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The Sapphire Scrapbooking Video Tutorials
Download the Sapphire Scrapbook Video Tutorials and begin making four beautiful, creative projectsjust twenty minutes from now. It's easy to make unique and charming projects when you follow these easy, step-by-step demonstrations.
Imagine Making These Projects
The CD Album | This adorable CD album is made entirely from CD or DVD disks and paper. Use as many or as few disks as you want. The one in the project uses nine. I have decorated it in a baby theme, but you can use any theme and color scheme that appeals to you. This one is truly adorable. Show it around to friends and you'll be getting inquiries about custom orders in no time. I do. |
The Gateway Album | This modern and stylish gateway album opens up to display your precious memories, or folds up neatly and ties with ribbon when you're not showing it off to friends. Inside this mini album, "gates" open and close to display or hide your photos and journaling. When decorated with your favorite embellishments, this album is utterly charming. | Dad's Briefcase 
| Decorated both inside and out, this wonderful masculine themed project is a great gift for dad or for the man in your life. Made from a tin box (such as the ones containing chipboard embellishments or a small tin lunch kit), the "briefcase" opens to display photographs, journaling and a number of man-friendly embellishments. |
Cigar Box Album 
| Created from an old cigar box purchased at a tobacco shop, this heritage themed album opens to display six appropriately decorated pages removed from a children's board book. Naturally, you can make this project using any theme or style you want, but it lends itself admirably to family heritage photos. |
What Other Crafters Had to Say
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Thank you for the help on a project for my husbands birthday celebration. I was inspired from your video "Briefcase Box." I made a "briefcase box" decorated with fishing items that I found around the garage. I put years of photos of the many fishing trips with the family that we had done, that were sitting in the closet. Everyone at the party enjoyed reminiscing. I found that the video was clear and well done and were easy to follow. Just like you mentioned in the video you can find much what you need by looking round your home."
...Barb Chick, NJmyorganicflowers.com |
I was inspired from your video "Briefcase Box."
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These videos play on Quicktime, a free player available at www.quicktime.com
Why Not Just Go to a Workshop?
Workshops are fun. I like attending them also. It's great to mix with other people who share the same interests. However, there can be problems. If you're like me, you've come across all of these situations:
- Availability: Perhaps your area doesn't offer many classes or workshops. Not everyone lives in a city with multiple scrapbook or crafting stores at their disposal.
- Schedule: Perhaps the workshops don't fit your busy schedule. Maybe the ones you want are scheduled for a day and time when you can't make it. Or maybe the class involves a long drive after dark, and you'd just rather not.
- Time Constraints: Maybe you're just too busy to get to a class. After all, your work commitments and your family responsibilities come first.
- Interest: Sometimes the workshops and classes don't offer the projects that you want to make.
- Supplies: Maybe the projects call for special tools or supplies that you don't want to buy or can't locate.
- Class Speed: Perhaps the classes move too quickly or too slowly for you. You prefer to work at your own speed and take breaks when you want to.
- Complexity: Sometimes you make a complex project in a class, then you can't remember how to replicate it again at home.
- Instructor Style: Occasionally, the instructor's style or personality just doesn't fit for you. Perhaps she provides complicated instructions that you find challenging to follow or she has no time to offer personal assistance. Or perhaps you are seated too far away from the instructor and have problems seeing what he or she is doing.
- Price: Maybe the price is a deterrent. Spending anywhere from $25 to $50 for a single workshop is a lot of cash that you could better put elsewhere -- such as hmmmm.... buying more supplies? (nudge, nudge, wink, wink!)
The Sapphire Video Tutorials are your Solution
Speed: You download these videos immediately. No waiting for a class. Download them from the Net and start gathering up your supplies within minutes.
Convenience: You watch these video tutorials at your leisure, when you want and as often as you want.
You work at your own pace. Pause the video when you want; start it playing again when you're ready.
Visibility: Since you have a bird's eye view of the video, you see exactly what I'm doing. No craning your neck or giving up in frustration because you're sitting too far away.
Generic Supplies: The supplies and tools are readily available. Although I may recommend or use a certain brand or tool, I always offer alternative suggestions. I'm interested in saving you money, so whenever possible, I offer work arounds or show you money saving tips.
Cost: Affordably priced at less than you pay to attend even one workshop, you receive video tutorials for four complete projects - PLUS a free bonus gift!
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Suggestion! Afraid you'll miss the companionship of other crafters? Why not host a crafting party and invite a few friends in for a "scrapping bee?" |
What Do I Receive?
You will download an introductory video plus four videos demonstrating the products mentioned above. You will receive a supply list outining the supplies you will need for each project. Additionally, you will receive a bonus thank you gift. It's a surprise... but you'll like it!
How do I Get the Videos?
After you make your purchase, you will be directed to a download page where you download the videos and store them on your computer. Please note that I do not send you a CD in the mail. You download your videos instantly after making the transaction -- no waiting! And no costly shipping and handling fees, either!
How do I Play Them?
These videos are compressed into a zip file. You will need a software utility such as Winzip to open the files. If you do not already have a suitable program, you can downloadWinzipfor a 30 day free trial or you can get free decompression software atthis link.
The video files are in Quicktime format. You play them with the freeQuicktime Playermade by Apple. The surprise bonus plays in Windows Media Player.
What if I Don't Like Them?
This product has a 100% money back guarantee for a period of sixty days.
Can I Make These Projects if I'm a Beginner to Scrapbooking?
Yes, I think so. But you may want to watch this free video first: How to Get Started Scrapbooking
Why are they Called Sapphire?
Because I plan on making a series of scrapbooking video tutorials, and each will be named for a different gemstone. Sapphire is the first video but not the last.
What are the Terms of Use?
You may make copies of these videos for your personal use, but I ask for and appreciate your cooperation by not distributing copies to friends and other people.
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P.S. Remember the free surprise bonus! It's probably not what you're expecting, but you may end up thinking that its the best gift you've ever received.
Contact: June Campbell, 103-145 West Keith Road, North Vancouver, BC, V7M1L3. Tel: 604-980-3261; email june at scrappingbydesign.com
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