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Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Tuesday's Tip: Handwriting



Last time, we talked about journaling. A great way to journal is to use your personal handwriting as a part of your scrapbook creations. Writing personal feelings and adding captions about the subjects gives scrapbook pages added value and interest. Include family stories, traditions, poems, and songs that correspond with the photographs. A child's first words are a perfect enhancement when the journaling is done in their elementary school handwriting. You can turn your handwriting into a font HERE!

Creative lettering is a way of decorating scrapbook pages. The decorative text becomes an element of the page design, drawing attention to the words as well as the photographs. If you are looking for something a little larger or in a different font from your personal handwriting, alphabet stickers can also be used. They come in every color and pattern you can imagine! Fun phrases or messages can be added with letter and number stickers. Use coordinating alphabets or mix them up on the same page for added dimension and interest.



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