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Learn how to add titles to scrapbooks and record memories in this free video on arts and crafts. Get scrapbooking and journaling ideas.
Expert: Stephanie Ovak
Bio: Stephanie Ovak has always been interested in genealogy and family history and has been a true scrapbooker for the last eight years.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
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The name of the Wed Site was scrapbooking. I really hope that you can find this for me. I have looked for this site for two days and couldn’t find it. I fill really silly that I couldn’t find it on my own. Thank you for the help.
http://scrapbooking.com/ it is a scrapbboking site for the magazine hope it helps you
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The scrapbook. You can take it with you anywhere. A poster is too big to take with you.
I just lost my job in real estate here in California. I love scrapbooking and stationary products and am wondering how I can become a sales rep. Thanks so much!
You can become a Creative Memories consultant.
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I am looking to get some scrapbook things such as punches, stamps, paper, etc. I love to scrapbook but I am just starting it. I am looking for some place that sells paper in bug quantities, ex. 180 sheets in one pack. I also want some punches and things. Anyone know where to get these things at or any ideas?
There is the web site: www.scrapbookingtop50.com and it is full of scrapbooking sources.
Also, if you have a scrapbooking magazine around, look through it and you will see all sorts of supply resources listed in the back as well as all throughout the ads in it.
There is a catalog called Paper Wishes and they have a website that has the catalog available on line as well as a place to request one to come to you in the mail. But they have FREE web videos to watch on-line that are Awesome!!!! The web site is: www.paperwishes.com
Here are a few more supply resources:
www.orientaltrading.com (find their scrapbooking section)
www.keepsakepapercrafts.com
www.TimesTo Cherish.com
The above sites all offer catalogs that sell scrapbooking supplies. You can request a catalog on their sites, as well as view their pages of tips and examples of finished pages!
This should get you on your way…. HAVE FUN!
They cut open the belly to release a lot of water throughtout the home and now are repiring it by putting in new insulation and screwing a piece of scrap paneling to the boards. Under the paneling is exposed insulation.
I am not paying a professional. The maintenace men in the park are fixing it at no charge
While the paneling would be strong enough to hold just insulation… it is not a vapor barrier! A mobile home NEEDS that vapor barrier to prevent moisture from entering the home from underneath.
I have made repairs like this myself, MANY times… there is NO REASON why it should not be done properly.
Whatever caused the leak in the first place should be repaired.
All of that wet insulation should be replaced (as stated).
The underbelly should be resealed wherever it was cut open, replaced if necessary. Underbelly plastic can be purchased at any mobile home supply company. Let me re-emphasize, it needs to be SEALED.
Whenever I have had to cut into the underbelly, I have always stitched the flaps of underbelly back together with a HIGH quality duct tape, and then used contact adhesive (applied to the new patch, and the underbelly seam) to glue the new piece over the cut. Never rely on just duct tape, and make sure that the glue has flashed off before attaching the new piece over the seam. The duct tape helps hold the seam together, while the glue is applied to both pieces. I have seen repairs where a service tech used only duct tape, and in 6 months, it was down. Your repairmen will tell you that the scrap paneling will hold better than any duct tape… and it will… but it will not seal out the moisture that naturally comes up from under the home. You should have a properly sealed patch over the hole or seam cut into the underbelly.
I will go one step farther… if you do not have a vapor barrier on the ground, you should. Plastic sheeting (6mil) is fine for this. Black plastic will help stop plant growth under it (blocks any sunlight that might enter the space), and it too needs to be glued at the seams, where it will be overlapped.
The repairmen will groan or complain when you tell them this, because it is more work, and if not done properly, can be messy. If the home belongs to the park, you may not want to argue with them about it, because it will be their own property that is damaged in the long run… if this is YOUR home, however, then you should insist on it being repaired properly.
Good Luck
I discovered this type of scrapbook at a craft fair last fall & figured out how to make them. My daughter asked me to send her the instructions.
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she’s thirteen and love’s old time romance movie’s and disco music, she dose scrapbooking and has a passion for writing, her favorite candy is dove milk chocolate and she like’s anything u know teenage, so plz help me what would you want for ur b-day is u were thirteen besides money or gift card’s.
Let’s see… A custom purse with the old time stuff on it would be cute. My sister made me a record purse. A new scrapbook would work, and if you’re crafty make the first page for her.
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