@@@ What are you good @? What are you doing @? What function are you @? Where are you @? If your photos answer any of these

questions this class is for you. Bring any set of photos that can answer the above questions.

Advent Calendar:  End your annual album with something a little different like a spectacular advent calendar or make the calendar as a super gift. This makes a single page where you practice craft knife and journaling skills. (All your Christmas traditions and they are so easy to journal about!) Bring with left over Christmas bits and pieces like stickers and rub-ons. Even small little photos can be added.

Alcohol Inks: Using a Tim Holtz technique and a Becky Higgins layout, create a stunning double page layout using 4 horizontal and 2 vertical photos.

Arrowhead Page: This page can be used with any type of photo, as it is very versatile. Exciting use of colour in this class.

Arrow Routes: Add an arrow to your page to highlight a focal point photo or create some movement on the page. Any selection of photos will do.

Beading Basics: Learn about how to use beads in your scrapbooks. Christmas, party, or girls themes would work well for this class

Between the lines:  Instead of reading between the lines you are going to write between the lines! Bring any selection of photos.

Between the Photos: The link between the photos is always a title. Bring 6 horizontal OR 4 horizontal and 3 vertical photos. Any theme of photos will work.

Big Brackets:  One of the hottest trends in scrapping right now – stamp them, paint them or stick them around photos, journaling or titles.

Big and Small:

The antonym of big is small, and this works so well in this layout showing how successful contrasts in sizes can be. This layout requires 1 vertical enlargement 15 x 20cm and 6 vertical jumbo photos that can be cropped narrow to about 6cm in width. Any theme of photo will work.

Black & White: Bring along your black and white photos (modern or heritage), or use a B&W theme.

Bumping out: This is a technique where we use a template that is slightly too small for the subject, and rather that cutting a protrusion off we "bump it out". Any photos will work

Butted up:

A good, basic design where two ends of paper will run head to head into each other. Any theme will work.

·         6V

·         4V, 1H

·         Eh 13 x 18, 3 C

Card Templates: We return to use the small card templates with lots of small 3D embellishments. An excellent way to group your embellishments without a "Sneeze" effect on the page. Any theme of photos. A collecting of memorabilia is used to create this page. It must be fairly small, such a buttons, badges, flies, bits of lace etc. Memorabilia to suit your photos is essential.

CD Covers

See the metamorphosis of Compact disc covers into Compact photo covers with your incredible talent.

You need 6 – 8 JUMBO sized photos to complete this page.

CD Page: Add a customized CD to your scrapbooking page for a novel look. Think of the name of a song that would suit your photos.

Checkerboard:

An alternative page! Alternating photos and patterned paper. You must have a horizontal enlargement 20 x 25 cm to complete this page, plus 6 complementary photos that can be cropped to 7,5cm squares. You need to know the date of the photos as well for this class.

Chipboard buttons:  Buttons … well they go with anything! Cover beautiful big buttons with paper or fabric to create a co-ordinated once off embellishment for your page. Lots of vertical photos and a few horizontals will work well.

Christmas time / Gift Bag Page: Christmas is a time for gifts and gifts are usually beautifully wrapped. Why not use that gift bag on your page? This is the perfect class for showcasing your photos of the unwrapping of gifts. If you don’t want to make a Christmas Page, make any other theme where you would have gifts e.g. a birthday. Also an excellent way to use shopping bags collected on overseas travels. YOU MUST BRING YOUR OWN GIFT BAG OF A SUITABLE SIZE FOR A 12 X 12” PAGE. Photos - 3 horizontal and 3 vertical jumbos plus 1 other.

Christmas Trees: Choose from a variety of different designs to create a Christmas tree to embellish your Christmas pages.

CNN page:

Inspiration Station… CNN and Sky News. Your homework … watch TV and see what inspiration you can glean from these networks. Bring a set of 6 vertical or 2 vertical and 4 other photos that can be cropped.

Colour Blocking: Any photos will work well with this topic. A good basic class, which can be easily adapted to various themes

Concertina Booklet: Make a tiny booklet to go on your page to use for journaling. Great if you want to hide your journaling away or to pack in lots of information. Suitable themes could be travel, wedding, birthdays, sentimental pages, baby scans.

Cork: A great material to add to your pages for a rougher look. Choose outdoor/boy/rough type photos.

Counting Life: 2This month while you are thinking numbers make a note of them.  If you have been married for X number of years, list how many houses have you lived in, how many cars have you driven, how many children, pets, jobs, holidays etc. have you been on. If you have travelled, list the number of planes, countries, hours of flying, number of hotels you stayed in, meals consumed, amount of money spent, sites seen etc.  Think of school or any other topic to create a lisT

  - Bring your list of numbers

  - Bring a set of photos to support your numbers

  - Bring any form of numbers that you have e.g. Sticker letters, chipboard numbers, rub-ons etc.

Creative Cropping: A fantastic class to improve your cropping skills. Good for panoramic photos of scenery and travel photos.

Crinkled Paper:

One of the first techniques we learnt is back for renewal. Crinkling your paper will give it great texture and will work well for photos of an earthy nature. Bring any set of photos.

Crooked Matting: This is a great method to mat you photos for all of you out there who cannot cut straight!! Any photos will work.

Crossword Page: Choose a theme of photos, e.g. all family or all friends or a holiday, bring lots of photos 20-40  We then make up a crossword about the theme of you photos.

Cutting Edge:

Luckily you don't have to cut the edge - it is done for you! use scallop or zig-zag cut edges, a bit of inking and stitching, a bit of punching or buttons and any selection of photos (about 6 -8 will work) to make a stunning, quick layout.

Cut-a-Curve:  A simple page design using either

a. 5 vertical photos, 1 or 2 horizontals and 1 other for cropping

b. One 15x20cm (A5) vertical enlargement plus 3 vertical complimentary jumbo sized photos

c. One 15x20cm (A5) horizontal enlargement plus 3 other complimentary photos.

DDD 2: ‘Doing Double Designs’ will be using 2 photos for February because it is the 2nd month. Because you will only be using 2 photos, you can get away with two jumbos but enlargements would be better.

   - 2 horizontal or 1 vertical and 1 horizontal jumbo photo

   - 2 A5 horizontal enlargements 15cm x 20cm

   - 2 A4 horizontal enlargements 20cm x 30cm

DDD2:      

   - 1 V, 1  H jumbo

   - 2H  to be cropped to 10 x10

   - 2HE 15 x 20cm

DDD 3:

‘Doing Double Designs’ will be using 3 photos for March because it is the 3^rd month.

Because you will only be using 3 photos, you variations are limited to either

    -    3 horizontal or 3 vertical jumbo photos

    -    1 vertical and 2 horizontal jumbo photos

    -    3 enlarged vertical photos – A5 size (15 x 20cm)

    -    1 A5 vertical photo 15 x 20cm plus 2 vertical jumbo photos

DDD 4:

‘Doing Double Designs’ will be using 4 photos for April because it is the 4th month.

Your layout options are:

#1: One 20 x25cm horizontal enlargement, plus 2 horizontal and 1 vertical

#2: One 20 x 30cm vertical enlargement, plus 2 horizontal and 1 vertical

#3: One 20 x 25cm vertical enlargement, plus 3 vertical

#4: Four horizontal or four verticals

#5: Two verticals, 2 horizontals

DDD-5: Doing Double Designs’ will be using 5 photos for May because it is the 5th month. Your layout options are:

For layouts using jumbo photos

·         2 horizontal 3 vertical

·         3 horizontal 2 vertical

·         4 horizontal 1 vertical

·         5 verticals

For layouts with enlargements:

·         One 20x25 horizontal; jumbos- 1 horizontal; 2 vertical; 1 for cropping

·         One 15x20 horizontal; jumbos- 2 horizontal; 1 vertical; 1 for cropping

·         One 15x20 vertical; 4 others for cropping

·         One 15x20 vertical; one 15x20 horizontal; jumbos- 2 horizontal; 1 vertical

DDD-6:

‘Doing Double Designs’ will be using 6 photos for JUNE because it is the 6th month. Your layout options are:

For layouts using jumbo photos:

·         5 horizontals and 1 vertical jumbo

·         4 horizontals and 2 vertical jumbo

·         2 horizontals and 4 vertical jumbo

·         6 10 x10cm squares

·         2 horizontals and 4 photos that can be cropped

·         6 vertical jumbo

·         6 horizontal jumbo

For layouts with enlargements:

·         1 vertical 13 x 18cm enlargement, 3 vertical and 2 horizontal jumbos

·         1 vertical 13 x 18cm enlargement, 2 9x9cm squares and 3 6 x 6 cm squares

·         1 horizontal 13 x 18cm enlargement, 5 jumbos that can be cropped

·         1 vertical 20 x 30cm enlargement, 5 jumbos that can be cropped

DDD 7 :

‘Doing Double Designs’ will be using 7 photos for JULY because it is the 7th month. Your layout options are:

For layouts using jumbo photos:

·         1V,6H

·         3V, 3H, 1C

·         3V, 4H

·         1V, 1H, 5C

·         7V

For layouts using enlargements:

·         EH 20x30, 3H, 3C

·         EV 15x20, 6C

·         EV 15x20, 2V, 2H, 2C

·         EV 20x30, 3V, 1H, 2C

·         EH 20x25, 1V, 5C

DDD 8:

‘Doing Double Designs’ will be using 8 photos for AUGUST because it is the 8th month. Your layout options are:

For layouts using jumbo photos:

·         2V, 1H, 5C

·         2V, 2H, 4C

·         2H, 6C

·         2H, 6C

For layouts using enlargements

·         EV 13 x 18cm, 2H, 6C

·         EV 25 x 30cm, EV 15 x 20, 6C

·         EH 20 x 25, 7C

·         EH 15 x 20, 7C

DDD9:

‘Doing Double Designs’ will be using 9 photos for SEPTEMBER because it is the 9th month. Your layout options are:

For layouts using jumbo photos:

·         2V, 1H 6C

·         3V, 2H, 4C

·         4V, 5C

·         2H, 7C

For layouts using enlargements:

·         EH 20 x15cm, 1V, 1H, 6C

·         EV 15 x 20, 8C

·         2 x EH 20 x 15cm, 1V, 6C

·         2 x EH 13 x 18, 7H

DDD 10:

‘Doing Double Designs’ will be using 10 photos for OCTOBER because it is the 10th month. Your layout options are:

For layouts using jumbo photos:

·         2H, 8C

·         2V, 8C

·         4V, 6C

·         1V, 1H, 8C

·         2V, 2H, 6C

·         4V to narrow down, 6H to narrow down

·         3V, 7C

For layouts using enlargements:

·         EH 20 x25cm, 9C

·         EV 15 x 20, 9C

Dandy Lines: We use the dandy lines template to create some wonderful effects. Watery type subjects work very well with this template but it is by no means restricted to those types of photos. Most subjects could be used.

Date Dial

Stamp a dial on shades of coloured paper to make about a 10cm dial as the focal point of your page. You need a set of photos for which you know the specific date. A set of 3 horizontal and 3 vertical jumbo photos will work well or alternatively a set of 12 photos that can be cropped.

Deluxe Envelopes: Amazing ideas with a variety of shapes – total deluxe!

Designer Leaves: Leaves are a universal symbol of nature. Make you own designer leaves using ink, paper and staples. Choose a set of photos that would be suitable for leaves as an embellishment. Bring 3H, 2 V and 3C. Bring you scrap patterned papers to class as well.

Diamond Mini Album for a page: Got lots of photos of the same thing and you can’t bear to leave them out? Then this class is for you. Make a mini fold-out album different to anything you have done before.

Diamond Designs: Use stamps to create your own patterned paper or use pre-printed paper with diamond designs. Works well with travel and heritage photos, but can be adapted for all themes.

Enlarge your horizons: Enlarged photos are quite difficult to work with because they take up the whole page and then what can you do? Bring an enlargement and a few extra photos to complement it and enlarge your horizons.

Felt Focus: Felt: A matted cloth made from fibre (usually wool) that does not fray and that makes it great for scrapbooking. You can cut it into any shape, hand stitch it and add buttons or beads. Most of the pre-cut felt is in the form of flowers or Christmas decorations. Bring any selection of photos.

Fibonacci:  Fibonacci, an Italian mathematician, worked out a sequence of numbering that creates a spiral and that is found throughout nature. Now you have the opportunity to use this mathematical numbering system to create a scrapbook page. You need to have photos specially printed to complete the spiral. You will need one photo printed 20 x 25cm (and this will be cropped down to a 16,5cm square) and to complete the second page you need an A4 size photo 20 x 30cm landscape orientation (although this second enlargement is optional and can be replaced with 4 jumbo sized photos). You will also need 4 other jumbo sized photos. 

Five plus two: Sounds like Maths? Might be a little like maths, but way more simple, with five horizontal photos and two vertical.

Foam Stamps: Foam stamps are hot!! Try out my great variety of letter styles and other doo-dads.

Giant Letters: Fill your whole page with one letter. Bring an assortment of photos, as the subjects of your photo should be slightly smaller.

Going ‘round in circles: Use circles in the design of a fun creative layout.

Postcard Page: This is a great way to add a bit of interest to a heritage or travel themed page. Bring a stamp from the country of your choice or choose one from a large selection available.

Precious Metals: In this class you will work with wire, brads or split pins, washers, tiny metal knives and forks and even eyelets. It is quite exciting to try different materials. Any theme of photos can work.

Protractor Page: What makes a full circle? 360° The topics for your photos could be …’You complete my circle’; ‘A 360° view of …’; ‘Complete in every way’; ‘Circle of life’; etc. Bring 6 vertical photos or 6 horizontal photos.

Punched Strips: You will learn a novel way to use punches in this class where we use the negative and the positive punchie. Any theme of photo will work for this class.

Punchy Bazzill: Bazzill paper that is pre-punched with tiny holes is so easy to use and so beautiful. Bring a variety of photos and work around the ‘Punchy Bazzill’

There are FOUR designs available in the following colours:

#1: Hearts – Red, cream and pink

#2: Flowers – Lime green and yellow

#3: Stars – Bright yellow, red, pale blue and black

#4: Corner Scallops - White, pale blue and pink

Ribbon curling tags:

Learn to use the Making Memories Curling Tag Tool. The themes of the curling tags are as follows: Love story in pinks, red and blacks; Expressions in turquoise, black and white, Baby in blue, turquoise and pink; Family in silver Wedding in silver; Garden and Easter in pink, green and blue; Travel in silver; Christmas in red and green. Bring any set of photos that could go with one of these themes.

Ribbon Hinges:

Create an easy mini booklet hinged with ribbon which can hold 7xH photos. To complete the double page you will need 1 x H plus 1 x EH 20 x 15cm or in place of the enlargement 2 x V. Any theme can work.

Ribbon tabs: Looking for a more funky layout? Use up all your scraps of ribbon (colour co-ordinate into families eg all blues together) to create a page with a difference. Any theme of photos.

Ribbons and Clips:

Make it pretty, make it rough, and make it with horizontal photos. Add clips and ribbons, stickers and things and make a page with a difference.

Photos required: Up to 9H

Roughing It: Doing things we would not normally do to paper, like crumpling it and sanding it. This class works well for the rougher types of photos, such as outdoors, boys and men as well as heritage photos as the technique gives the paper a worn, old look.

Scrabble letters: A good embellishment to use for smaller page titles. Any theme of photo will work. Brown and beige tones in photos work well.

Scrap-a-Stack: The stack of 4 horizontal photos needs to be cropped, so the photos need to lend themselves to being trimmed top and bottom. They would also work better if they were horizontal enlargements 13cm x 18cm (one size larger than a jumbo) but this is not essential. Bring at least 3 other photos (horizontals) to complete the facing page.

Seed Packet Page: Select 6 – 8 photos that could be used in a gardening situation e.g. Growing children, children playing in the garden, photos of gardens or flowers, ‘growing/grown together with…..’ A really fun and different page to make which includes paper tearing, paper folding, stickers and chalking.

Serendipity Squares: If you are looking for a surprise and a big kick, come to this class. We use scraps of paper, punchies, stickers, ribbons and stamping to make an embellishment for your page. Good for general types of photos where you don’t know what else to put on the page.

Shaker Boxes: An exciting way to add a little dimension to your page by incorporating a little height as well as novel things that shake. E.g. beads, metallic confetti, punchies, sand, tiny shells, sequins etc. If you have collected any of these types of things from an occasion bring them along (otherwise I will have a small selection as well). The shaker box can be incorporated into die cuts or the title of the page.

Shape a grid: Inspired by Donna Downey, create a grid using 15 photos that can be cropped to 5cm x 7,5cm. Integrate them with felt, patterned paper and a large heart for LOVE and you will have a dynamic page with a difference.

Silhouette tags:

Silhouette your people and place them on a tag. You need 6 photos of people where the subject is at least 6 – 8 cm in size. Bring along your stash of embellishments as well.

Signposts: Travel photos work well for this topic. See if you have photos of signposts. (You can always reproduce them or even start taking photos of signposts!) It is a great way to make a heading for your page.

Slanted Wedges:

Wedge it, stitch it and stick it. It is that simple. Bring 8 to 10 photos of any theme, any orientation and any size.

Slice of fun:

Make a designer pizza with the traditional base of cardstock, blending colours of tomato, herb, cheese, pineapple, mushroom, green pepper, spring onion or whatever takes your fancy and top it all off with the things you love – photos of family and friends. Bring at least 15 – 20 jumbo sized photos (mixed horizontal and vertical.)

Slide Mounts: Embellish your page with different coloured slide mounts or embellish the slide mounts to embellish your page! Very tiny photo subjects could be used in the slide mounts. Any theme of photos will be suitable.

Starshine:

“Star in the making”, “Superstar”, “Star Struck”, “Christmas Star” …these are just some of the titles you could use for your pages. Bring 6-8 photos that could be suitable to use with a star theme.

Stamping blocks: Four different options to use your photos plus stamp a little block to add a touch of journaling

- 2 vertical and 1 horizontal jumbo photos plus 6 others that can be cropped to 7,5 x 7,5cm  squares

- A5 (15 x 20cm) horizontal enlargement plus 4 other photos that can be cropped into 10 x 7cm vertical sizes

- 2 vertical jumbo photos plus 8 or 9 photos that can be cropped to 10 x 6 vertical rectangles (small prints would work well for this layout as well.)

- 6 -8 photos that can be cropped to various squares and rectangles

Sophisticated Foam: A new and easy technique that you are going to enjoy doing. Makes quick and easy embellishments. Any theme of photos and about 6 –8 required to create a double page spread.

Split-a-word:  You can turn all the spelling and English rules on their head when you split your word for the title. The page could use 8 – 10 small square photos up to 7cm in size, plus 2 or three jumbo photos. You can even use an enlargement up to A5 size.

Spot a building: Ever looked at a building and thought that it could make a great page design? If not, try it out… this almost becomes an addiction as you drive around. If possible take a photo of the building. This will help you to remember the colour scheme, placement of the windows or design features. Bring a selection of 7-10 photos that can be cropped.

Spots & Stripes: A wonderful page layout combining patterned papers.

Squaring up:  Got photos that are just general in nature? Just add some square frames and you will have a masterpiece! Bring 6 – 8 photos any theme, any shape.

Stitched Patchwork:

Row upon row of stitching… this is machine stitching at its best. Stitch the patches of fabric or patterned paper onto the page as the embellishment.  If you have special fabric that you would like to use, bring it along, otherwise scraps of patterned paper can also work really well. Photos required: 3 vertical jumbo photos or 3-6 horizontal jumbo photos. Some of the patches could even be replaced with small photos.

Stitchin’ and page: Using a sewing machine in scrapbooking is the latest, hottest trend. Come and experiment and if you can’t sew I will help you. It doesn’t matter if it is not straight!! Any photos will work. If you have fabric that you would like to use, bring it along too.

Stencil your Monogram: Experiment with the exciting trend of using one large letter on your page. Paint and stamping will enrich your pages and make them a cut above the rest. Any theme.

Stepping down:

Classic scrapbooking never dates. Come and make a beautiful, classic design using 3 vertical and 3 horizontal jumbo photos. If your photos are smaller, just bring a few more.

String Frame:

How long is a piece of string? How do you stick is down? Create a frame with string that surrounds or encloses a particular space on your page together with …

·         8H, 2V

·         2V and 2H

Strip Journaling: Any theme will work together with your journaling done on individual strips of paper.

Strips and title: A great way to make a quick and classic embellishment for the title of your page. Uses vellum and eyelets or brads. Any photos will work.

Super Narrow:

Can one really fit 8 -12 jumbo photos all in a row onto a double page? Well if you cut them super narrow you can. Bring 8 – 12 preferably vertical (but horizontal can also work) jumbo photos to class with you.

Super Simple: “Simplicity carried to the extreme becomes elegance” Make a special page using a whole range of vertical photos, or two 20 x 25 enlargements or whatever special photos you have. Keep it simple with plain cardstock and minimal embellishments. Simple means lots of pages, so bring at least two sets of photos.

Super Sized Corners:

The old fashioned photo corners have been around forever. Make super large ones and use together with a chipboard filmstrip and

·         5 -7 small H photos 6.5 x 5cm; 2 or 3 V; 2 or 4H

Super Size Stamps:

Use chipboard or paper that looks like a Super Sized Stamp and if you don’t have it make it. Any theme will work., travel being particularly good.

Photos required:  4- 6 photos V or H

Super size turns:

A photo turn is a little metal ‘paddle’ that is placed on the edge of a photo to ‘hold’ it in place. This time round we will be using super sized photos turns that will create a real impression on the page. Because they are so versatile bring any set of photos to create your page.

Super Tags: Super means big … and big these tags are. Machine and whip stitch them, and fill them with photos and a few 3D embellishments matching your particular theme. Uses up to 8 -10 photos of mixed vertical and horizontal shapes.

Tag toppers:

Back to basics after the challenge of Fibonacci! Use the classic embellishment of tags for your title across the top of your page to create a ‘Tag topper’. You need 6 photos that can be cropped to 6cm x 6cm; 4 vertical photos; and 4 other photos – 2 vertical and 2 that can be cropped down or 4 horizontals that can be cropped down. Any theme will work.

Tag Maker: Make different shaped metal rimmed tags with your photos. The page uses 6 horizontals and two small photos for the tag OR 4 horizontals, 3 verticals and 3 small photos.

Tea bag folding: A bit of a challenge to fold paper into interesting repeat patterns. Any photos will work.

Textile Yarns: Go and scratch in your old knitting yarns for something to add to your page or select something from the great range available. This is one of the hottest new embellishments and one that is so readily available and easy to use. Works with all types of photos.

Thing-a-ma-gig: Add in two mini pages to your double page with a ‘thing-a-ma-gig’. Theme can be absolutely anything, but you need lots of photos. Bring 12 photos that can be cropped to 7,5 x 7,5 cm and then 6 other photos to complete the page.

Tram lines: Travel into another world with long parallel lines stitched on double sided paper to create an interesting effect. You need 5 vertical (NB) photos plus 4 others that can be cropped to fit onto tags.

Twill Tape: Not only a haberdashery item. Come and learn how to tweak your designs using stamps and embellishments. Any theme

Twistel: Untwist this fibre and see your creativity unfold! Great for beach pictures but will suit all themes

The Hardware Aisle: You need what I found in the hardware store! Come and learn how we transform simple items into wonderful embellishments. Any theme

The TIME of your life: A great way to scrap photos about any special time in your life. Maybe it can be just one day, or a special moment, a whole month, a nine month pregnancy, the duration of a game, a holiday. Just come and have the time of your life at scrapbooking!

Tie it all Together: Any photos work with this theme. The various elements of the page are tied together with yarns. Remember for all pages with general themes any number of photos from 1 – 10 can be used successfully.

Time Saver Sets: Too many photos – not enough time? Then this class is for you. Use pre-made pages and just put your photos on top or under the paper and get them done in record time.

Tree Tops:

How many ways can you create a tree? Plenty, plenty! 

What photos can you use it for?  Anything!

How many photos do you need? A varied set of jumbos!

Triangular Page: This is NOT the beginner’s page. For this double page spread you need 20 JUMBO sized photos. 6 should be vertical and 14 should be horizontal. Choose photos where you have a lot of one theme and don’t mind cropping quite small.Extra focal point photos can be used in the center as well. If you want to do a single page only you will require 6 vertical and 6 horizontal photos.

Transparent title:

‘See through’ your title by using transparent layers – ever so trendy but still keeping it classic. Use 6 vertical photos and one horizontal photo showcasing any theme once again. Bring your sticker letters with you. 3 photos that could be punched into 4cm circles is an optional extra.

Tuck-a-column: 

 Incorporate 4-8 vertical photos into a four column layout using a neat little technique

Ultra Thick Embossing: A Novel way to add titles to your page using ultra thick embossing powder

Vellum Stitched Pockets: Get around the ‘sticky’ situation with vellum by making a vellum pocket with a great textured stitch.

Photos required: 4V and 3H.

Vertical Accordion Book:  

You may have done an accordion book before, but now there is literally a ‘twist’ to it. You need 4 pieces of memorabilia such as tickets stubs, boarding passes or even 4 horizontal photos that you can cut down to 8cm x 6 cm. The remainder of the photos for the double page can be anything and any size or shape.

Vertical Headings: For this page you need to select three horizontal photos or one vertical panoramic for one page and three vertical photos or one enlargement or one horizontal panoramic for the second page. Large sticker letters or computer lettering is used for the heading.

Wavy Lines Format your scrapping with a series of smooth up and down or side to side motions. A set of

7 – 9 mixed vertical and horizontal photos on any theme will work. You can even incorporate a vertical 15 x 20cm enlargement.

Wrap Around Mini Album: for a 12 x 12 page which uses at least 8 vertical photos and at least 6 other photos for the rest of the page.

Waxy Flax: Wrap and create, using a waxy, mouldable fibre. Any theme!

Weaving:

Make a page embellishment with a little ‘twist’ to it. Bring 6 – 8 photos of which 2 need to be able to be cropped smaller. Any theme of photos will work.

Wedding Tradition:

 “Something old; something new; something borrowed; something blue.”  Bring your scrapbooking stash with you because you are going to use something old from your stash, you are going to use something new on your page, you are going to borrow something on the “never, never return basis’ from someone else in the class and you will add in a touch of blue! Do you need wedding photos?  Most certainly not! Bring any set of photos.

Windmill Page: For this class you need photos that would lend themselves to windmill country. E.g. scenery, flowers, wild life. You will learn how to create a fascinating little windmill using paper-piecing techniques. Bring a deckle pair of scissors along as well. You can also make a pinwheel in this class, which goes very well with kids and bright colours.

Word Collage: We start with the heading for the page first in this instance and can use sticker letters or computer lettering. Any photos can work for this theme.

Word Fetti:

Any words, any photos. The words you get will be pot luck! Use them to create your page with any photos.

Wrapped Frame: Bring along a special photo and wrap the frame around it.

Year in Advance:  If you are the ultimate chronological scrapper, you must do a year in advance. It is the best way to keep track of what happened in your year by easily filling in relevant information each month.  What could be easier? If you need to complete your “Year in arrears!’ from 2006, this is the class to do it in.

Zigzag page: Sounds like a Consumer Studies class? Relax – it’s just the concept of a zigzag using 2 vertical photos and at least 7 horizontals.

Zip ‘em: Zip through 5 different ways of using zips on your scrapbook pages. Great for general photos but also skateboarding, jeans photos, travel photos, baby photos, suitcases, camping, etc. Zip-a-dee-do-da………