Scrapbooking for Beginners : Design Principles for Scrapbooking
Learn design principles for scrapbooking and record memories in this free video on arts and crafts. Get scrapbooking and journaling ideas. Expert: Stephanie Ovak Bio: Stephanie Ovak has always been interested in genealogy and family history and has been a true scrapbooker for the last eight years. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
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are u a girl or boy no effencexxxusful tips though( : ( :
is she lesbian?? she sounds like 1..
I am just starting out. Very helpful. Thanks
now i know tnx
maybe because of the keywords scrapbook and design in the video title
very useful ideas.
cant see why this video has so many views???
i just started scrapbooking and i already new all of this and its not that helpfull
creative ideas thanks!
dumb
show more layouts w/ 8 X 8
i got one now thanks
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nice
Good advice! You make nice pages.
Yep…i totally agree. Creepy thing was that I was about to comment on that right now until I read your comment. That would really be good if they were to minimize the videos and let the videos last longer. They should also put parts to their videos. Like “How to make a scrapbook Part 1″ “How to make a scrapbook Part 2″ and etc. sorry for the long comment. Ok lemme stop before it gets even longer!!
Thank you! I’m really into photography and wanted a way for my photos together, for me to look back on. So I got the idea of scrapbooking. I want to make one of my pet pictures, then maybe make some for my family. =)
the kids will love to scrapbook with me and thier friends : )
Doing it digitally on your computer is 1,000 times prettier and faster and better.
Film is developed using chemicals – digital images are merely ink printed on paper. This ink fades over time. The paper it is printed on will make a difference too!
Why is that? If you send them to the developers what is the difference between an image produced and printed from film and an image printed from a digital file. I don’t understand, do they use different inks and papers in the shop for film and digital images?
She’s not just making that rule up. That’s been a design principle for a long, long time. Designers from every city I’ve worked in all over the country say the same thing. Perhaps designers can break the rule to be “edgy,” but that’s the tradition, in any case.
who cares if he’s looking off the page?!
It’s a picture!
i dont know about everyone else but i find it a pain to watch these couple minute videos …. why not maximize the time to minimize the # of videos you have to friggin watch?!?!