CAPTURED MOMENTS BLOG

Just in case you are wondering why we have not posted the August Kit Terrific Klub issue on the Captured Moments’ website, we are experiencing some technical difficulties! We noticed some issues while attempting to post the September 2009 calendar. After hours of thinking Iwas doing something incorrectly, I contacted our web host companyand found out that they were at fault. They are working through a problem they discovered network wide… not just us! (thank Goodness) Anyway, You may see some weird error messages as you browse around our web-site. Just ignore it. I will post any new information here, until they have fixed the problem and our site functions normally again!

Some updates went through without any problems. Some did not. I was unable to upload the September calendar or any of the Kit Terrific Klub updates for the August issue. Hang in there.

Tara

This is the 5th week of the Build Your Own Book Club. We are moving right along! This week we will be working on Pages 8 and 9 as well as returning to Page 20 from week #1 to add an element.

This week’s extra embellishment are Kaisercraft Flowers. We will use these flowers this week, as well as weeks #5,8 and 9. Follow the directions and images to begin Page 8.

Make sure all your page 8 parts are accounted for!

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I have to apologize… I did not post all of the sample page layouts Tiffany created from both the June and July Kit terrific Klub issues. (The Kit Terrific Klub is captured Moments’ monthly scrapbook kit club.) I have posted the additional sample scrapbook pages on the web-site, but forgot to post them in the blog! Here they are in case you still need some inspiration for these kits!

June’s kit featured Garden Arabesque from Kaisercraft.

Sample Scrapbook Page layout using Kaisercraft's Garden Arabesque

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Wordle is a really neat tool that can totally be used in scrapbooking! It’s a website where you can take any text, song lyrics, poems, or any string of words you want and mix them up into a cool word cloud that can then be printed. Basically you can create custom titles or tags. The web-site is www.wordle.net. Here is a sample of what I am talking about if you have never seen this in action.

For this Wordle, I copied and pasted the lyrics to John Lennon’s “Imagine”… here is what wordle did to those words.

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Here is another. You can change the fonts, color schemes and even the language. It is pretty neat!

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Just wanted to share this really cool toy!

Tara

The Wordle web site is www.wordle.net