Cat Hairs

Apr 24, 2005 32 Replies

Hi Jamie, and welcome!

You only think you're "not creative." I am sure that the majority of us here in the newsgroup once defined ourselves that way as well, that is until we began scrapbooking! It's really quite easy and the learning curve not that steep. Besides, if you think it's only a so-so layout, post it here, you'll find we all love something about it and we might even be scraplifting your ideas! Most important is to have fun, enjoy revisiting your memories through the photos, and don't worry about it "being perfect." Those little imperfections are what tells others that it was made by your loving hands. Sharing your scrapbook albums with others is always fun and exciting as people are always amazed that "you made this?!" And, replying, "Yes, I sure did." Ah, pride, it's a good thing.

Where are you located?

Melissa in Seattle Pages in 2005=106

LOL *scraplifting* love it! I am in Mayerthorpe Alberta. Mother of 6 (Ava 3 --she was the slowpoke!, April 13, Cody 15, Jenn 18, Aimee 19 & Lionel 23) If you want to see *us all*

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has pictures as recent as this past weekend and as old as 20 years. I am a genealogist, although I wasted ALOT of time becoming a Phd in Educational Psychology only to find I hated that...hence the new genealogy career. We own a logging company (sorry if there is any Greenpeacers here). Eric works out in the bush running a delimber/processor. You already know we own a St Bernard.... Jamie Simmons

What a great starting list! Wish I had it when I started scrapping. I'm gonna try it now because I think it'll be a whole lot easier than my searching through everything each time I want to scrap.

Thanks M-C!

MElissa

Do you mind if I keep these instructions, too? They are absolutely PERFECT! I'm always being asked how to get started and this would be great to just email to them or hand them.

Oh dear! I am SUCH a floozie!!!!!!!!!! LOL

I have to joy of a cat owning my house and he occasionally turns up in layouts that are not of him. If I can retrieve the hair without damage to the layout I do, otherwise I consider it his contribution to my craft. :-) Rusty's not allowed on my crafting table, but seems like his hair turns up everywhere.

Teresa in MD

Welcome to RCS Jamie.

Teresa in MD

It needed a little cleaning up so I did that and added it to our website. Look under Scrapbook 101 and Getting That Very First Layout Done.

Speaking of hairs... I talked to a friend of mine on Friday and she was making embellishments for scrapbooking on her lunch hour and breaks at work. I asked why she was doing it at work. She said she was doing it because she didn't want any dog hairs glue to them. hahaha

Lynne

Actually, I've tried something similar. The biggest problem I have is individual hairs stuck in the glue. (I've also had problems with the occasional cat stuck in the glue, but that's another problem altogether.) Usually, I can remove them with a pair of tweezers, sometimes with a lot of grumbling when I have to unglue something to get at it, but there's always one or two I miss. Except for the black hairs, they're really not that visible. I have a 20 lb black cat who sheds a *lot*, but he's not the one that's usually on the table. Oh well. Per Garfield, "A house is not a home until it's completely covered with cat hair."

Mel K

Hey Lynne...with 11 shih tzu living here there is very little that misses out on the hair treatment so I know how your friend feels. I have clipped most of them off now so I am hoping that things will improve somewhat, but I am not holding my breath.....LOL

Marilyn

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