Design Strategies for Scrapbookers

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Design Strategies for Scrapbookers

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I used to teach a series of classes to help scrapbookers improve their layouts with some interesting techniques and strategies. I haven’t taught it for quite a while, years in fact, but a group of past students asked if I would be willing to teach the program as a refresher for them as well as for scrappers who had never taken the course before. I agreed. After all, how much work would there be? All I had to do was find my notes to refresh my memory. I quickly realized that my notes were seriously out of date. Change comes so quickly to the scrapbooking world and I was going to have to do the necessary research and rewrite the entire program to reflect the new products and ideas that so many scrapbookers have embraced. This book is the result. I hope it will inspire you to create many beautiful layouts.

Design Strategies for Scrapbookers, Second Edition

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ByPam Hedden

Design Strategies for Scrapbooking Teachers Manual

2nd Edition

ByPam Hedden

Design Strategies for Scrapbookers Teachers' Manual

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ByPam Hedden

Design Strategies for Scrapbookers

Teachers Manual

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Pam Hedden

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