Comments for Scrap Book Classroom http://scrapbookclassroom.com Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:34:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on St. Patrick’s Day Scrapbook by hey summer http://scrapbookclassroom.com/st-patricks-day-scrapbook/#comment-499 hey summer Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:34:59 +0000 http://scrapbookclassroom.com/st-patricks-day-scrapbook/#comment-499 for summer school work good luck for summer school work good luck

]]> Comment on Scrapbooking Materials by Vickie Sullivan http://scrapbookclassroom.com/scrapbooking-materials/#comment-229 Vickie Sullivan Sat, 11 Apr 2009 05:10:10 +0000 http://scrapbookclassroom.com/scrapbooking-materials/#comment-229 my favorite things to put on a page are souvenirs. Ticket stubs are a natural embellishment for pages about concerts, plays or event photos. Travel brochures are great for trips. Just found brochures from a 1970's trip to Hawaii my mother took with her mom. These will make great embellishments to my pages -- adds authenticity. my favorite things to put on a page are souvenirs. Ticket stubs are a natural embellishment for pages about concerts, plays or event photos. Travel brochures are great for trips. Just found brochures from a 1970′s trip to Hawaii my mother took with her mom. These will make great embellishments to my pages — adds authenticity.

]]> Comment on Memoir Scrapbooks by bruce http://scrapbookclassroom.com/memoir-scrapbooks/#comment-227 bruce Mon, 30 Mar 2009 18:30:21 +0000 http://scrapbookclassroom.com/memoir-scrapbooks/#comment-227 Vickie, Thank you for the valuable post here! I definitely agree with you that when you start building "bulk," that it is not necessary a good thing in some cases. Unless you have a "thick" binder that can handle the load, I think it is best to keep it flat. I have found in the art stores many flat embellishments you can buy for cheap. Vickie,

Thank you for the valuable post here! I definitely agree with you that when you start building “bulk,” that it is not necessary a good thing in some cases. Unless you have a “thick” binder that can handle the load, I think it is best to keep it flat. I have found in the art stores many flat embellishments you can buy for cheap.

]]> Comment on Memoir Scrapbooks by Vickie Sullivan http://scrapbookclassroom.com/memoir-scrapbooks/#comment-224 Vickie Sullivan Fri, 27 Feb 2009 23:57:16 +0000 http://scrapbookclassroom.com/memoir-scrapbooks/#comment-224 I'm currently working on my in-laws love story. Have poems, love letters from the 40's when my late father-in-law served in WWII. I am amazed at the impact these books have on my family. They just love looking at the photos and reading the stories. My tip: scale back the embellishments to keep the pages flat. These books are definitely going to be handed down, and bulky embellishments can harm precious photos. Keep these great posts coming! Very imformative..... I’m currently working on my in-laws love story. Have poems, love letters from the 40′s when my late father-in-law served in WWII. I am amazed at the impact these books have on my family. They just love looking at the photos and reading the stories. My tip: scale back the embellishments to keep the pages flat. These books are definitely going to be handed down, and bulky embellishments can harm precious photos.

Keep these great posts coming! Very imformative…..

]]> Comment on Olympic scrapbooking by Olympic games updates » Blog Archive » Olympic scrapbooking http://scrapbookclassroom.com/olympic-scrapbooking/#comment-45 Olympic games updates » Blog Archive » Olympic scrapbooking Mon, 11 Aug 2008 05:47:57 +0000 http://scrapbookclassroom.com/2008/08/10/olympic-scrapbooking/#comment-45 [...] Original post by Scrap Book Classroom [...] [...] Original post by Scrap Book Classroom [...]

]]> Comment on Olympic scrapbooking by Books and Magazines Blog » Archive » Olympic scrapbooking http://scrapbookclassroom.com/olympic-scrapbooking/#comment-44 Books and Magazines Blog » Archive » Olympic scrapbooking Sun, 10 Aug 2008 01:36:42 +0000 http://scrapbookclassroom.com/2008/08/10/olympic-scrapbooking/#comment-44 [...] Original post by Scrap Book Classroom [...] [...] Original post by Scrap Book Classroom [...]

]]> Comment on History of Scrapbooking by admin http://scrapbookclassroom.com/history-of-scrapbooking/#comment-8 admin Sun, 06 Apr 2008 06:21:17 +0000 http://scrapbookclassroom.com/2008/04/04/history-of-scrapbooking/#comment-8 Thank you for the nice complements! Yes, we are very excited to bring you even more content that you can use in your quest to improve your scrapbooking skills. Your host. Thank you for the nice complements! Yes, we are very excited to bring you even more content that you can use in your quest to improve your scrapbooking skills.

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]]> Comment on History of Scrapbooking by June Dong http://scrapbookclassroom.com/history-of-scrapbooking/#comment-7 June Dong Fri, 04 Apr 2008 06:06:51 +0000 http://scrapbookclassroom.com/2008/04/04/history-of-scrapbooking/#comment-7 <p>This article on the history of scrapbooking was very interesting. I was surprised it started over 150 years ago. I was really surprised to read that Mark Twain had invented pre-adhesive scrapbook pages for mounting pictures! I would sure love to go to that Keeping Memories alive store in Utah! Thank you for all of the very interesting articles! I enjoyed reading every one of them! Keep up the good work! You're doing a fantastic job!</p> This article on the history of scrapbooking was very interesting. I was surprised it started over 150 years ago. I was really surprised to read that Mark Twain had invented pre-adhesive scrapbook pages for mounting pictures! I would sure love to go to that Keeping Memories alive store in Utah! Thank you for all of the very interesting articles! I enjoyed reading every one of them! Keep up the good work! You’re doing a fantastic job!

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