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Hi ,
Have you ever ridden a train? It had been years since my last train trip, so last week, instead of flying to southern California, Charlie and I took the train. A 30 hour trip, no less. Yeah...we got a sleeper "roomette."
You would think that in 30 hours there would be a lot to photograph, and there was. I snapped merrily away, but when I downloaded my photos, I was hard pressed to find one really good photo.
A train is moving most of the time, so many of my photos were just a little too blurry for even my High Pass Filter fix. And a train has thick windows that keep you from getting crisp photos of the scenery. And sometimes facial expressions are just too bad to EVER go in a scrapbook!
OK. So you don't have a lot of photos to scrap an event? Use the one (or the few) you have, and tell the rest of the story in words. Your page might even turn out better than if you had a train load of photos!
By the way, be sure to check out this week's scrapbooking tutorial below, which will complement last week's tutorial on using Ding Bats. I can almost guarantee you'll do a happy dance!
Love and scrapbooking success,
Linda Sattgast |
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Turn your photos and kit elements into metal accents with this easy and fun technique! Once you know the technique, you can tweak it for different effects to create a variety of accents for your scrapbook pages. Learn more.
Note: This
tutorial was created for the January 2010 issue of Digital Scrapper
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Tip of the Week
 View and Use Dingbat Fonts
by Jen White and Allison Sattgast
Wrestling with dingbat fonts? You don't have to!
Choose your version below to discover how to use the inbuilt capabilities of Windows or Mac to view and use your dingbats -- the easy way!
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