Paper Bag/Lunch Sack Album
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ColleenSwerb
Brodo gettin her Swerb on
Hit up google. I don't have any on hand at the moment, but I can look them up tomorrow. I know there are several tutorials out there.
Darcy Baldwin
Just a Scrapper
hollyxann
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See Darcy that's something I'm looking for...a trusted tutorial by one of our own.
That story of us book looks cute!
I've attempted the google route but I'm not sure which tutorials to follow. I want a good simple tutorial aimed more specifically at hybrid...lol.
Any tips for printing out hybrid layouts, elements, etc? Glue?
See Darcy that's something I'm looking for...a trusted tutorial by one of our own.
That story of us book looks cute!
I've attempted the google route but I'm not sure which tutorials to follow. I want a good simple tutorial aimed more specifically at hybrid...lol.
Any tips for printing out hybrid layouts, elements, etc? Glue?
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Darcy Baldwin
Just a Scrapper
I don't really think the 'hybrid' version would be much different than what I did. Once you get a size, create your layout to the size. My husband has the book at the office, so I can't grab it to measure..and the color book is now in the baby memories box in storage.
If you click through all of the pics of the album, you can see where I did extras like pull out journaling and more photo placements. You can do the same thing digitally as long as you have good measurements.
If you click through all of the pics of the album, you can see where I did extras like pull out journaling and more photo placements. You can do the same thing digitally as long as you have good measurements.
ColleenSwerb
Brodo gettin her Swerb on
Anything hyrid is just a matter of measure, print, cut, glue.
You can print at home, or print on 4x6's (if that fits) or 5x7's and get them printed at cvs/walgreens/walmart. Cut it out, glue it down. Glue is a personal preferrance too. I'm a fan of the Tombow tape runner for pretty much everything, and I love foam adhesive to add dimension to stuff.
There are lots of general hybrid tutorials in this section of the site, as well as on the blog.
You can print at home, or print on 4x6's (if that fits) or 5x7's and get them printed at cvs/walgreens/walmart. Cut it out, glue it down. Glue is a personal preferrance too. I'm a fan of the Tombow tape runner for pretty much everything, and I love foam adhesive to add dimension to stuff.
There are lots of general hybrid tutorials in this section of the site, as well as on the blog.
NeverendingJen
Active member
There's a good one at theDailyDigi from February 2009 that I use as a guide.