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If you want to commemorate the culture of a place you've visited or plan to visit, you might want to consider the topic of this episode: create a book with an authentic item that portrays the place and culture. Below are a few pictures of my own book, which I made to showcase photos and items from Rocky Point, Mexico…
I learned how important it is to pay attention to the space around your subject (or in scrapbooking, the items on our pages) while learning a little about how to paint. Then I learned what the spacing between items communicates while learning about logos.
We're taking you behind the scenes for today's free episode on building your own embellishments. I think you'll enjoy this one because it's…well, you'll just have to watch and see for yourself. Just click on the player above or to download the higher-quality episode, click here.
Need some tips for the outdoor family photography you're doing this summer? We took today's episode outside so I could share some simple tips with you. This one is for the Paperclipping Members so if you'd like to have access to it and all the other videos in the archives, please head over to the Membership Information Page to find out what it means to be a member and how you can become one.
Need an easy way to scrapbook all those multiple-photo layout-opportunities that summer time is providing you? Today's idea is fun, easy, and will still allow you a lot of flexibility in terms of photo numbers, placement, and the tone of your story. And, it's a free episode! You don't have to be a Paperclipping Member to watch.
So what do you think? After watching today's video, what stories are already coming to your mind?
We have another free episode today. If you have an over-abundance of tags in your scrap stash, this week's episode will give you a fun idea for using them.
While there is nothing wrong with a vacation album or minibook that simply highlights the trip's activities, there are some trips that add up to more than just that list. Some vacations impact you at a deeper level than the exciting agenda can show.
For today's free episode, I'll share a vacation minibook I made for a trip like that. I'll share how I found connections among my memories of the trip that led to a theme which I carried through the entire book. Many of us will have family vacations to document this summer, and I hope this episode gives you a new way to think about how you can approach your album or mini.
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Below are a couple photos of the book I featured in the video. You can see the rest of the book in a set on my flickr page by clicking here.
The Two Of Us (In Sedona) The Two Of Us Minibook
Two of us last page Supplies for these pages: Spiral minibook (7 Gypsies) * Patterned paper and title (My Mind's Eye, background paper of second pic unknown) * Scroll sticker (Creative Imaginations) * Letter stickers (Creating Memories).
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Here is the free trailer for today's episode of Paperclipping for our Members. This episode is all about color and how to mix your own colors from acrylic paint using just a handful of base hues. Even if you're not into paint, this episode should help you with color in general. One thing to note is that video is not able to pick up the subtleties of color that our eyes see, so you'll have to rely more on what I explain than what you can see in the video during some of the color mixing portions.
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You can see the minibook page featured in the episode by clicking here. By the way, I added a few more pictures of the You Me minibook featured in the recent episode about Visual Memoirs. Below is the one page featured in the episode…
How often do you stare at your table, with no idea how you'll scrapbook a set of pictures? I used to do that all the time, and it was the one thing that sometimes made me not want to scrap. Fortunately that hasn't happened in years, and today I'll show you why.
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For this episode I show you the steps to take to make a window with a grouping of photos and to create a flower planter underneath that window. The idea is to create the feeling of peeking into my kitchen window to see the activity going on in there. Not only will you see the steps it takes to build the planter, I also share a couple of artistic and design principles and concepts.
I apologize for not having had the time to post a picture of the layout featured in the video. I'll try to come back and add it later. Want to see the trailer and all the other free tutorials?
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