Friday, July 16, 2010

Dog Scrapbook Albums For Your Favorite Pet

By Sue Chambers

Dog Scrapbook Albums For Your Favorite Pet

Lots of families have pet dogs. Most of these dogs have lived for many years and become an integral part of the family. For this reason, it is no longer unusual for pet owners to create scrapbooks for their pet dog. If you have very little time in making scrapbooks or this is your first time to create one, it would be best to get the dog scrapbook albums. The albums are premade and come with different pre-designed pages that suit a 'dog theme'. A quick search online will give you a wide selection of scrapbook albums.

You can narrow down your search by typing dog scrapbook albums on the search toolbar. Only the albums with dog designs will be displayed on the screen and you can begin your selection from there. With so many albums to choose from, it will be very easy to pick the one that you like and one that will suit your pet. Dogs can live for many years and can serve as your companion during tough times. Keep memories of your pet by making a scrapbook. Collect photos of your pet dog - this can include puppy pictures, photos taken out on the beach, and other memorable pictures you can find.

The dog scrapbook albums are affordably priced and since everything is already premade, in less than an hour you can already create a scrapbook all about your dog. Even if you own several dogs, you can include all of them in the scrapbook. You can even get several albums if your budget permits. Beginners usually opt for the premade albums so that they will no longer fuss over the embellishments. Everything is ready and you will simply insert the photos of your pet. Get your own dog scrapbook album now start working on it. The whole family will surely love the album.

Create a Dog Scrapbook Or Memory Album

By Athena Andris

Create a Dog Scrapbook Or Memory Album

Creating a dog scrapbook is not only easy to do - it's a fun craft project for the whole family!

Start by collecting little items that say something about your dog and place in a box or plastic bin.

Some examples:

photos
copy of pedigree papers
puppy teeth
birth record
a piece of fur from his 1st cut
old id tag
paw prints
awards
drawings, etc...

Now get the supplies ready:

glues sticks
glitter
color paper
scissors
shape cutters
color markers
hole puncher
stickers
ribbon
embellishments, etc...

Once you have a good collection of items and supplies - you're ready to begin your scrapbook.

* Buy a scrapbook album. Kits are available in different sizes and are fairly inexpensive. And most of the kits include several of the supplies necessary to begin crafting.
* Sort through photos and group like themes together.

Do you have 6 photos of your dog taking a bath? Great! You can create a bath day page.
How about vacation photos?
Photos of your pup performing a trick?

Placing similar themed photos together help tell a story and make your scrapbook more interesting.

* Use colorful background pages and add funny dog quotes or sayings.
* Add short stories about funny things your dog has done.
* Plan each page design or layout first - then begin gluing.
* Cut photos with different shaped edges or just to include a silhouette.
* Don't over crowd pages. Keep pages easy to read by proper spacing of photos and stories.


Final tips:

1. Don't use original photos. Since you will be cutting pictures to include at times, just silhouettes, or with shape cutters - have copies made first, if you want to preserve your originals.
2. Be creative. There's no right or wrong when it comes to your dog's scrapbook. You decide how you want your album to look.
3. And most importantly have fun.

Coloring Pages and Their Usefulness

By Jordy Jonathan

Coloring Pages and Their Usefulness

Coloring pages are very useful for children. It not only entertains them, but also enriches their imagination, improves fine motor skills, helps to perceive the world around them and to broaden their outlook.

There are hundreds of different themes you can find in the coloring pages starting from funny cartoon's characters to very informative pictures like alphabet, figures and so on. And thanks to coloring books by the preschool age many children already know the alphabet and how to count. By painting any of the letters in coloring pages they can learn how to write letters and be able to recognize them making the process of learning to read much easier. Thus, coloring pages are a very educational tool for young minds.

Children are very curious so while coloring any picture they will ask many questions about the drawn subjects. And all the information kids get during this enjoyable activity they absorb as a sponge.

Through coloring pages parents can control children's mood and feelings. For example, in different situation dog can be drawn in green or purple colors, or elephant can become mottle, while many children may know what color they should be already.

Many coloring pages also come with activities: connect dot to dots, match the pairs, find the items out of place in the picture, count how many green umbrellas on the picture, in this labyrinth find the way that will help the fireman get the kitty out of the tree and many others. These are all examples of the everyday things children can learn from simple coloring pages.

Coloring books can also be used to help you teach children the creative way of making toys by their own hands, using only colored picture, scissors and glue.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

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