AY Honors/Scrapbooking - Advanced
Overview
The Challenging Part
The most challenging requirement of this honor is probably this:
7. Complete an album of at least 24 pages of a size not less than 8 1/2 x 11 using techniques that includes the use of at least 10 of the following:
- Matting
- Double Matting
- Border Designs
- Journaling Boxes
- Colored Paper
- Printed Paper
- 2 Page Layouts
- Die Cuts
- Self Designed Die Cuts
- Stickers
- Punches
- Memorabilia Pockets
- Decorative Scissors
- Templates
- Photo Cropped into a circles or ovals
[[AY Honors/Scrapbooking - Advanced/Requirements|Tab Name/Printable Version]]
1. Have the Scrapbooking honor.
2. What is lignin?
3. What plastic is safe to use in Scrapbooks?
4. What plastic is not and why not?
5. Describe the value of Scrapbooking to future generations.
6. How do you fix a journaling error?
7. Complete an album of at least 24 pages of a size not less than 8 1/2 x 11 using techniques that includes the use of at least 10 of the following:
- Matting
- Double Matting
- Border Designs
- Journaling Boxes
- Colored Paper
- Printed Paper
- 2 Page Layouts
- Die Cuts
- Self Designed Die Cuts
- Stickers
- Punches
- Memorabilia Pockets
- Decorative Scissors
- Templates
- Photo Cropped into a circles or ovals
Printable Answer Key Tab Name/Edit Answer Key
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For tips and instruction see Scrapbooking.
2
Lignin is the natural bonding element which holds wood fibers together. It is the chemical found in paper that causes it to yellow with age. Newsprint contains lignin—you’ll notice how brittle and yellowed a newspaper becomes after just a few days. Like acid, lignin can be removed during processing to make scrapbooking paper safe. Look for "lignin-free" paper.
3
Try to find some made out of Polypropylene plastic, polyester or acrylic. These materials are safe for photographs and paper and will not cause any damage or degradation to them.
4
Polyvinyl chlorine (PVC) plastic is the type that degrades over time releasing the chlorine as a gas. Plastics with PVC’s and PVA’s can cause photos to become yellow and become sticky over time and damage delicate scrapbook items.
5
Scrapbooking allows us to share with future generations and others, what we believed, how we lived and helps keep the past alive for the future.
6
To repair a journaling error you cover the writing with stickers, use a small piece of paper like a background to cover it up, or re-write by starting over.
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- Matting
- Double Matting
- Border Designs
- Journaling Boxes
- Colored Paper
- Printed Paper
- 2 Page Layouts
- Die Cuts
- Self Designed Die Cuts
- Stickers
- Punches
- Memorabilia Pockets
- Decorative Scissors
- Templates
- Photo Cropped into a circles or ovals
Matting
A decorative border around a picture to serve as a frame or provide contrast between the picture and the frame
Double Matting
A technique where two mats, with contrasting colors, are cut with slightly different sized opening. This allow you to see a small amount of the inner color mat as well as a larger amount of the outer mat. This create a very elegant contrast and accent for the portrait.
Border Designs
For ideas go to Scrappers Hideaway
Journaling Boxes
A box that contains your journaling. To have an idea what it looks like go to http://www.scrapfriends.us/articles/journaling_boxes.html
Memorabilia Pockets
Perfect for storing keepsakes. Acid-free, self adhesive pockets. They prement acid transfer and help keep important memories being lost forever.
References
For free printable scrapbook supplies:
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