Mar '15
Lilylchen
RE:
Jaxxan:
Expanding on what was previously posted....I would be careful about going much bigger than 12x12. It can be awkward to hold on a lap and turn pages.
I want to second the project life or for that matter do the We R memories protectors and get the fuse tool so you can do any size anywhere on the page.
I have seen first hand the damage the magnetic albums do to pictures. That is even stored i...
I'm "done" with scrapbooking because I don't have the energy/creativity to do more of it. I'm a perfectionist and hate not having the "right" tone of coordinating paper to embellish a page, and having to drive all the way to Michaels just to spend 50 cents to find the right paper. The other way, of course, is just buy a bunch of paper and have it around, but even then, it'll probably be off in tone, and then I hate having all the paper sitting around not doing anything.
I'm not into the project life concept either. Plus, I don't like the idea of having to have the right oriented pictures, and if I don't, dealing with filling up the other spaces.
OK, heard you on the magnetic. I want to do that "old fashioned" look with the photo corners, so now I'm stuck with the fact that adding a white then black border around the picture really grows it and makes fitting two 4x6's side by side in landscape will be impossible. Maybe I just need to print out everything in 3x5?
I think I'm going to stick with a 12x12 format - dropped by the store today and do just think that if I "ever" had the inspiration for doing a page, it would suck to not have the format to do it. Plus, I'm sure at some point, my daughter will pick it up and want to do it for a summer project or whatever.
I'm not into the project life concept either. Plus, I don't like the idea of having to have the right oriented pictures, and if I don't, dealing with filling up the other spaces.
OK, heard you on the magnetic. I want to do that "old fashioned" look with the photo corners, so now I'm stuck with the fact that adding a white then black border around the picture really grows it and makes fitting two 4x6's side by side in landscape will be impossible. Maybe I just need to print out everything in 3x5?
I think I'm going to stick with a 12x12 format - dropped by the store today and do just think that if I "ever" had the inspiration for doing a page, it would suck to not have the format to do it. Plus, I'm sure at some point, my daughter will pick it up and want to do it for a summer project or whatever.