| Title | : | 500 Great Heartwarming Expressions For Scrapbooking & Cards |
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| Rating | : | 4.94 (926 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0968664814 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 100 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2001-02-28 |
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This new Book # 4 in the Heartwarming Expressions series is jam-packed with a smorgasboard over 550 hand lettered expressions, oodles of graphics, frame designs and page lay-out ideas, in styles from cute and whimsical to old fashioned and stylish. This new title is 12 pages bigger than the other books in the series and it includes a four page color spread of color samples, with a helpful list of the supplies used. Including the color photographs on the back cover, you get 27 color samples of scrapbook pages and 8 samples of cards and tags created, using different expressions and graphics from the book. The beginning of the book explains how the right expressions can create warmth, personality and convey a special message. Then you get tips and ideas for hand lettering, tracing, photocopying, clipart techniques, and different ways to utilize a computer with the book to create scrapbook pages, cards and keepsakes. The author notes; “the goal is to show people of all skill levels,
Editorial : About the Author About the author: Sandy Redburn is the author and publisher of all four of the Heartwarming Expression Books. Nicknamed the "idea lady", she enjoys writing and teaching about creative ways you can use words to add heart appeal and personality to all kinds of surfaces to create special crafts, gifts, cards, home decor and keepsakes. The Artist: Suzanne Carillo is a multi-talented freelance artist and the main contributor for the artistic lettering and artwork in the Heartwarming Expressions Books. Other contributors in lettering include; Diania Haines, Cindy van Kol, Diane Pruss, Debi Carrington and Shelly Ehbrecht.
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