Leanne
23-12-06, 09:54 AM
Take Tylenol before cropping to keep your backside from hurting. A stiff back and a sore tush will stifle your creativity.
Give your hubby photos and a corner rounder. If he is going to sit on the couch and watch sports, at least let him do something productive.
When journaling, pretend you are standing over the shoulder of someone who is looking at your photos. Write down all the stuff you would normally annoyingly tell that person.
I have mastered a new scrapbook technique called "Reverse Poundage Illusion." That's where you strategically crop or place stickers to hide the not-so-flattering shots of your butt, tummy, thighs, etc.
The reverse of the above listed tip is "Photo Revenge-ology." That's where you place unflattering shots of your hateful sister-in-law or snooty cousin front and center on the page and then journal about what a great picture it is.
When your friends tease you about being addicted to scrapbooking, politely explain that you are a "family historian" and make a mental note to include them in a page known as "Photo Revenge-ology."
Give your hubby photos and a corner rounder. If he is going to sit on the couch and watch sports, at least let him do something productive.
When journaling, pretend you are standing over the shoulder of someone who is looking at your photos. Write down all the stuff you would normally annoyingly tell that person.
I have mastered a new scrapbook technique called "Reverse Poundage Illusion." That's where you strategically crop or place stickers to hide the not-so-flattering shots of your butt, tummy, thighs, etc.
The reverse of the above listed tip is "Photo Revenge-ology." That's where you place unflattering shots of your hateful sister-in-law or snooty cousin front and center on the page and then journal about what a great picture it is.
When your friends tease you about being addicted to scrapbooking, politely explain that you are a "family historian" and make a mental note to include them in a page known as "Photo Revenge-ology."