Scrapbooking Resources

 

Incorporating Narratives into Your Scrapbook Pages:

In her post, How to write with narrative and scene in your scrapbook page,” Debbie Hodge presents beautiful examples of narratives integrated into a hand-crafted scrapbook page.

A simple, yet beautiful, example of a handwritten narrative on a scrapbook layout: Fall Concert posted on Two Peas in  a Bucket.

Celeste Smith, from Write. Click. Scrapbook  features a moving memory of her parents with an old photo.

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Digital Scrapbooking

For users of Photoshop or Photoshop Elements: Your First Digital Layout using Photoshop or Elements, posted at www.DesignerDigitals.com.  (They also have video tutorials for Photoshop Elements’ users.)

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Tutorial:

Making a Digital Scrapbook Layout with a Narrative Page using Adobe Photoshop Elements

 

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Laura Hedgecock

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  2. I’ve just enjoyed looking over this site – found lots of interest, since I’m interested in digital scrapbooking, genealogy, and writing my family history. Kind of ambitious, huh… :)

    I’m not very ‘techy’ – not sure what the “URI” blank is for, but I’ll put my family history layout blog there, you might be interested in what you see there.

    Since I recently wanted to give links to a friend for beginning digital scrapbooking lessons, I very much appreciate the links above. Your tutorial is excellent!

    • Thanks Anita. Come back often and let me know if there’s anything else that I could post that would be helpful.
      Laura

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