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1. Scrapbook Photographs -- How A Picture Can Be Worth A Thousand WordsBy: Nigel Patterson

For many people, photos are at the heart of their scrapbooks -- and for a very good reason.


2. Getting Started With Radio Control CarsBy: Philip Lim

Take note that you need to decide whether you want a radio control nitro or gas car or perhaps one that has an electric engine.


3. Idle Hands Beget The Devil's WorkBy: Yuwanda Black

As a southern girl, sewing was a rite of passage.


4. How to Make Your Own Refrigerator MagnetsBy: Criss White

There are several types of refrigerator magnets that you can make with a little effort and the right materials.


5. Starting A Coin CollectionBy: Paul Totoritis

The best place to start collecting would be with pennies, we will focus on the Lincoln Cent for the years 1909 through 1958, which are the Wheat Cents.


6. Cupcake CandlesBy: Lata Tokhi

With candle making, there are hardly any limits.


7. Making a Chunk CandleBy: Lata Tokhi

Making chunk candles is an and fun activity for all ages.


8. How to Make a Child's Handprint on a Ceramic TileBy: Dy Witt

This is a fun craft to do with a group of moms and their kids, one child per adult works the best.


9. Why Chainmaille Jewelry CraftBy: Matthew Woodbury

Jewelry is very prevalent, but jewelry that directly compliments your personal style or makes your statement for you perfectly is not prevalent.


10. How to Use Feathers and Dried Flowers to Give Your Scrapbooks an Artistic FeelBy: Mia LeCron

Feathers make exotic and interesting embellishments and borders.


11. Puzzle Pieces, Sequins, and Rhine Stones in Your ScrapbooksBy: Mia LeCron

Puzzle pieces make playful embellishments and borders.


12. Ribbons and Lace, Embroidery Cotton, and Hemp to Spice Up Your ScrapbooksBy: Mia LeCron

Ribbon and lace are by far the most common, and most beautiful, border embellishment.


13. How to Use Textured Paper and Book Jacket Backgrounds to Give Your Scrapbook DimensionBy: Mia LeCron

Textured paper can add extra dimension to your scrapbooking page.


14. The Leather Look, Accents, and Punching for Your ScrapbookBy: Mia LeCron

A leather look can add elegance to your scrapbooking page.


15. Faux Wax Seals, Tearing, and Fraying in Your ScrapbooksBy: Mia LeCron

Would you like to add more creative appeal to your scrapbooks? Here are three methods to add more depth and creativity to your scrapbook creations.


16. Wax Pencils, Stickers, and Rubber Stamping in Your ScrapbooksBy: Mia LeCron

Another important writing implement for scrapbooking is a wax pencil.


17. Photograph Mosaics and Markers in Your ScrapbooksBy: Mia LeCron

An attractive technique for placing photographs into scrapbooks is the photograph mosaic.


18. Weaving Photographs and the Use of a Collage to Give Your Scrapbooks Artistic FlareBy: Mia LeCron

For more dramatic results from your photographs, trying weaving two copies of the same photograph together.


19. Use Newspaper Clippings, Graphics, Kid's Art, and Clipart to Enhance Your ScrapbookBy: Mia LeCron

A popular addition to scrapbook pages is newspaper clippings.


20. Preservation and Making Copies of Your ScrapbookBy: Mia LeCron

You put a great deal of time, thought, and effort into your scrapbook pages.


21. Getting Rid of Messes and Mistakes in Your ScrapbooksBy: Mia LeCron

No matter how careful you are, you will undoubtedly find a mistake, mark, or mess on your finished scrapbook page.


22. Patterning and Spacing in Your ScrapbooksBy: Mia LeCron

How can you arrange your scrapbook page to best show off your mementos and embellishments? You can place everything in the center of your page, place a single focus item in the center, or divide the page into sections adding items to each section.


23. Use Tags and Embellishments to Give Your Scrapbooks that Personal Yet Professional TouchBy: Mia LeCron

Tags are a little added touch of professionalism that adds to the overall well thought out look to your scrapbook.


24. Use Order and Text to Give Life to Your ScrapbookBy: Mia LeCron

There are no specific rules stating that all photographs or mementos must be placed in chronological order.


25. The Art of Cutting and Cropping for Your New ScrapbookBy: Mia LeCron

Often photographs aren't quite the right shape and size or the photographic image is improperly centered.


26. The Use of Color and Photographs in Your New ScrapbookBy: Mia LeCron

Color coordination and contrast will highlight and accent your scrapbook.


27. The Theme and Title of Your New ScrapbookBy: Mia LeCron

The theme of your scrapbook can be simple or complex.


28. 4 Fun Ways to Display PhotosBy: Lesley Dietschy

From baby pictures to vacation pictures, images of family and friends are treasures that are kept for a lifetime.


29. Russian Nesting Dolls - The BeginningBy: Alexander Geida

According legend, first nested doll prototype appeared in Russia in the late 19th century (believed to be year 1890), it was figurine of bold headed old man, Buddhist sage by the name of Fukuruma, on the island of Honshu, Japan.


30. Amish Furniture for Kids Summer ProjectsBy: John Stover

Summer is coming, and the kids will soon be out of school.

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