In this article in the Ella Publishing e-zine, Rebecca Cooper shares some of her best tips for getting authentic smiles when photographing kids. If this article whets your appetite be sure to check out her new e-book, Don’t Say Cheese, which is currently on sale until July 28th 2011. Click here to go to the article.
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How to Make a Back to School Shaker Scrapbook Layout
How fabulous is this Back to School layout from Margie!? Using soft pastel pattern papers with basic shapes on them she has a double layered background but the star of the show is the large shaker element surrounded by colored pencils. She fussy cut rows of the pencils from pattern paper, curving and slightly overlapping them to form the outer circle. Inside is a circle of thin foam tape for the edges of the shaker, filled with lots of small buttons and covered with clear acetate. She backed the photo with more pattern paper, cutting a zig zag edge and used die cut letters and printed circles for the title.
Find her step by step directions at the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L blog.
-Heather
Looking for Back To School papers, stamps, and embellishments? Check out these Back to School-themed supplies we found.


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