Scrapbooking
Are boxes and boxes of old photographs cramping your style? Wouldn't
you like to organize, display and preserve these precious memories?
Well, scrapbooking might just be the solution you are looking for.
Our librarians have compiled a list of fun and informative resources
to help you get started!
Books
Art of the
Scrapbook: A Guide to Handbinding and Decorating Memory Books, Albums,
and Art Journals by Diane Maurer-Mathison: Covering binding,
paper decorating, lettering and layout techniques from simple to
innovative, this book offers something for crafters at all skill
levels. Professional paper and book artists share their work and
techniques giving readers the inspiration for creating their own
innovative designs.
Better Scrapbooking
by Vanessa-Ann: This book highlights more involved techniques such
as decoupage, gold-leafing and watercoloring. Each technique includes
both primary designs for decorating an entire page and secondary
patterns (including many borders) that quickly jazz up any layout.
Classic Scrapbooking
by Vera Rosenbluth and Susan McDiarmid: Here you will find a full
range of scrapbooking projects including peekaboo cover scrapbooks,
stitched-back scrapbooks and accordion style scrapbooks. Also included
are tips on photo preservation and advice on taking more effective
pictures and exciting ways of mounting photos in a scrapbook.
Country Living
Handmade Scrapbooks: Creating Scrapbooks, Albums, Journals, and
Memory Boxes: Thirty color photos reveal finished projects as
well as how to scan and restore old photographs, compile personal
scrapbooks, and create intriguing kits and collages with unusual
mementos.
Cynthia Hart's
Scrapbook Workshop by Cynthia Hart: A step-by-step guide to
preserving memories in beautiful, heirloom-quality albums. Included
are inventive ways to incorporate writing and drawing; the use of
acid-free papers and other archival materials; planning and laying
out a memory book; plus setting up a work space.
Encyclopedia
of Scrapbooking: The Most Complete Guide to Scrapbooking Ever Published:
Beginners and more experienced scrapbookers alike will find helpful
insights and daily inspiration on tools, techniques and layouts
in this hefty reference volume.
Making Memory
Books By Hand 22 Projects to Make, Keep, and Share by Kristuna
Feliciano: This book offers a dozen keepsake projects to hand craft,
each one complete with illustrations and step-by-step instructions.
Learn how to make photo memory albums, birthday books, wedding albums,
journals, portfolios, home design booklets and more.
Making Scrapbooks:
Complete Guide to Preserving Your Treasured Memories by Vanessa-Ann:
Projects for jazzing up your memories with pop-ups, fancy cutouts,
textural adornments, and theme-appropriate artwork and memorabilia.
Memory Albums
by Design by Sheena Cable: Basic techniques for creating memory
albums, from taking photos to care and restoration, cropping and
mounting, choosing and personalizing albums, plus decorating.
Moments to
Remember: The Art of Creating Scrapbook Memories by Jo Packham:
This book provides archival scrapbooking techniques as well as valuable
information on researching and recording family histories.
More Quick
and Easy Scrapbook Pages: 200 All New Timesaving Layouts You Can
Create In One Hour or Less: Timesaving secrets for creating
gorgeous, innovative pages that never compromise quality for quantity.
A wide variety of unique, ready-to-create page designs, sure to
inspire any scrapbooker.
Scrapbook
Storytelling: Save Family Stories and Memories With Photos, Journaling
and Your Own Creativity by Joanna Campbell Slan: Dozens of great
ideas for documenting family stories and events with scrapbooking.
This book is ideal for family historians and proud parents.
Scrapbooking
for the First Time by Rebecca Carter: The user-friendly question-and-answer
format teaches the basics: choosing and using equipment like decorative
edge scissors, mounting a photograph, adding paper frames, matting,
die-cutting, incorporating decorative and natural papers, working
with templates and rub-ons, and more.
Scrapbooking
with Memory Makers by Michele Gerbrandt and Kerry Arquette:
This complete how-to guide and kit shows how births, weddings, vacations,
and everyday life can be preserved in albums as original as the
experiences themselves. The book includes more than 100 full-color
photos of scrapbooking pages created by scrapbookers all across
the country, plus 20 how-to photos illustrating detailed directions
for selecting a theme, organizing material, choosing and cropping
photos, and arranging items attractively on the page
The Simple
Art of Scrapbooking: Tips, Techniques and 30 Special Album Ideas
for Creating Memories That Last a Lifetime: This comprehensive
source book, produced by the experts at the Scrapbook Guild, takes
you step by step through the process of assembling a homemade work
of art.
Simple Scrapbooks:
25 Fun and Meaningful Memory Books You Can Make In a Weekend
by Stacy Julian: This book provides ideas and projects that can
help scrapbookers get started.
Magazines
Memory Makers:
This is the premier publication for scrapbooking enthusiasts. Published
six times per year, this magazine features the ideas and stories
of readers around the world. The online version also provides tips
and ideas for preserving memories.
Creating Keepsakes:
Each issue is packed with more than150 scrapbook-page ideas plus
favorite tips and tricks, including creative lettering alphabets,
preservation techniques, journaling tips and computer tricks. The
online version
also offers a wealth of scrapbooking information.
Websites
There are literally thousands of scrapbooking sites on the World
Wide Web. Here are a few that caught our attention.
All About Scrapbooking.com:
A website devoted to teaching scrapbooking techniques. Information
is provided in an easy to follow step by step format. Great site
for the beginner.
Scrapbook Addict:
This site offers product reviews, a tip of the month, plus a message
board for sharing ideas with fellow scrapbookers.
This Special Multimedia Collection last updated on March 8, 2006.
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