Merandab4
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I just read this article in a scrap magazine and thought I would share the moral of the story.
Basically it was about how we should choose our our layouts based on the pictures we have, and not choose to take pictures of stuff just because we have the perfect layout. Just because your daughter is wearing a shirt that matches some great paper you have, is not a reason to take a pic and scrap it. By scrapping this was we miss the whole point of scrapping to capture our memories.
Sometimes I find myself guilty of this. I'll take a pic of something because I think I could use it for my scrap book, like a sign of a place that we have been to.
According to the article if we scrap this way we are missing out on the moment.
I don't know, I just thought it was interesting.
Basically it was about how we should choose our our layouts based on the pictures we have, and not choose to take pictures of stuff just because we have the perfect layout. Just because your daughter is wearing a shirt that matches some great paper you have, is not a reason to take a pic and scrap it. By scrapping this was we miss the whole point of scrapping to capture our memories.
Sometimes I find myself guilty of this. I'll take a pic of something because I think I could use it for my scrap book, like a sign of a place that we have been to.
According to the article if we scrap this way we are missing out on the moment.
I don't know, I just thought it was interesting.