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Scrapbooking Workshops in Cork

Beckie · 2006-02-03 13:13:16

Fancy learning how to Scrapbook? Workshops Announced We are offering you a 5 or 6 week evening course. The courses will be held on Wednesday nights between 7.30 and 9.30pm at the Oysterhaven Center, Co Cork. The first workshop is planned for the 8 March. We also have a few 'crops' coming up too!

03-02-2006 1:13pm

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Beckie

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Fancy learning how to Scrapbook?

Workshops Announced
We are offering you a 5 or 6 week evening course. The courses will be held on Wednesday nights between 7.30 and 9.30pm at the Oysterhaven Center, Co Cork. The first workshop is planned for the 8 March.

We also have a few 'crops' coming up too!

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#2 03-02-2006 1:33pm

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what;s scrapbooking? and why?

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#3 04-02-2006 1:55pm

Our man in Havana

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Scrapbooking has changed from the old fashioned use of sugar paper books & newspaper clippings into an artistic way to deal with family memories in an acid & lignin free way to that photos do not yellow or turn brittle with age.

There is a post on scrapbooks with some samples of both Beckies & my scrapping pages.

Ok here is a link to some of my pages http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=3427782&postcount=12

This is the link to Beckies
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=50789212&postcount=43

& finally the link to the thread these images are posted in.
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=306533&page=3

Hope that helps answer some of your questions??

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#4 01-03-2006 1:02pm

JaneHudson

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I had a look at the bumbleberry website, it's way more complicated than I realised.
I take it that scrapbooking it sticking pictures on carefully chosen pages and meticulously decorating the page with ribbons and stuff.

Makes my scrapbook I got in pound city with old bus tickets stuck into it look kinda shabby!

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#5 01-03-2006 1:16pm

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Modern scrapping has many differnt forms some is highly artistic where as other pages are very simple the main thing to worry about is that the papers, card & glues are acid free.

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#6 04-03-2006 10:39pm

Beckie

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I hope it wasn't my site that was complicated!!!:D

When I first saw it I thought the same thing but once I gave it ago I realised that it really wasn't! Sometimes I still have mental block and throw everything on the table .... this is great at times as something has landed in the perfect spot!!:eek:

The main thing to remember that there is no right way to scrapbook. Everybody has a different style.

Give it ago .... you might get hooked!!

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