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How do I get some scrapbooking done with no space?

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 22:51:10 +0000

I am living in a hospital room for weeks at a time. To keep myself occupied, I’d like to do a little scrapbooking, but always overdo it by bringing too much supplies. I ofton forget crucial items like the pictures!

Try digital scrapbooking at CropMom (http://www.cropmom.com). All you need is a computer connected to the Internet and your photos put on your hard drive.

What should I put in a scrapbook I made for my friend’s baby?

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 22:51:07 +0000

My friend is due at any time really, early this June. I bought a cute pink gingham scrapbook that I put her baby’s initials on. I already have pages in it like first steps, etc.
What kind of personal touches can I put in it so that it’s not your general everyday baby scrapbook?

Please, Thankyou and Godbless you for any help
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In my daughter’s scrapbook I have a page that is all about the day she was born. What movies were popular, what songs were popular, who was the president, how much gasoline costed, and other important things like that. I also have a calendar that has each month for one year and says height and weight. Each month I take her measurements and record them on the calendar.

what in hot water heaters are worth money for scrap metal?

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 22:51:04 +0000

I notice alot of people scoop up old hot water heaters to sell the metal to a scrap yard, what part / parts of the water heater are actualy worth money? is it just the entire thing, or do you have to take out the tank or whatever is on the inside?

if anyone knows and could share it would be most apreciated.

The copper tank if you have one. Some models are bi-metal, glass lined and have insulation wiress etc… glued to the copper core. It may be not worth the hassle to tear apart, get rid of the sharp scrap, and transport the clean copper for whatever cents on the dlooar you will get for it.

Get Crafty Pilot Episode Part 3 of 3

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 21:21:04 +0000

Get ready to get Crafty with your crafting sisters, Kate and Correne. As seen on The Home Shopping Network, Scrapbook Memories, scrapbook Expo, and Creative Keepsakes Expos. These sisters bring the latest techniques in scrapbooking, crafting, rubber stamping, card making, embelishmenting, photo tinting, and much more to the crafters craft room.
Join it to see the many projects that Kate and Correne are teaching.

Duration : 0:7:53

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Scrapbooking

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 21:20:59 +0000

A really special time

Duration : 0:5:48

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3 Birds Bling Extreme Scrapbooking Kit with Tote

admin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 08:41:07 +0000

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Give your projects that extra glitzy flair without the extra work with the 3 Birds Bling Extreme scrapbooking Kit with Tote. Make your scrapbook pages or homemade cards pop with vividly colored…
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Duration : 0:8:48

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Scrapbook Layout, 12″x12″: Lotus

admin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 08:41:03 +0000

This layout utilizes heat embossing for a fun polka dot background paper and a shape cutting to cool to create extra dimension. I hope you enjoy it & thanks for watching!

Duration : 0:9:34

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What are the best products (shelving, et al) to buy to build your own scrapbooking station at home?

admin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 06:44:30 +0000

I’m not looking for totes or anything for portable scrapbooking. I want to build a scrapbooking work center in my home office. What are the best products (shelving, cubes, etc) to use? And where can I find them? Thank you for your help!

Brand new in my Micheal’s store this month are Making Memories cubes, drawers (2) and turntable table top organizers. The cubes and drawers fit together and stack together. All are white and are made of MDF. Prices are good but the cubes only have 2 or 3 compartments. They also have a huge, lovely, white wall shelf. It’s a bout 4 inches deep and holds jars and stuff with 2 paper towel like holders for ribbon spools to spin freely on. Looks really nice. That’s what I would do but depending on how your paper is organized, you may need lots of cubes to separate colours etc. Good luck!

What are some good ideas for my Beta Club scrapbook?

admin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 06:44:27 +0000

I’m competing in scrapbook this upcoming weekend. The theme of our book is "Road Trip". So far we have done the membership pages which have each member on a "License" with maps as backgrounds. I using those green signs with the name of the city in how many miles as the content page, and a billboard as the title page. I need help with what to do on the officer pages, and service and activity pages. The activity pages and service pages are basically pictures and captions, I just need theme ideas. Thanks so much! We really want to win!

Route 66 with its vintage signs, the 50 states, do a convertible with everyone’s picture collages into the seats, a junk food page/spread (you know like Funyuns and truck stop burritos), National monuments or places people take road trips to like the Grand Canyon or from the snow country to the south.

Hope that helps.

What can I make using small pieces of scrap wood and wood shavings. I hate to see them go to waist.?

admin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 06:44:21 +0000

My boyfriend makes cabinet doors and has alot of scrap wood and wood shavings left over. We are wanting to come up with a way to recycle that wood and make something new. The pieces of wood are not very big at all and there are alot of wood shavings. But I just can’t think of a way to recycle it into something new. What would you do?

How about some back to nature – make bird houses/feeders, butterfly houses, bat houses, squirrel and chipmunk stations, etc. I’m sure you can find great plans on the Internet – but for someone who is talented enough to make cabinet doors – these projects would be a piece of cake – if you want you could paint and decorate them. if you make so many that your yard would look like a nature sanctuary – give them to a nursing home – patients can spend many hours watching the antics of birds etc.
I’m sure if you donate these wonderful projects the nursing home staff would put them up.
Thanks for recycling. And being a friend of nature, besides entertaining the elderly and infirmed.
PS. shavings are good nesting material, also good composting material for garden beds.