Post by rst on Aug 11, 2014 0:53:13 GMT
I've got big bins full of art projects and papers for each of my 4 kids. I'm at the point now where I want to simplify and consolidate all this stuff into a nice, compact and cohesive memory book for each of them, and be done with the piles. One idea I had was to scan and/or photograph everything and then print as a photo book. But some of those sweet early drawings don't translate so well to photos, so it would be nice to keep the actual item in some cases. And even when the massive poster is not something I want to keep, I can envision keeping a chunk of it with the kiddo's signature at that age, together with the photo of the poster. I can see myself mixing in some photos, some journaling, assorted ephemera, scanned and reduced artworks, maybe some awards and report cards.
So-- with my vague ideas in mind-- does PL sound like it would be a good choice for my needs? I'm not into kits or a lot of pre-printed stuff, but I would welcome structure and ease of assembly. I'm one of the many who has a lot of scrapping stuff, but has lost the will to scrap in the olden ways.
If you've done something like this (or used a totally different way to deal with the kid art and paper issue) -- I'd love to see what you've done or glean ideas. Thanks in advance.
So-- with my vague ideas in mind-- does PL sound like it would be a good choice for my needs? I'm not into kits or a lot of pre-printed stuff, but I would welcome structure and ease of assembly. I'm one of the many who has a lot of scrapping stuff, but has lost the will to scrap in the olden ways.
If you've done something like this (or used a totally different way to deal with the kid art and paper issue) -- I'd love to see what you've done or glean ideas. Thanks in advance.
