Scrapbooking Business

If you enjoy the art of scrapbooking, why not get paid to what you already enjoy? You can now start your very own scrapbooking business right from home and earn an edditional income!

(PRWEB) January 24, 2005 -- Tara Grant, (Scrapbooking Instructor),is proud to announce an exciting ground floor work at home opportunity! You can now start your own scrapbooking business without the huge investment of opening a scrapbook store! Our new direct sales instructor opportunity offers you the chance to share your scrapbooking passion with others and earn some extra money at the same time!

Our products are new and refreshing to every level of scrapbook enthusiast. Our products can be sold in many different ways--by offering direct sales, home parties, crops, catalog parties, or online via an Instructor website. You chose how you want to work the business!

We have all the great tools, supplies, and embellishments that are hot on the market and what every scrapbooker really needs, including Colouzzle, Hermafix, 12 x 12 paper trimmers, eyelets, pattern scrapbook paper, scrapbook albums, buttons, and much more.

We also offers a great scrapbooking club type program called "Out Of The Box". This is a monthly auto-ship program that everyone is raving over!

Become a Scrapbook Instructor and enjoy the comforts of working from home introducing our scrapbooking products to others! This is a great home business for anyone that enjoys the art of scrapbooking.

You can get started for just $30! This includes everything you need to get your new scrapbooking business started! If you are looking for an extra income or looking to replace an income, it is possible! We can help you reach your goals and scrapbook at a discount!

Please feel free to visit my personal Scrapbooking website at http://www.make-n-memories.com or my Instructor website at http://taragrant.leavingprints.us for more information about this ground floor opportunity!

I would love to help you get started as an Instructor! As one of your key uplines, I will be here to support and help you every step of the way!

Getting started is simple, you can join online at http://taragrant.leavingprints.us



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Your First Scrapbook

A wonderful way to start your scrapbooking tradition is with a wedding scrapbook album. It is a good idea to plan page layouts and ideas ahead of time. You can start by making a list of activities that will be taking place before the wedding. Or plan the activities around the pages you do want to include in your album. Bachelor’s or bachelorette’s parties, rehearsal dinners and even your honeymoon can offer very memorable and unique keepsakes to use in your scrapbooking.



One way to begin a wedding scrapbook album is to display both of your lives before the wedding. Make a his and her page with a photo and journalize, use photos or small items that show personal hobbies, friends, sports, interests and anything that defines characteristics or personalities. You can also have his and her pages about “how we met” and both of you can express your feelings about your first meeting.



Make some of your pages unique and pass around a page for friends and family to offer advice to the happy couple. Other memorabilia to include in your album might be an invitation, guest lists, specially made napkins or pressed flowers from your bouquet. When the wedding is behind you, a great way to close your wedding scrapbook album is for the both of you to write down your thoughts about your wedding experience.



Keep a notebook with you to keep track of ideas, thoughts or details that you might want to include in your scrapbook. Careful planning and attention to details before the big day creates a beautiful memory you can share for years to come.


Vera Raposo has been scrapbooking since her oldest child was 5. With tons of scrapbooking tips and ideas, Vera is now sharing some of her best scrapbooking ideas on her radio show at www.scrapperstalkradio.com



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