When I am not busy with school work I love to scrapbook my pictures! I feel that pictures are just too precious to be thrown into shoe boxes and never to be looked at again! Here are 2 examples of pages I did this summer.
Websites for scrapbooking:
Lara Bajkov
- Lara
- Canada
- Hello! This is my Blog for Education 406 at UNBC. The class is all about the Fine Arts (Drama, Visual Arts, Music and Dance). I am using this blog to show my creativity and hopefully learn alot about being creative in the classroom!! I look forward to blogging with my fellow classmates and please feel free to drop a note or two.
The Beauty of Winter
A shot of the frozen lake at my cabin
Being Creative at Christmas
Assessment in Visual Arts
Assessment in Visual Arts is such a hard concept for me to grasp...
Always time for Fun
5 comments:
Hi you! I love scrapbooking too :) So much so. I agree that pictures are too special and precious to be put away. We must add colour and life to them! I love the way you've designed your site-it's so cheery. :) Just like you!
Lara..
Your so hardcore!! LOL
ok how did you do this on the comp or is it a pic of a pic...
I want to know how to do it on the comp becuase I have heard that you can!
Z
My first experience with scrapbooking was this summer. I wanted to put my grad pictures in a special book (instead of in a box as well:) I didn't realize how creative you could be until I did it myself. Sometimes I would spend an hour on one page because I would adjust all the variables. Sometimes it would just come to me in minutes. I really appreciate the links for the websites. When April comes I will be a hardcore scrapbooker. I love your pictures. They are inspiring
I like your scrapbooking pictures. I love scarpbooking my pictures from all my vacations. It's nice to see other people in the class share the same passion.
Thats awesome Lara. My brother and I made a scrapbook for my mother last year for christmas. We alotted about a 4 hour time slot to start and finish it. Little did we know that it is a LOT of work and creativity. We couldn't even cut in straight lines. It ended up taking us about 5 times as long as we thought but the end product was worth it.
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