for a fresh take on titles, the answer might just be right in front of you – on the television screen or somewhere in that stack of mail.
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It's all in the Wording
by Andrea Steed (Jul 26, 2004)
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but sometimes just one word can paint a lasting image on your mind. |
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Titles: Positions Available
by Libby Weifenbach (Mar 31, 2004)
One of the best ways we've found to spice up a layout is to change the position of the title. Here's a how-to on titles. |
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Intricately Cut Lettering
by Stacy McFadden (Feb 1, 2003)
I love the look of a clean-cut title. Most of my layouts feature some sort of exacto work – usually a fancy title, but sometimes a cut out mat or decorative embellishments. I am often asked for tips and hints about using a knife, so I would like to address some of the most common questions here. |
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