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Scrapbooking
The creative art of displaying photos and memorabilia, and using journaling and embellishments, primarily to preserve memories for future generations. It is also a hobby to express your creativity as you display your memories in a scrapbook.
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Scraping
Paper scraping is where you use a blade to scrape the edge of a page. Creates a textured, aged look.
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Scrap-lift
To use ideas you have seen others use. It can be one element of a page, or an entire layout. Perfectly safe for personal use, but can become an infringement of copyright when done in commercial circumstances.
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Secondary colors
Colors created by mixing primary colors. For example, orange, green and purple are secondary colors created by mixing primary colors of red, yellow and blue.
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Self healing mat
A cutting mat that you can used to protect the surface of your table when making cuts, which ‘heals’ and retains its form when a cut is made into the mats surface.
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Shabby Chic
A style of scrapbooking in which techniques such as sanding, crumpling, painting and inking created an aged or worn look, while still retaining elegance and style.
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Shadow-box
A shadow box is designed to hold and secure 3 dimensional objects for storage and display.
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Shaker box
An accent where shapes or small items such as loose beads, confetti or tiny embellishments are sealed in a transparent material so that they can freely move around.
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Silent Setter
An eyelet setting tool that does not make a loud noise when used to set eyelets as with conventional eyelet setters.
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Slide Mounts
An embellishment in the shape of an old-fashioned photo slide. The slide is basically a frame and you can mount paper or a photo inside.
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Snaps
A snap is similar to an eyelet, but without a hole through the middle. They are fastened the same was as an eyelet, but have a solid top.
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Sprial bound albums or books
Books or albums that are fastened at the spine with a metal or plastic binding in a spiral shape. Allows the pages of the album to open out and sit flat.
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Sponging
Creating a textured look with stamping ink or paint by applying it with a sea, cosmetic or kitchen sponge.
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Stamping
The creative art of using stamps (available in a variety shapes, sizes and designs) with inks or paints to create patterns, words or designs on pages.
See: How to Stamp Using Foam Stamps
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Stamp Pads
Ink pads that you push your rubber stamp onto in order to apply ink to it.
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Stencils
Usually made from sturdy plastic, they have and has shapes, letters, words or designs cut into it that you may trace or use to paint onto your paper.
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Stickers
Adhesive-backed images used to decorate scrapbook pages and projects.
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Stylus
A tool in the shape of a stick, but with blunt rounded ends, used to shape or deboss paper.
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