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Inside and Out Card Sketch
by Rachel Myerson (May 20, 2013)
As we are approaching the end of the school year, students will be graduating, winning awards, and heading off on new adventures. These milestones and life changes provide many opportunities for card giving. Here is a sketch that you can use for these timely cards, or any card. |
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Scrapping the Food of Our Lives: Hamburger Love
by Gwynn Asbury (May 17, 2013)
May celebrates National Hamburger Month. This was a delightful surprise to me, to know that there is an entire month that celebrates the wonderful summer pastime of the Americans, that of eating hamburgers. This month, I thought I would share ways to scrapbook about one of the most loved foods in the world--hamburgers. |
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Preserving Your Heritage Photos
by Heidi Anne Giebel (May 16, 2013)
Heritage or vintage photos should be treated differently than your typical digital photo because unless you have the negative, the photo might be irreplaceable. |
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Scrapbooking Essentials
by Denise Gormish (May 15, 2013)
Starting to produce scrapbook pages can be a daunting task due to the large amount of supplies and equipment available. For the seasoned scrapbooker, it can even be daunting to look at all your supplies and not know where to start. For the scrapbooker who likes to go to crops, it can be hard to decide what to bring. |
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For the Love of Bicycles
by Cindy deRosier (May 14, 2013)
It's the perfect time of year for a bike ride! And what better thing to do after a bike ride than scrap the pictures you took along the way? A quick gallery search proves that many Scrapjazz fans love scrapping about bicycling. |
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Mother’s Day: A Tribute to the Past
by Nora Noll (May 13, 2013)
Ever since my mother passed away in 1992, Mother’s Day has not been a pleasant day. Even with the birth of my daughter Charlotte, I relished being a mother but there was still an empty hole every time this holiday rolled around. I decided this year I would scrap some vintage photos of my mom that I had reprinted. |
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Mother’s Day Cards
by Jennifer Vardy Little (J-M) (May 10, 2013)
With Mother’s Day quickly approaching, most of us have some serious card-making to do. After all, no one else will appreciate getting a homemade card like Mom, right? Here are two simple card layouts that can be completed in under 30 minutes:
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Marvelous Museum Layouts
by Rachel Myerson (May 9, 2013)
Museums are wonderful places to visit. Some museums provide an opportunity for learning while others allow visitors to appreciate old or beautiful things. In addition to the traditional art museum, there are science museums, history museums, interactive museums, and outdoor museums. |
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Scrapbooking Volunteer Work
by Jennifer Wolfe-Pearce (May 8, 2013)
Volunteer work comes in many different forms: helping a friend in need, donating money, spending time in a selfless labor of love. No matter how you donate your talents and resources to others, it’s a part of your life and should consider scrapbooking about it to preserve those important memories. |
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End the School Year with a Thank You
by Amy Sotolongo (May 7, 2013)
As the school year winds down and summer is on the horizon, don’t forget to thank a special teacher that has made a difference this school year. |
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10 Quick Photography Tips for Amateurs
by Jeanette Giancaspro (May 6, 2013)
I'm not a professional photographer. I don't own an expensive DSLR camera. I won't be using a lot of technical jargon in this article. What I am going to do is share 10 things that you can do right now, with just about any camera that you have, to improve your picture-taking skills. |
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(Inter)National Scrapbooking Day
by Georgina Hefferman (May 3, 2013)
It is (Inter)National Scrapbooking Day, of course, and you have our official permission not to do any chores! Instead we think you should find a babysitter for the kids, find a quiet spot in your house to escape to and shut the door. Spend the entire day scrapbooking to your heart’s content! |
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Visiting the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
by Amy Sotolongo (May 2, 2013)
If you ever travel to Washington D.C., the Air and Space Museum is a fun place to spend an afternoon. It includes a wide variety of planes and space exhibits and is well laid out for easy exploration. |
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Boys and Their Comic Books
by Jennifer Vardy Little (J-M) (May 1, 2013)
If you’re a mom of boys, you probably find yourself doing a lot of boy-themed pages -- and let’s face it, there are lots of boy favorites like Superman, Batman and Spiderman who got their start in comic books. |
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Travel Scrapbooking: Albuquerque, New Mexico
by Rachel Myerson (Apr 30, 2013)
Albuquerque, New Mexico is a wonderful destination for a weekend getaway or longer. It is a modern city with an interesting history and a western feel, surrounded by beautiful mountains. It is also the home to largest hot-air balloon festival in the world. |
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Using Multiple Photos on a Page
by Heidi Anne Giebel (Apr 29, 2013)
Often I am asked by fellow scrappers how to get more photos on a scrapbook page. It is increasingly common, with the advent of digital cameras, to take dozens of photos of any single event. Here are a couple of ways to fit multiple photos onto a single page or double page layout. |
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Including Poetry on Your Layouts
by Denise Gormish (Apr 26, 2013)
Poetry has a special quality to it. As a literary art it evokes more meaning and goes beyond the normal narrative. Using poetry in scrapbooks takes your journaling way beyond the basic facts and creates more emotion. |
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Telephones and Scrapbooking
by Rachel Myerson (Apr 25, 2013)
In April, we celebrate the anniversary of the first home phone installed (April 4, 1877) and National Telephone Day (April 25). In honor of these events, this is a great time to consider how telephones have affected our lives and to include them in our scrapbook pages. |
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Sketch-It Travel: Prague, Czech Republic
by Amy Sotolongo (Apr 24, 2013)
My husband and I love to travel. Last summer we visited several cities and Prague was our last stop. Prague is a very unique city, one that definitely has a depth that we have not seen anywhere else. |
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Scrapbooking with Shakespeare
by Georgina Hefferman (Apr 23, 2013)
Sometimes when looking for inspiration it is worthwhile looking in places you perhaps have never thought of before. Upon learning that it was William Shakespeare’s birthday on April 23, I decided to see how I could be inspired by his work. |
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Earth-Friendly Ways to Get the Most out of Your Supplies
by Gwynn Asbury (Apr 22, 2013)
In honor or Earth Day, I am going to share with you all some ideas on how to maximize your supplies and upcycle. Last year, I wrote an article about upcycling your product packaging. Today, I thought I would share with you some ideas on how to get more out of your supplies. |
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Autism Awareness Day: Finding Your Voice in Journaling
by Jeanette Giancaspro (Apr 19, 2013)
Autism spectrum disorders affect approximately 1 out of 88 children, according to statistics from the Center for Disease Control. They are more likely to affect boys (1 out of 54) than girls (1 out of 252), and these disorders are found in all racial and ethnic groups. |
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Thirty Uses for Twine
by Jennifer Vardy Little (J-M) (Apr 18, 2013)
Baker’s twine came onto the scrapbooking scene a little while ago, but my love affair with twine keeps on growing. Running out of ideas on how to use it on your layouts? Here’s a list with some ideas! |
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Using Fabric on Your Girl Layouts
by Nilsa Gonzalez (Apr 17, 2013)
My scrapbook layouts are usually very girly and sweet. I was blessed with five daughters and many nieces so I am always looking for different ideas to scrapbook cute, sweet and feminine pages. |
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