Show us what you've got............
Why not submit your work to our Reader's Gallery. We see lots of fab work but are always looking for fresh 'new faces'.
We are currently looking for your original page designs for the following themes:
You! What has 2008 meant to you, or what does 2009 hold in store? This is the time to put yourself centre stage, because we want to see your 'Book of Me' pages!
Stamping - It's one of the oldest craft techniques around and deservedly one of the most popular. Show us your layouts with stamped effects any theme goes!
Email a digital image of your layout to me at our dedicated address sigallery@futurenet.co.uk. Remember to add your choice of theme to the subject line. All we ask is that your layouts are your own work and that you haven¹t submitted them to any other magazine. ScrapBook Inspirations does not accept layouts that have been published elsewhere, that are being considered for publication or have been entered in any competitions.
Please include the following details with your submissions: About you Your name, address, daytime phone number and email. About your layout Title of your layout, a few words to describe the story behind the photos and what inspired your design. Tell us about the techniques you used and your favourite products. About your hobby How long you¹ve been scrapping and what inspired you to get started. Have you ever had any of your work published before? What's your favourite product? Supplies What supplies you used and where you got them from.
If you want to submit by post, please send colour photocopies of your work to the following address (please do not send original work at this stage): Reader Gallery, ScrapBook inspirations, Future Publishing, 30 Monmouth Street, Bath BA1 2BW
See there's nothing to it and you've got plenty of time as the closing date for entries is 15 September 2008
I couldn't possibly post a message without a photograph - here's a recent shot from the beach at Clacton. Watching my son and niece paddling in the sea brought back vivid childhood memories of my sister and I doing the exact same thing - I think I feel a scrappbook page coming on
