Heritage

Step-by-Step: Memoirs Title Page
by Andrea Steed (Feb 24, 2009)
My grandmother is an amazing person with an amazing life story. Even more amazing is that she’s been willing to write it all down and record her story! Here’s how I created the title page for her Memoirs album:

Scrapping the Decades
by Lindsay Teague (Aug 1, 2005)
We’ve all got those embarrassing photos of us with the 50’s accessories, 60’s slang, 70’s clothes, or 80’s hair. Here are a few hints on scrapping through the decades to make the process a little more painless.

Heritage Scrapbooking
by Lindsay Teague (May 11, 2005)
I love the thought of having a heritage book to pass down through the generations with pictures and stories from the ancestors before us. These tips for creating classic heritage scrapbook pages will inspire you to get out those pictures and put them into the books.

Seven Tips to Finding Your Family Tree
by Rockester (Mar 9, 2005)
When I began my search, I had my parents’ and my grandparents’ names and their location in a rural farm community. Over the following three decades, my pursuit of our family stories and facts has blossomed into a wonderfully rich and full family tree of over 5,000 individuals. Here are seven tips to help you do the same:

Living Family History: A Multimedia Biography
by Andrea Steed (Dec 3, 2003)
I recently read the book Living Family History: Creating a Multimedia Biography by David A. Beardsley. The book is a step by step instruction for creating a multimedia (primarily CD-ROM or DVD-ROM) family history or individual biography. As a scrapbooker and self-proclaimed family historian, I was quite interested in what a project such as this would involve.

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