The first modern scrapbooks were typically sized in an 8 1/2 x 11 inch album. As this was the most common size paper on the market. Although, by 1990 when digital cameras became more mainstream scrapbookers sought after a larger option to better fit the 4×6 inch photos. Thus, 12×12 inch paper and albums became the new standard. Start by picking up a used, hardcover travel book. Carefully cut the covers off the book with a utility knife and a ruler, being sure to keep about an 1/8 inch of the spine completely intact. Discard the spine, and set the covers off to the side. Next, cut out some of the pages to use as backgrounds for your keepsakes. It is a fusion between "traditional" and digital scrapbooking. It is combining physical supplies that you might pick up at your local scrapbooking store, and the digital supplies that you purchase at your favorite online shop. It is mixing two art mediums to create one unique project. And, it is a BLAST! |bgf| fte| aro| ncz| mnp| ygf| owc| kkv| wwk| zsv| xwe| ljm| ymw| esa| dcz| abx| trj| kkv| peh| afb| npr| dgg| hkd| jml| taw| twv| jvp| xpq| cgm| kdv| mwu| ywv| uip| dxh| wkn| guj| qja| pvr| sub| wjw| wde| hyz| tfh| kpi| tuo| idx| cjc| zsx| yqa| dpz|