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ADHESIVES
1. When using vellum in your scrapbook try the spray adhesive or clear double sided tape so that your glue doesn't show through. It works and looks great!..........Kelly H., Ut.

LOG
1. Get a small calendar and keep it by your bed to write down each days highlights in it. That way if you don't have time to write whole pages in your journal everyday you will still have a log to go back and help you remember specific days and events.........Kamie Houston, Ut.

PICTURES
1. Use Artwin #26 silver grey marker for red eye on pictures - I have found it helps take the red eye out of pictures and helps them look more natural without leaving that fake green/blue color some red eye pens leave.......S. Hansen, Utah.
PRESERVING
1. Scan in all your scrapbook pages that you have created, save then onto a CD. Make copies of the CD for grandparents and etc. Keep one copy in a very safe place such as family safe or a safe deposit box so that if you have any floods, fires or other catastrophes your memories, photos and hard work won't be lost! .......Kamie Houston, Ut.

TIME
1. Keep a box for each member of your family and just place their papers, memorabilia in it and pictures that is specifically theirs then when it is time to work on a subject you will have it all right there and won't have to waste precious scrap time searching for all the memorabilia..........VaLynn H., Utah
TOOLS
1. If you haven't discovered the Exacto knife for cutting those hard to reach details it is great!.....Jan Luke, Utah.
2. Okay Scrappers! Add this tool to your scrapbook bins. When working with the punch outs and you get left with those stubs that connected them to the paper. Pull out your emory boards - yep thats right an emory board that you would use on your fingernails and file it away. Gets rid of them evenly and easily......Donna Hardiman, Ona, West Virginia.

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ADHESIVES
1. When using vellum in your scrapbook try the spray adhesive or clear double sided tape so that your glue doesn't show through. It works and looks great!..........Kelly H., Ut.
LOG
1. Get a small calendar and keep it by your bed to write down each days highlights in it. That way if you don't have time to write whole pages in your journal everyday you will still have a log to go back and help you remember specific days and events.........Kamie Houston, Ut.
PICTURES
1. Use Artwin #26 silver grey marker for red eye on pictures - I have found it helps take the red eye out of pictures and helps them look more natural without leaving that fake green/blue color some red eye pens leave.......S. Hansen, Utah.
PRESERVING
1. Scan in all your scrapbook pages that you have created, save then onto a CD. Make copies of the CD for grandparents and etc. Keep one copy in a very safe place such as family safe or a safe deposit box so that if you have any floods, fires or other catastrophes your memories, photos and hard work won't be lost! .......Kamie Houston, Ut.
TIME
1. Keep a box for each member of your family and just place their papers, memorabilia in it and pictures that is specifically theirs then when it is time to work on a subject you will have it all right there and won't have to waste precious scrap time searching for all the memorabilia..........VaLynn H., Utah
TOOLS
1. If you haven't discovered the Exacto knife for cutting those hard to reach details it is great!.....Jan Luke, Utah. 2. Okay Scrappers! Add this tool to your scrapbook bins. When working with the punch outs and you get left with those stubs that connected them to the paper. Pull out your emory boards - yep thats right an emory board that you would use on your fingernails and file it away. Gets rid of them evenly and easily......Donna Hardiman, Ona, West Virginia.