Top Ten Reasons Digital Scrappers Must Try Hybrid Scrapbooking
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1. Quick and easy digital cards can be given that extra special touch with gems, rubons, buttons or ribbon
2. Quick pages can get a dimensional touch by applying Diamond Glaze which gives a raised glossy surface. Get a free sample of DG here.
3. When you print out a digital page that has glitter accents - you can add real glitter!
4. Use a template to print out each paper layer, and create a page fast and easy.
5. Print out digital elements and add them to your printed digital layout with pop-dots.
6. Alter objects for home decor using digital papers you customize with colors that co-ordinate to your home.
7. Print out mini-albums for wedding gifts, baby gifts, anniversary gifts, birthdays.
8. Alter your child's lunchbox for the first day of school - giving it the personalized touch. Outdoor Mod Podge is great for items that could get exposed to the elements. (If you are printing from an inkjet, be sure to spray your papers with Krylon Preserve It first).
9. Mix and match digital and traditional papers from amazing digital designers such as Jen Wilson (she also has a paper line with My Mind's Eye); Nancie Rowe Janitz (paper line with Fancy Pants); Michelle Coleman (also with Fancy Pants); Glitz Designs; and Tinkering Ink!
10. Feel the freedom that hybrid brings and check out the Scrapbook Dimensions Planner/Calendar for 2007-2008 for weekly inspiration!
2. Quick pages can get a dimensional touch by applying Diamond Glaze which gives a raised glossy surface. Get a free sample of DG here.
3. When you print out a digital page that has glitter accents - you can add real glitter!
4. Use a template to print out each paper layer, and create a page fast and easy.
5. Print out digital elements and add them to your printed digital layout with pop-dots.
6. Alter objects for home decor using digital papers you customize with colors that co-ordinate to your home.
7. Print out mini-albums for wedding gifts, baby gifts, anniversary gifts, birthdays.
8. Alter your child's lunchbox for the first day of school - giving it the personalized touch. Outdoor Mod Podge is great for items that could get exposed to the elements. (If you are printing from an inkjet, be sure to spray your papers with Krylon Preserve It first).
9. Mix and match digital and traditional papers from amazing digital designers such as Jen Wilson (she also has a paper line with My Mind's Eye); Nancie Rowe Janitz (paper line with Fancy Pants); Michelle Coleman (also with Fancy Pants); Glitz Designs; and Tinkering Ink!
10. Feel the freedom that hybrid brings and check out the Scrapbook Dimensions Planner/Calendar for 2007-2008 for weekly inspiration!
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Thanks for your comment, Julie! You're right - hybrid is the way to go! It's the best of both worlds!
Julie - great list! I've linked to it off my blog, http://nsatoday.blogspot.com
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