Wednesday, July 15, 2009

details make the difference

I just found out that my book "Playing With Paper" will be made available as an e-book on mycraftivity.com! To celebrate this great news, I decided to share some "up close and personal" shots of some of my layouts in the book. I know I've said it before but this book has some of my MOST FAVORITE layouts ever. And, if you've ever taken one of my downloadable classes you'll know I love detail shots....little details on a scrapbook page can make the difference between a ho-hum page and a love-it page. If you already own the book, I hope these photos increase your enjoyment of the book. If you don't own it yet, what are you waiting for?!
Remember to click on each one for a larger view.











11 comments:

Heather said...

I'm still loving Playing with Paper! Thanks for the detailed shots!

Olivia said...

Love the close ups, thanks for sharing :)

the medeiros family said...

Ahh yes...love the detail shots...especially of YOUR work!

Loved reading about the special gift you did for JoAnn. I will keep her in my prayers.

Mary MacAskill said...

Hey Angelia,

I tried emailing you but I haven't heard back. Maybe you aren't checking that email anymore? Anyway, can you shoot me a message when you get a chance? I'd like to get my layouts back from Playing With Paper, and I'm going to be in the US soon, so I could have you mail them to my parent's address. I can pay for the shipping.

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Jennifer said...

Lots of FABUlOUS details!!

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Awesome shots! I really like how you slide open and Playing With Paper.

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Sam said...

Great details! ow that I have a craft room of my own from http://roomstogrowusa.web12.hubspot.com/hobbyrooom I can spend more time paying attention to detail and less time trying to find things to add details.

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Great job! I loved the way your post reflected every single detail. It has helped me a lot in my next scrap-book. Loved the techniques too. I have also found some amazing ideas in this book by Altered Upcycling. You'll like it too, have a look!
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