Scrapbook Dimensions» Vol 2 Issue 4

Vol 2 Issue 4 Online Issue

Cindy Wyckoff — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 07:19:54 +0000

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Treasure Box

Reader Contributor — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 08:02:59 +0000

Make this fun treasure box that would make a great gift for anyone! By Indah Permati Sari.

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Reader Wallpaper

Reader Contributor — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 08:00:36 +0000

Our reader Patricia Reszetylo has a great sense of humor. Take a look at her wallpaper!

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We had to chuckle when Patricia sent us her wallpaper! I don’t think mine looks quite that bad by the end of every month, but almost!! She thought we would enjoy a laugh! Thanks, Patricia!

Hybrid Card – “May Your Holidays Be Merry”

Reader Contributor — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 07:57:13 +0000

Wow, you can make a card just like this. Find out how!

Digital Supplies:

Hang a shining star, Countdown & A Very Merry Add-on by Dani Mogstad

Fonts: For the hundreth time & Just one more picture

Traditional Supplies:

Prima Say it with crystals

Fieldhouse Spring & Summer Chipboard (American Crafts)

Directions:

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I’m Julie Klaus. I live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, with my husband & 2 daughters. I’ve been scrapping since 2004. I started out as a paper scrapper, but with my background in Photoshop as a web designer, I had to add some computer scrapping! I now do all 3 types of scrapbooking – digital, traditional & hybrid. I am on the Hybrid Creative Teams of several of the designers at Sweet Shoppe Designs. I have also started designing my own stuff. You can find out more about me at http://juliemariedesigns.com.

Hybrid Card – “May Your Holidays Be Filled With Love”

Reader Contributor — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 07:52:19 +0000

Fun and easy hybrid card you can make for the Holidays!

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I’m Julie Klaus. I live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, with my husband & 2 daughters. I’ve been scrapping since 2004. I started out as a paper scrapper, but with my background in Photoshop as a web designer, I had to add some computer scrapping! I now do all 3 types of scrapbooking – digital, traditional & hybrid. I am on the Hybrid Creative Teams of several of the designers at Sweet Shoppe Designs. I have also started designing my own stuff. You can find out more about me at http://juliemariedesigns.com.

“Snow”Layout

Caroline Langlois — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 07:48:05 +0000

Learn how Caroline made this fantastic snow layout using gem swirls, Photoshop and Microsoft Word.

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“Jolly” Layout

Gina Lideros — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 07:41:15 +0000

Discover how you can take a digital page and embellish to add interest and versatility.

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“Dear Santa” Layout

Gina Lideros — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 07:38:58 +0000

An adorable way to combine the ease of digital and the dimension of stickers and gems!

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Letters From You!

Cindy Wyckoff — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 07:35:07 +0000

Question on the Unibind
I read the article on the Unibind system which I bought some time ago and really like! You mention in the article how it is possible to bind, unbind and rebind….how do I do that?

Really love the magazine!

~Julie Gade

Thanks for the PDF!

Thank You, Thank You Thank you!!! Did I say thank you…. This is great.
~Jody U.

This is Great!
Thanks so much for your continued efforts on working out the pdf for the mag….I’ve already downloaded the November one. Now I can read it even more than 100 times!

~Anita B.

Kristi: Isn’t the Unibind a great product! I love it too.

To unbind, you simply place the book back on the binding system. Let it sit for the 90 seconds or a bit longer if you aren’t in a rush. That helps to release the adhesive that holds the bound pages in.

Move the book off the unit and add in your new page(s).

Tap the binding on a desk or table a few times to help shift/align the pages into the binding.

Place the unit back on the binding system and let it sit again for 90 seconds to rebind and then let it rest for a few minutes before opening the book. I find that this works great for most additions. I have had trouble if I try to include too many new items at once or if the binding is nearly full then I can’t always get a good hold. Typically though it works just fine.

I hope that helps! If you have any other questions just let us know.

~Kristi McFadden, Managing Editor

Wallpaper
Thank you so much! I’ve had my screen saver roll my layouts for ages but confess to have never designed a wallpaper! This is perfect. I just wish I was the “beauty” in the photo–so pretty!

~Bonnie

Inspiring!
I think her story [Progress...Not Perfection (Vol II Issue 2)] about the mom who scrapped each day is a great reminder that we need to have the stories before we can scrap them. I know there have been many times when I was part of the moment and could not step back and grab my camera. Scrapping is such a wonderful outlet – we can’t let it become just another item on the daily list! I loved Rhonna’s comment [Interview with Rhonna Farrer (Vol II Issue 2)] that sometimes she just has to miss a deadline.

~MaryLou

25 Days of Christmas Advent Calendar

Gina Lideros — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 07:33:35 +0000

This is an altered Hybrid advent calendar. This calendar uses digital supplies (papers, printed digital embellishments) and traditional supplies: ribbon, rub ons, poinsettia flowers, brads. This project is unique because it can be used as a traditional advent calendar to use with the family during the Holidays but it is very special and personal because it showcases our most cherished memories (printed photos) of Christmas’ already past.

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