Scrapbooking the Everyday: 34 Ways to Celebrate Daily Life
Taught by Elizabeth Dillow, Tina Cockburn
Life's littlest and most magical moments can be very easy to overlook. But no longer! Elizabeth Dillow and Tina Cockburn are here to help you scrapbook your regular days with simplicity and style.
Join the fun as Elizabeth and Tina tackle 12 unique scrapbooking challenges, creating meaningful projects that look at daily life in a new way. Get inspired to scrapbook everything from the laundry to the library, from your cityscape to a typical backyard scene. It all counts!
- 24 everyday layouts & projects
- Dozens of bonus tips and insights
- Ideas for scrapbooking people, places, and things
- INCLUDES
- Instant download
- PDF format
- 28 pages
- Printer friendly
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Elizabeth Dillow and Tina Cockburn are both longtime scrapbookers and photographers who have been involved in the scrapbooking industry for years as page designers, writers, and contributing editors. Elizabeth spends her "everydays" in Cheyenne, Wyoming, with her husband and three daughters. Tina celebrates her daily life in Excelsior, Minnesota, with her husband and three children.
The "e" in "eBook" stands for "electronic" and we also like to think it stands for "extraordinary." Originally published under the Ella Publishing Co. label, all Big Picture Classes eBooks are professionally designed, educational books about scrapbooking and crafting, delivered in an electronic format.
When you purchase one of our eBooks, you download a high-resolution .pdf (portable document format). A .pdf file can be opened by several standard preview programs or the free Adobe Reader software, which comes pre-installed on many computers but can also be downloaded for free at get.adobe.com/reader. Our eBooks are designed to be printer-friendly and can be read on any tablet device that is capable of reading PDF documents. These eBooks will be available for download in your account until January 31, 2015.
- INCLUDES
- Instant download
- PDF format
- 28 pages
- Printer friendly
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