Hey all you Stouts, I just finished my latest project, a 28 sq. ft. wool braided rug. YEAH! Took me two years! And no, you can not have it! Anyway, since it is done I have now vowed that I would get caught up on my families scrapbooks. (Haven't even started Micah's) I would like to make the switch to a digital method. So here's the question...Do any of you use/know of a good scrapbooking program? Which one? I am currently testing one out and not to keen on it so far. I'd like to have another good option. Let me know.
Thanks, Shauna
PS This is a page I created today (Micah's first scrapbook page).
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You can double click on the scrapbook page to enlarge it if you are interested in seeing the detail. (You probably already knew that.)
Shauna
Very cute pictures of Micah. You can give me the rug for my birthday, uh...that's on JULY 30 for those of you who forget. :)
For digital scrapbooking Photoshop is probably your best bet.
Hey Shauna,
Your scrapbooking page looks like the same kind of program I have. Print Artist? Anyway, has some good stuff in it, but still lacks some essential things. Photoshop that Ady talked about is good, just more expensive than all the rest. Well worth the money though when you're a serious scrapbooker.
Good luck, and I can't wait to see the rug. Sounds awesome! Lots of time put into it, which means a wonderful heirloom to pass down. You'll be a delight to your future daughter in laws!
My idea of the perfect scrapbook program keeps the pictures in a box on a disk and then give it to their spouses when they get married.
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