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Biggest Scrapbooking Mistakes – Forgetting the Photos

Forgetting the photos is probably not the worst mistake you can make, but I can relate completely. In fact, perfect example. Last night I made cookies with my four girls (my son thought baking seemed too girly for him). We were all up to our eyeballs in cookie dough. We made four different batches of cookies and all made about four dozen cookies each. That’s a lot of cookies. About halfway through cleaning up the huge mess we created, I realized that I had not taken ANY photos of the girls cooking. In fact, we had simply had so much … Continue reading →

Biggest Scrapbooking Uh-Oh’s part one

If you’ve been scrapbooking as long as I have, you are sure to have run into an uh-oh or two, otherwise known as a scrapbooking regret or possible blunder. Not everyone feels the same way about what they regret doing, but everyone has at least one or two. There are the ten biggest blunders or uh-oh’s scrapbookers tend to look back upon and have total regret for: Shapes – Goodness knows if you scrapbooked back in the late 90’s you have them. Shapes of all sorts, adorning your precious pages. Your poor photos are more than likely cropped into stars … Continue reading →

How To Fix Your Scrapbook Errors and Mistakes (2)

Humans make mistakes. It’s part of who we are. So of course, while scrapbooking, you are simply bound to make mistakes. But it isn’t the end of the world, and there are a few things you can do to help. I began compiling a list of great ways to fix your mistakes and errors in this article, but here are a few more! Small Tears When those tiny tears or bends get into the cardstock what are you to do? Call is shabby chic! It’s to in now, just sand the entire layout and make it blend! Place a sticker, … Continue reading →