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Layout ideas
© Copyright Ada Kanu 2008
I am looking for ideas for scrap projects for the swap board, as much as holiday’s and special occasions are obvious choices, I’d like to hear your suggestions on what special photos you’d create a scrap layouts too as well as have have fun making.
What I have so far;
Wedding
Christmas
Independence Day
The Seasons (Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer)
Graduation
New Baby
Vacation
Ski trip
Safari
Birthday
First day of School/College
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I am looking for ideas for scrap projects for the swap board, as much as holiday’s and special occasions are obvious choices, I’d like to hear your suggestions on what special photos you’d create a scrap layouts too as well as have have fun making.
What I have so far;
Wedding
Christmas
Independence Day
The Seasons (Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer)
Graduation
New Baby
Vacation
Ski trip
Safari
Birthday
First day of School/College
Blog-entries protected by digital fingerprint:0964acc1331c0d652a1372531c5f5208My history month
© Copyright Ada Kanu 2008
A people without a
sense of themselves is
like a tribe
wandering through
the darkness without
a direction
~ African proverb
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A people without a
sense of themselves is
like a tribe
wandering through
the darkness without
a direction
~ African proverb
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© Copyright Ada Kanu 2008
While searching for layout inspiration, I came across a great idea for a scrapbook swap on About.com, A - Z Yearbook with the overall theme based on the alphabet. Sounds like it would be lots of fun, a great way to bond with other scrappers, and an overall enlightening experience for newbies and pros alike.
If this sounds like a swap you’d be interested in, it is completely FREE to join, I’ll furnish the supplies (or you are free to use your own) and I will set up a forum where we can host this swap party.
Swaps will be every two weeks, which should be more than enough time to finish our yearbook in time.
Just leave a comment if you are interested in signing up and I will reply with details.
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While searching for layout inspiration, I came across a great idea for a scrapbook swap on About.com, A - Z Yearbook with the overall theme based on the alphabet. Sounds like it would be lots of fun, a great way to bond with other scrappers, and an overall enlightening experience for newbies and pros alike.
If this sounds like a swap you’d be interested in, it is completely FREE to join, I’ll furnish the supplies (or you are free to use your own) and I will set up a forum where we can host this swap party.
Swaps will be every two weeks, which should be more than enough time to finish our yearbook in time.
Just leave a comment if you are interested in signing up and I will reply with details.
Blog-entries protected by digital fingerprint:0964acc1331c0d652a1372531c5f5208A double anniversary gift
© Copyright Ada Kanu 2008
February 1, 2008 marked Scramories first year anniversary in blogosphere, and I would like to thank all my gracious guests, you made blogging about a hobby I am passionate about worthwhile, and together, Scramories has accomplished a feat I had imagined would take me at least 2 years to accomplish; that is reaching the top 50, on the ‘Top Scrap Blogs.
Top sites are very competitive business, and a lot of the blogs out there are just stunning, so I am happy to be in good company, I am excited about the changes coming to Scramories (addition of a store, community forum, swaps etc) this year, and hope you’ll stick around to see Scramories grow.
Again thanks so much for all the support and have an awesome week!
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February 1, 2008 marked Scramories first year anniversary in blogosphere, and I would like to thank all my gracious guests, you made blogging about a hobby I am passionate about worthwhile, and together, Scramories has accomplished a feat I had imagined would take me at least 2 years to accomplish; that is reaching the top 50, on the ‘Top Scrap Blogs.
Top sites are very competitive business, and a lot of the blogs out there are just stunning, so I am happy to be in good company, I am excited about the changes coming to Scramories (addition of a store, community forum, swaps etc) this year, and hope you’ll stick around to see Scramories grow.
Again thanks so much for all the support and have an awesome week!
Stop by for some celebratory “cyber” champagne or sparkling cider.
Blog-entries protected by digital fingerprint:0964acc1331c0d652a1372531c5f5208Trying out a brand new toy!
© Copyright Ada Kanu 2008
For a while I have been contemplating buying Poser, a program that powerfully creates interactive 3D figures, with infinite opportunities to help capture that human perfection; form and expression.
In addition it to human art form, this software has the added capability of creating animation, comics, web, print, education, medical visualization, games, storyboarding, and much more.
Though I’ve only played around with it for a hour tonight/morning, I already have tons of tutorials to help guide me, and I am convinced that this is a must have for any serious graphic artist, whether as a hobbyist or professional. (Hint hint this would make an awesome anniversary gift coming up in a month Mr. Hubby).
So for the fun at heart or just curious to see what has me excited check it out, a word of caution to those with dial up and slower connection if you decide to tryout the demo, please be aware that it is a big file (177 PC and 178 Mac) and can take up to as much as 14 hours to download depending on your speed.
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For a while I have been contemplating buying Poser, a program that powerfully creates interactive 3D figures, with infinite opportunities to help capture that human perfection; form and expression.
In addition it to human art form, this software has the added capability of creating animation, comics, web, print, education, medical visualization, games, storyboarding, and much more.
Though I’ve only played around with it for a hour tonight/morning, I already have tons of tutorials to help guide me, and I am convinced that this is a must have for any serious graphic artist, whether as a hobbyist or professional. (Hint hint this would make an awesome anniversary gift coming up in a month Mr. Hubby).
So for the fun at heart or just curious to see what has me excited check it out, a word of caution to those with dial up and slower connection if you decide to tryout the demo, please be aware that it is a big file (177 PC and 178 Mac) and can take up to as much as 14 hours to download depending on your speed.
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