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Scrapbooking & Beyond™ is a unique
magazine geared for both the "archival" and "creative" scrapbooker.
Learn how to create and display treasured keepsakes. Discover how to preserve
special memories in unique ways. Simple to elaborate page layouts, altered
books, and both photo and computer journaling are but a few of the exciting
projects and articles featured in full color and presented with complete
and easy instructions.
While other scrapbooking magazines devote the majority of their pages to simply showing scrapbook layouts, Scrapbooking & Beyond™ provides both seasoned pros and newcomers with the inspiration to create the page and the education to make the page. Let us be your guide for learning, creating, and sharing. Inside the Current Issue — Summer 2009
Want to try something entirely new? Comic Relief for Scrappers is just the ticket for just that and more. See how different designers interpret a traditional funny page layout, creating their own unique pages. This dedicated section offers lots of fun and a different twist on funny page layouts with endless possibilities. And if you need a little inspiration on how to get organized, check out our Out-of-Order series and see how to clean it up and keep it that way! Enjoy! |
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Yes, it’s true…this issue of Scrapbooking & Beyond features 40+ firecracker ideas for summer. Whether you’re planning to spend a few days at the beach, camping, or just puttering in your garden, now’s the perfect time to get close to nature. And what better way to capture summer’s best memories than with your camera? Professional photographer, teacher, and author Erin Manning shows you how to get creative with Digital Macro Photography. Erin shares tips on getting started, using color and light, and how to nip problems in the bud.