The key to making quick pages in a short amount of time is organization. Here, Jill Rinner shares organization tips that can make croppin' quicker, easier and more creative. - Organize photos by chronological order or by subject. When you take pictures will help you determine this. For example, if you only take pictures at special events and celebrations, you can organize them by subject.
- Before cropping, pull pictures and products together. Place the pictures for each layout and all the elements you might use on the page (i.e., title, die cuts, stickers) in an envelope so they can be easily accessed. Cut photo mats ahead of time if desired. When you go to crop, you will still have the creative freedom to make a spontaneous page, but all your elements will be right there and you can complete several pages in one sitting.
RESOURCES :
Best of the Best: Scrapbook Ideas
Model: 1580500781
Author: Desiree Tanner
Provo Craft
Website: www.provocraft.com
Complete Guide to Scrapbooking
Author: Jill Haglund
Tweety Jill Publications
Website: www.tweetyjills.com
10-Minute Scrapbook Pages
Model: 0806917806
Author: Raquel Boehme
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Website: www.sterlingpub.com
Great Scrapbooks: Ideas, Tips and Techniques
ISBN: 0883639270
Author: Michele Gerbrandt and Judith Durant
(2000)Hugh Lauter Levin Associates, Inc.
Website: www.hlla.com
GUESTS :
Jill Rinner
Colorbok
2716 Baker Rd.
Dexter, MI 48130
Phone: 734-426-5300
Tollfree Phone: 800-366-4660
Website: www.colorbok.com
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