Historian's Journaling Boxes are great organizing items that can only be accessed in the Album Planner mode. In this tip, we will explore the different style options that can be applied to these journaling boxes.
This tip provides guidance on how to create lists for scrapbook pages.
Do you want to journal a page about struggles or medical issues you've experienced? Look at some guidelines and hints on how to get started and what you may want to say.
Bring handwritten text into your projects in a way that provides ultimate flexibility. Your text can be put on any background and can be changed to any color.
This Bright Idea will give you plenty of practice with the Grid cutter and adding effects from the Photo Ribbon. A wonderful way to summarize any event or trip.
Have you ever tried to journal on your page, and you wanted “column” style text to flow above and below a photo? Many people default to using text wrap, but shape blending can sometimes be a better option.
Have fun using the Blend cutter, a B&W effect and Glow as you create a fun page with room for lots of journaling.
Design a unique and fun page where the journaling is based on someone else's perspective rather than your own.
Challenge yourself to tell a story from someone else’s perspective to create unique journaling on your page.
Create a personal touch on your page or project by adding a handwritten signature as a shape.
What are those little images and how do I use them!
Do you love fonts? Just can't resist all the fun and decorative fonts you find while browsing font sites online? This tip will help you decide where and when to use them successfully, to bring interest and fun to your layout.
Who would have thought that you can use your titles and subtitles to frame your journaling? This technique will bring the fun to the stories you have to tell.
Adding a QR (Quick Response) Code to a layout brings your words and photos to life. Lets look at how to generate a QR code and add it to your page.
Have fun creating a new shape and then journaling around it to highlight the photo!
“A picture is worth a thousand words,” but sometimes, the photos do not tell the full story. This Bright Idea is perfect for those pages where there is a lot more to say than what meets the eye. The objective is to create a journaling space on the page that will look like a column.
This Bright Idea is perfect for the occasion when you have an interesting story to tell but you don't have any photos to go with it.
Introduction to Character Map, a utility app included in Windows.
Use this Bright Idea to create your own text overlays for your pages. The Swirl Filter and a Text Box create a wonderful effect for you to use over and over again.
We all love a story, and as a result we can end up with lots of journaling on your page. When your text needs to fit within or wrap around an element, you may need to make adjustments to your text to enhance the readability or to enhance the design.