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Contest (Round Two) & Beginner Basics...   (83 views) Tuesday, 25 November 2008

The contest news... winners for the first round are being emailed today (watch your inbox). Those who did not win this week will stay in the drawing for the next four rounds. Now let's see some action! You have until next Monday to be in the next drawing (yes that means pull out your scrappin' supplies after you fill your belly with turkey). I can't wait to see your creations in the gallery!

Beginner Basics with Debbie...

Debbie writes: My Beginner Basics layout for the month of November is titled “Grateful for My Girls.” When I count my blessings, I think of my two daughters and feel overwhelmed with gratitude. They are shining lights in my life. I am very proud of them; they are hard working, unselfish, happy and generous.

One daughter is a teacher and the other a nurse. Each has excelled in her education and profession. I’m so proud of their integrity, earnestness, and joie de vivre (zest for life – joy of living). They also gave me two very cute sons-in-law.

I used Adornit’s 2008 Thanksgiving paper and cardstock stickers for my layouts. I love the fall colors and pretty graphics of this line. The patterned paper that I used on both layouts is called Autumn Breeze. The variety of designs on this one sheet makes it possible to cut the paper apart and use it on several coordinating layouts. Or, as you can see, you could just add a couple of photos, a title, and some journaling, and you have a cute fall layout.

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I like to follow trends in scrapbooking by going to scrapbook blogs and galleries of websites like scrapbook.com. Lately I’ve noticed that “clusters” are in. These are little bunches of embellishments stacked and clustered next to photos, or in the corners of layouts. So this month I experimented with making a cluster. It’s a great way to use up little bits and pieces of stuff. You just gather a bunch of embellishments and start arranging them. It’s fun!

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