Making Christmas Scrapbooks
by Joy Aitman
Christmas is a magical time of year, so why not preserve some of that magic for future
generations to enjoy? All those shots of people opening presents, singing carols, dressing
the tree, etc., deserve a special place of their own - so why not make a special Christmas
scrapbook?
This is a straightforward, basic book that would be an ideal starting point for somebody
new to the hobby who wants to start with something simple. The photo is the star on each
page rather than fancy techniques or expensive embellishments, and the plain, understated
layouts are very effective. There are some more adventurous projects in here as well and
some refreshingly unusual ideas such as the Christmas recipe book (my own favorite) or
the journal jar which is simple to make and would make a grand gift for a fellow scrapbooker.
Themes to explore include the Nativity play, decorating the tree, a child's first Christmas,
the beauty of winter nature, etc. The pages dealing with what you need look a bit daunting,
so it is best to read the book through (it won't take long) first to put into perspective
what you truly need and want to buy. A user-friendly, basic primer that gets your creative
juices flowing a treat.
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The Book |
Search Press |
October 2005 |
Paperback |
1844480682 |
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The Reviewer |
Rachel A Hyde |
Reviewed 2005 |
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