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The Book Stand: December 2009

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Wednesday, December 23, 2009. How to Crop a Wine Glass. Want to wish everyone a joyous Christmas and not to mention lots of scrapbooking and memory-preserving tools and tchotchkes under the tree! I've enjoyed scribing my scrapbooking exploits over the last couple of years. Thank you for following along with me! Below is what may be my final post for the year. I still have the entries of six more pages yet to post, so stay tuned. Friday, July 30, 2009]. The 246-page draft of the 5th novel in the. Once fou...

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The Book Stand: October 2010

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Sunday, October 24, 2010. Childhood Memorabilia: Keepers or Castoffs. Had the fortunate opportunity to spend three weeks in the United Kingdom with some members of my family – girls only. We even went on a Harry Potter movie tour. That’s right, Harry Potter and Twilight. In the same year! I thought about blogging during the trip, but there was really only so much time during the day. I did keep a journal (for the scrapbook! And will post some pictures to the blog soon. Find order in organization. You may...

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The Book Stand: May 2010

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Sunday, May 23, 2010. French Broad River Bike Ride Biltmore Estate. Written August 9, 2009]. We spent one of the few torrid days this summer season outside in the back yard. Summer played with a bucket of water and her sandbox. Adam trimmed some low-hanging branches, and together we transplanted Summer's sunflower from a large pot on the deck to out in the yard. While Adam was digging the hole with the augur, Summer exclaimed, "That's cool! Today also happens to be Crop Club. On the Biltmore Estate.

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The Book Stand: February 2010

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Monday, February 22, 2010. Irish Soda Bread Paper Recipe Album. I posted these pics to Facebook, but never got around to posting them to the blog. There's quite a few, so I'll post my faves here. You can view the rest on Facebook. Late autumn means holiday shopping, right? I culled together various images and clippings I found online. I printed the pictures using my Kodak printer, cropped them, and, along with the paper and stickers that came with the kit plus a few other embellishments, created a on...

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The Book Stand: April 2010

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Thursday, April 29, 2010. Make Gift Tags From Greeting Cards. What happens when the season is over, and it's time to send the decorations into hibernation once more? If you are like me, you're not quite ready to part with the cards. But after several weeks, the stack of cards you had such good intentions for becomes more of a nuisance than a source of pride. Then you're forced to filter the stack into toss-outs and treasures. No more. Turn those toss-outs into gift tags! Put tape runner on one side of th...

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The Book Stand: September 2010

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Friday, September 3, 2010. The New Jacob and Bella. For all you Twilight. Fans pining over Jacob Black and still waiting in vain for the installment in which Jacob and Bella do hook up, meet Max and Menna. While Max and Menna are fraternal twins born in a small town in a family without a single hope, the unlikely friendships they forge teach them about things their home life does not. Things like love, acceptance, loyalty and sacrifice. The first novel by friend and debut novelist Shauna Kelley. Kelley a...

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The Book Stand: October 2009

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Saturday, October 24, 2009. How to cut a piece of paper. Wednesday, July 29, 2009]. Ever notice how each page presents different hurdles? I start with an X-shaped layout (three pix diagonally, then the other two on opposite corners). (image 1). I think this is right tired looking, so I try a plus- or cross-shaped layout , but the pix won't fit even if I crop them. I leaf through idea books and magazines, visit the Creative Memories Project Center. I plan to use the jumbo circle pattern. To cut two oppos...

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The Book Stand: Burning the midnight scrapbook

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Thursday, July 19, 2007. Burning the midnight scrapbook. 18 July 2007 (around 8:30 pm). Summer is asleep, and Mom is here. The dishes are done, laundry is folded and toys put away, so we use this opportunity to work on our scrapbooks. Mom is sorting and organizing some embellishments, and I get back to my Biltmore Estate scrapbook. For the layout of my next gold dust page. I start with the two photos that got pushed off my last page. I decide I’m going to mat the photos on this page with photo moun...

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The Book Stand: A Living Legacy | Peter Francisco

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Wednesday, November 24, 2010. A Living Legacy Peter Francisco. Over Veterans Day, Adam and I had the fortunate opportunity to spend a couple of days with Travis Bowman. Good friend and a 6th generation descendant of Revolutionary War hero Peter Francisco. As someone who is passionate about preserving memories and heritage, Peter’s story is right up my alley. Thanks to the hospitality of the Women’s Club of Hopewell. That part really hit home. People everywhere knew his name and what he had done for them.

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The Book Stand: November 2010

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Wednesday, November 24, 2010. A Living Legacy Peter Francisco. Over Veterans Day, Adam and I had the fortunate opportunity to spend a couple of days with Travis Bowman. Good friend and a 6th generation descendant of Revolutionary War hero Peter Francisco. As someone who is passionate about preserving memories and heritage, Peter’s story is right up my alley. Thanks to the hospitality of the Women’s Club of Hopewell. That part really hit home. People everywhere knew his name and what he had done for them.