THE
LODGE
by Michelle Hubbartt
Grand Junction, Colorado
Going to Grand Mesa is a family tradition for
Michelle Hubbartt, who created this soft and lovely fall scrapbook
page. "Every year we go (there) to see the colors change,"
she writes. "The colors are breath-taking, with reflections
usually seen only in professional pictures (calendar pictures
come to mind)." For details on how Michelle created her
scrapbook page, please see the Sample Instructions.
6
A PASSION
FOR POLYMER: Create these Fabulous Clay Frames
Take your artwork to the next dimension with this versatile medium. by Allison Strine
35
COPPER
TONES: Heavy Metal Memory Books
All kinds of charms and found objects adorn these weighty little albums. by Nancy Elliott
17
TINY
TIN MEMORIES: Good Things Really Do Come in Small Packages
Take the challenge to pack your mementos into an itsy bitsy keepsake.
40
PAGES WITHOUT PAPER:
Making the Leap to Digital Scrapbooking
An artist shows how she creates gorgeous pages entirely by computer. by Doris Castle
20
LEGACY:
Redefining Scrapbook Art
Take "A Look Inside" at the unique scrapbook pages we're looking
for at Legacy.
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SCRAPPY
CHIC: Pages that Capture Life's Simple Pleasures
Make heavenly images of your ancestors with foamcore and patterned papers. by Keisha Campbell
28
FULL
HOUSE: Share Your History with Family Trading Cards
Inspired by the Ancestor Deck, an artist deals out her own memories.
by Mary Louise Lawyer O'Connor
54
ARTIST
Q&A: For Patricia Anderson, Every Layout Tells a Story
She wants her scrapbook pages to have meaning – and they do.
30
FOR
THE QUILL OF IT: Curled Strips of Paper Embellish Photos
She fell in love with this old-fashioned art and the rest is family history. by Janette Yoshioka
84
A SURPRISE
INSIDE: Making Your Scrapbook Pages Interactive
Tuck documents and journaling into assorted pockets and pullouts. by Karen Russell
10
CYBER
ART: Creating with Technology
The Art of Manipulation: Digital Techniques for Altering Your Family Photos
by
PC Smart
75
DETAILS:
Creative Touches & Techniques
14
FROM
THE HEART: Handcrafted Gifts for Family & Friends
Trim Your Tree with Soldered Glass Ornaments
by Lisa Cook
94
LASTING
IMPRESSIONS: Preserving Your Keepsakes & Photographs
Fading From View: Keep Color Photographs from Losing their Hues by Maureen A. Taylor
61
PAGES:
From Our Readers' Personal Collections
96
THE
FAMILY ALBUM: Artwork from Our Readers
112
REMEMBRANCES:
A Reader's Tribute
Snooping in Mother's Closet by Carol Chapman
24
TOOLS
FOR CREATIVITY: New Product Reviews
92
BEGINNING
BASICS: Computer Talk
76
TIMELY
EVENTS: Workshops, Tours & Conventions
93
BEGINNING
BASICS: Scrapbooking
82
SUBMISSION
GUIDELINES: How to Share Your Family History Art
Here
are just a few highlights from our Autumn 2004 issue!
A
Passion for Polymer
Artist Allison Strine is crazy for clay – polymer clay. She uses
polymer to create fabulous frames for her paper art. Discover how you,
too, can use clay to give texture and dimension to your work.
Soldered
Glass Ornaments
These darling collages make perfect Christmas ornaments or gifts.
Lisa Cook offers instructions on how to solder microscope slides together
to create these miniature masterpieces.
Pages
Without Paper
Make the leap to digital scrapbooking. Doris Castle did, and her computer-generated
pages are gorgeous. Find out how she creates her pages using the tools
in her image editing program.
Scrappy
Chic
Keisha Campbell has a knack for capturing the simple things in life.
Her adorable daughters are the inspiration for her happy scrapbook pages,
which have a wonderful vintage feel. Keisha shares how she found her
scrappy style.
