Snip, Snap, Scrap—Display Your Favorite Memories on Fabric
• Beginning and expert sewers alike can use these 10 quick and versatile projects to turn photos and memorabilia into one-of-a-kind keepsakes
• Love scrapbooking? Love fabric? Fabric scrapbook pages combine the best of both!
• Each fat-quarter-friendly project teaches a fabric scrapbooking skill such as making stickers, tags, and photo corners and using eyelets and brads on fabric
Don’t just stick your photos in a book! When it comes to your most precious memories and photos, creating fabric pages to hang on a wall or display on an easel means you can share and enjoy them whenever you like. There’s minimal sewing—spend more time playing with the fun stuff like buttons, trims, brads, stickers, tags, and making creative rods and finials. Don’t worry—Sue teaches you everything you need to know to print on fabric.
Review American Quilt Retailer - July 1, 2007
"Sue Hale learned one thing taking her first scrapbooking class--scrapbookers are like quilters in more ways than not. So, it's only natural to conclude that any scrapbooker would love to work in fabric if they only understood what new joys fabric can bring to their craft. Sue's explanation makes perfect sense, and it may be a marketing eye-opener for you. The book gives basic skills for fabric scrapbooking and fat quater-friendly projects. Maybe you and your local scrapbooking shop could hold some cooperative events. Who knows where this might lead?"
Review Norsk Quilteblad - June 1, 2007
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Review Quiltnieuws - December 1, 2007
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Review Quilter's World - February 1, 2008
"Our Favorite Finds, from the Editors... If you like scrapbooking with paper, this book is similar, but the projects use fabrics and other embellishments to add interest in the finished project. The book has nine quick and versatile projects and is 'fat-quarter'friendly,' according to the author. Turn your Grandma's treasures into memories on fabric and have fun while you're at it."
Review By: Barbara Fiedler, Quilters Newsletter - November 1, 2009
"If you harbor a secret desire to combine your love for quilting with the joys of scrapbooking, here's a terrific resource to help you blend these two crafts. Sue guides us with her tips and artistry for creating a successful partnership of both disciplines. Her book offers nine fat-quarter friendly projects, several unique ways to hang or mount small pieces, and a comprehensive resource list. You'll enjoy turning photos, scrapbooking trinkets, and found items into delightful fabric mementos."
