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New Looks for Hand Journaling
by Georgina Hefferman (Nov 17, 2009)
Here are some great tips and ideas to inject some energy and interest into your handwritten journaling. |
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Creative Computer Journaling
by Tiffany Roberts (Oct 19, 2009)
One of the best tools in my scrapbook studio is my good old PC. I can plan layouts, research my own genealogy, look for inspiration, print out accents, and do the most creative and fun journaling!
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Journaling Text Within a Circle
by Denise Gormish (Sep 24, 2008)
When creating a layout, the placement of the journaling should be considered. To add interest to a scrapbook page consider putting the journaling in a circle. Here are a few ideas: |
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Printing, Stamping or Drawing Text in a Circle
by Denise Gormish (May 30, 2008)
One fun way to use a circle in journaling is to add the text in a circular shape. You can use a computer, stamp, rub-ons or ink to create text in a circular shape. |
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Journaling with Digital Elements
by Denise Gormish (Aug 26, 2007)
Bored with the same plain text journaling box? Or just looking for something cool to do with your journaling? Then consider sprucing up a journaling box with digital elements. |
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What's Your Type?
by Trish Dykes (Aug 18, 2007)
Learning to mix and match fonts is a tricky craft. Here are some tips for finding the right combinations. |
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Creative Lettering Mini Tutorial
by Missy Fortenberry (Jul 4, 2006)
Hand-lettered titles and journaling have become one of the newest trends in scrapbooking. It’s kind of ironic that so many new products on the market, stickers, rub-ons and rubber stamps for instance, imitate the look of hand-drawn images. |
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Newsstand Inspiration: Dealing with Lots of Text in Your Layouts
by Karen Baxter (Sep 19, 2005)
When it comes to journaling, I’ve come across two kinds of people in my classes – those who can’t think of anything to say and those who have so much to say that they don’t have room on their pages. This article is for you prolific writers, who are looking for a way to incorporate long passages of journaling into your layouts. |
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Monogram Mania
by Lindsay Teague (Dec 28, 2004)
Monograms aren’t only showing up on shirts though; you can find them on purses, jewelry and even jeans. It’s no great surprise that they’ve expanded beyond the fashion industry into scrapbooks across the world. |
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