Of course, for my book, I didn't have actual scrapbook pages, so I printed the scans as 4x6 photos and cut them with the peppermint page die that was used for the original page, then simply made a cover for them. A super easy way to make duplicate books for gifts too. The cost of a 12x12 print would be different than a 4x6 as these are, but a great idea don't you think.
Here's the cover of my book
and a close up of the title treatment.
And here's a side view of the inside pages created by the Scrapbuggy Design Team and message board members. They look like real scrapbook pages don't they! But they are one-dimensional photos. Voila--mini-book. :)
Hi - sorry I'm a little lost - are you saying that you took photos {of your own or someone else's photos} you downloaded or scanned, then printed them and finally cut the printed photos with your mini-album die?
ReplyDeleteAlso if that's true - are the photos of pages of someone's project - which then you were able to reproduce as though the pages you created were like the original project?
Just not sure - sorry!
Its a pretty mini-album though!
In response to your comments, Beverly, regarding the mini book.
ReplyDeleteAll of us (at the time-there are other team members now) on the Scrapbuggy Design Team did a mini page so we could each put together a friends album. All the pages were scanned and emailed to everyone on the team so we all could make our own albums. I merely printed out a photo of each page, including my own of course, made an album of them. I also did one in a wallet size book just for fun. :)
So in answer to your question, the book itself is my original, the pages are photos of the other girls' work. Hope that explains it for you. :) Thanks for commenting!