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Step-by-Step: Beach Bucket Boys
by Jane Swanson (Sep 12, 2008)
A boy, a bucket and a beach combine to make dozens of photos for this adoring grandma! It is difficult for me to choose a favorite photo to highlight so I focused on the title and let the little boys happily play beneath it. |
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Step-by-Step: Backyard Buds
by Trish Dykes (Jul 7, 2008)
Though the photo itself didn’t represent all the warmth and feelings I attribute to summer, I was able to create the mood by choosing papers and embellishments that gave a sense of this season that I love so much. Here is how I did it. |
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Preserve Your Summer Memories, Forever
by Jill Davis (Sep 24, 2007)
The relaxation and fun of your summer vacation might be behind you, or it could still be on the horizon. Whatever the case may be, we want to help you document your special memories in a format that keeps them safe for a lifetime and beyond. |
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Totally Scrapliftable Summer Layouts
by Andrea Steed (Jul 19, 2007)
In the spirit of hot-ness and summer, here are ten fabulous summer layouts I found in the Scrapjazz.com layout gallery that are totally worth scraplifting: |
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Tropical Inspiration
by Tiffany Roberts (May 29, 2007)
Tropical colors are the perfect jumping-off point for layouts, cards, and embellishments on all topics, not only those that deal with sand, sun, and surf! By thinking outside the box you can use these colors to give your project a dynamic and even whimsical feel. |
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Summer Embellishments
by Karen Baxter (Jul 13, 2005)
Looking for a way to add flair to your summer pages? Try these three easy handmade embellishments, which call to mind sun, sand and fun. |
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Hot Summer Colors
by Lindsay Teague (Jun 17, 2005)
The sun is shining and the weather has turned hot. This can only mean one thing: summer! Combinations of color can make or break your everyday scrapbook page. Here are a few combinations that you might not have thought of before, but that scream “summer.” |
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Wet and Wild Scrapbook Pages
by Loriann Dale (Jul 31, 2003)
It is summertime again! Time to break out the sunglasses, the swimming suits and the sun block. No doubt you will be breaking out the camera as well! |
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