I had this scrapbooking thing on my computer and I think that it came with my kodak camera when I installed the kodak easyshare program. I recently uninstalled it, and I dont have the scrapbook program anymore. Does anyone know of any sites I can do scrapbooking for free?
You can download one from here:
http://www.photo-collage-software.com#173
I need to make a scrapbook containing Japanese literature and everything Japanese. Please help me on this. Please give the site or suggestions.
pictures?
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yah, i guess this isn’t very much help
sorry =[
Is there a certain process you go through to buy scrap metal? How would I go about buying scrap aluminum by the tons and shipping it overseas? Does anyone have any experience with this?
for scrap metal prices and information go to Demolition, Scrap Metal and Salvage News http://www.demolitionscrapmetalnews.com
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I discovered this type of scrapbook at a craft fair last fall & figured out how to make them. My daughter asked me to send her the instructions.
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I have been scrapbooking for a while and although i love putting my memories down on paper i have found it very mesy not to mention expensive!!! I want to start digi scrapbooking, but not sure what program i should get, dont want to spend too much money, about £30 at the most. Any ideas? thanks
Very soon Creative Memories will be releasing a digital scrapbooking program! I’m sure it will be very economical and well worth the short wait! Check out their website soon… www.creativememories.com.au All their products are great! Happy scrappin!
Would like to be able to go to a scrapbook shop and do some scrapbooking there, using their materials, is there anywhere in London that does this? Thanks!
Try Puffin Crafts on SE22 020 7639 7282. If you are willing to take a 25 min train ride from central London to Swanley, Kent, I can thoroughly recommend my local store, Sharons Card Crafts 01322 618511 (by car, just just 3 mins from the M25)
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I have a garbage can full of scrap lumber (2×4’s & 2×6’s) most less than 24" in length. I have a table saw, circular saw, miter saw and a drill. I also have some scrap 3/4" plywood. What are some things I can make with this wood?
I hate to see this wood go to waste when I could use it to practice my carpentry skills and possible make something usefull out of it.
Thanks for all your ideas.
I haven’t read any answers yet, but offer this suggestion, and TOTALLY relate.
Better to have a plan first, and assess the lumber available to build an item, or various items in a choice, based on needed material first.
It makes little sense, to me at least, to use scrap, simply to use it, for an item you may not have a use for at all.
Certainly as Practice, scrap is the way to go, but some notion of practical application, might also be a thought.
"Guesstimate" the amount of scrap versus some choices of what you might most be able to use, or need practice fabricating, and proceed.
If your intent is primitive items, or items that may not matter aesthetically, then wack away. If you have more formal practice in mind, IE: various JOINT types, finishing techniques, the way tools function with various wood species, then even if you trash the scrap, you may have accomplished a set goal.
Steven Wolf
just my two "sense"
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I am just starting to scrapbook my wedding. I have about 200+ candid pictures and over 700 professional pictures. We have a professional album with about 60 or so pictures in it and a regular photo album for the candids. I am wondering what I should do with my extra pictures after I am done scrapbooking. I can’t put all of the pictures into the scrapbook and its seems weird to have just the extras in an regular album. This is a silly problem, but I am wondering, how does everyone else deal with this?
For wedding pictures, I would put them in the attic in a good storage container. Here is a suggestion that my wife has done with multiple scrap books (not necessarily weddings). Scan all of the pictures, and put all of the images on a CD, then get one of the paper envelopes for CD’s and stick it in your photo album. That way whenever you get an urge to look at the photos (even the ones in the album), you can insert it into your computer or DVD player and give them a look. It doesn’t take much room that way, but you preserve the images so that you don’t have to go stumbling around in the attic to find them.
They are recipes I’ve cut from magazines, some with pictures and all are different sizes. I’m not very creative myself, so I want to buy a scrapbook so that I can glue these recipes in and keep them altogether.
This is what I do….I use a 3 ring binder and bought sheet protectors. If the clipping it too small I simply glue stick it to a piece of copy paper and slide it in. The page protectors help keep the recipes from getting cooking splatter on them and can be wiped off. I also bought dividers to keep the recipes organized by category. Just go to your office supply store like Office Depot.
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