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Saturday, 20 February 2010
Scrapbooking with kids - 10 half term tips
Kids love sticking things into scrap books. It does not matter to them if they are professional scrap books or simply pads or home made books.
1. Have a safe pair of scissor per child or if they are too young, an adult on hand to do the cutting
2. Make a book cover by folding a piece of paper of card in half
3. Make page insets by folding several sheets of printer paper
4. Find some photos of your digital camera or digital archive with your child that they want to cut out. Good suggestions are - their best friend, their family, their birthday, their holiday etc
5. Collect all the photos you want to print and insert them into a document like powerpoint or word, resixing to make the photos smaller so they will fit on the book pages
6. Make sure you have plenty of glue, either crafting glue or glue sticks work really well
7. Cover the table they will work at with newspaper
8. Print the photos - from the powerpoint or word document onto your inkjet printer. If you do it this way rather than one picture per sheet you will save time, money and also have the photos the right size for scrapbooking
9. Have a theme for your scrapbook - maybe a half term holiday
10. Make sure you have enough inkjet cartridges, it would be a real shame to prepare all the photos for printing, and then to not be able to print them on your inkjet printer because you did not have a spare inkjet cartridge. Check out great deals for cartridges, many are free , all you pay is postage at http://www.cheapinkjetsolutions.co.uk
This article was provided through the cheapinkjetsolutions team, find out more at http://www.cheapinkjetsolutions.co.uk Thank you for reading.
1. Have a safe pair of scissor per child or if they are too young, an adult on hand to do the cutting
2. Make a book cover by folding a piece of paper of card in half
3. Make page insets by folding several sheets of printer paper
4. Find some photos of your digital camera or digital archive with your child that they want to cut out. Good suggestions are - their best friend, their family, their birthday, their holiday etc
5. Collect all the photos you want to print and insert them into a document like powerpoint or word, resixing to make the photos smaller so they will fit on the book pages
6. Make sure you have plenty of glue, either crafting glue or glue sticks work really well
7. Cover the table they will work at with newspaper
8. Print the photos - from the powerpoint or word document onto your inkjet printer. If you do it this way rather than one picture per sheet you will save time, money and also have the photos the right size for scrapbooking
9. Have a theme for your scrapbook - maybe a half term holiday
10. Make sure you have enough inkjet cartridges, it would be a real shame to prepare all the photos for printing, and then to not be able to print them on your inkjet printer because you did not have a spare inkjet cartridge. Check out great deals for cartridges, many are free , all you pay is postage at http://www.cheapinkjetsolutions.co.uk
This article was provided through the cheapinkjetsolutions team, find out more at http://www.cheapinkjetsolutions.co.uk Thank you for reading.
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