Do you know how to make a scrapbook station at home?
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I have a large computer armoire with a rollout keyboard drawer. I use this for my lo's in progress.  The desk has lots of cubbies & shelves & I organize my diecut tools together, adhesives together, pens together, punches & scissors together, embellishments organized by color, etc.  I have my large trimmer on top in the middle as I use that always and then just work around that.  Hope that helps!
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http://educate-yourself.org/fe/fejoewatercell.shtml\nI'm unsure of anything that describes how to really make one.\nThis site tries, but it's rather goofy to follow. Maybe you'll have better luck that I would.
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you could easily print one up like miss_piggy said, or you could find one at a local dollar store or stationary store (like office max or office depot), or, if you're really ambitious, you could make one out of poster board.
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I usually make my own but I guess you could try \nhttp://resources.the-protagonist.com/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=5\n\nyou're gonna have to download the layouts because there really isn't another way you can do it. if you down't download the layout then you won't have images to work with.
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maybe a puzzle you cut out paper and conect them see if it works and maybe make it into a picture
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I love scrapbooking, but don't do CM style.  If you want some fabulous examples of scrapbooking, check out 2peas...there is a creating garden & a member's gallery that is AMAZING!\n\nhttp://twopeasinabucket.com/
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I am a digital scrapbooking fan. My most favorite software is Scrapbook Flair from www.scrapbookflair.com. \n\nThe software is FREE. It has powerful features, and is very easy and fun to use. Most stuff I usually have to buy, such as scrapbook templates, embellishments and backgrounds, are FREE at Scrapbook Flair. \n\nYou can downloan the software and install offline. Just go to their download center. They have free designer collections you definitely do not want to miss.\n\nScrapbook Flair is also the most fun scrapbook sharing community site on the Internet in my opinion.
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I made my own invites, which I really like. I am an avid scrapbooker too, and used www.mygatsby.com and went to the Envelopement line. We re-created the 9x5 envelopement. We ordered one in, tore it apart to make a template, and bought our own paper and embellishments. Check out the pic at \nhttp://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b143/blushing27/IMG_1001_small.jpg
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Try making one yourself , try using powerpoint
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All right - this ones right up my alley!!!\n\nIf you're crafty, you can make something.  One year I made counted cross stitch hangings for everyone in my family and another year each person got a home-made Christmas stocking.\n\nIf you're not into crafts, you can go the sentimental route.  One year I gave each family a photo album then hauled in a couple of large boxes of photos I had come across at my grandmother's house after I bought it from my aunts and uncles and moved in.  I let everyone go through the photos and pick out ones they wanted to keep.\n\nAnother year I typed out all my late mother's poetry and copied off a book of poems for each family.  I'm considering doing the same with my grandmother's recipe book at some point, too.\n\nI've also taken canning jars and made the "gifts in a jar" - a mixture of dry ingredients that you seal in the jar and attach a recipe card giving directions on how to make the food.  There are recipes for stews & soups, cookies, brownies, etc., and you can either make the same thing for each person or personalize to each one's tastes.  See this site for some good recipes: http://www.recipegoldmine.com/foodgift/foodgift.html\n\nHope I've given you some usable ideas!
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www.rebeccaludensaboutscrapbooking.com\nwww.paperwishes.com\n\nabout scrapbooking has a eletter and always has lots of ideas and layouts.\nPaper wishes has a wonderfull catalog to drool over.
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Well,I love to scrapbook,so I make my own cards,with the leftover 'scraps'. I can personalize these cards so much more than anything I seem to be able to find in a store.  I use stamps,photos or stickers to make them more personal.  Works great too when you just went to the store for a gift and realize you forgot the card.  I'm a little organized though and have a card holder/calendar book,so all my cards are put in there at the beginning of the year for the whole year. As I  have time,I make new ones to replace the ones I used.
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The scrapbook was an awesome idea. I would do something similar - something to her personality. If she likes to cook, find her favorite foods and make a personalized cookbook out of it. Find out what she likes to do, then embelish and personalize it.
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make a cute scrapbook (mini) or picture frame of fun memories that you had together. it's really easy and extremely affectionate.
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I suggest getting a certain program that help you make them like Greeting Card Factory or something similiar to that.
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Its easy to make one yourself.\n\nhttp://www.graphic.org/venbas.html
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From those choices, Hobby Lobby...but it really depends on the selection in your store & their special offers.    Is Scrapbook Warehouse a local store for you?  Usually, the local stores have the most selection & variety as well as newest items.  I likely get 75% of my supplies from small scrapbook stores.  Jo-Anns here has a VERY limited selection...older things and the only good thing there is their occasional 40% off coupon.  Our Michael's has a very good selection of kits, paper sets & some embellishments.  They aren't good at individual papers though and takes awhile to get something new in.  Like Jo-Anns though, they have 40% off or more coupons weekly.  Hobby Lobby's that I've been to have great variety, and also do some coupons.  There are also some great places online like:\nhttp://scrapbook.com/\nhttp://jennycraft.com/\n\nGood luck!