From Library Journal
As a sequel to Kirschner Braun's popular Crafting Your Own Heritage Album (LJ 10/15/00), this book emphasizes layout and assembly of the family album, with tips and examples for incorporating family keepsakes into the pages. For example, using a technique borrowed from coin collectors, crafters can mount small, three-dimensional objects in memorabilia pockets to preserve them. The section on photographs and documents is up-to-date and quite valuable, offering information on restoration and digitizing. This book is remarkable for the amount and variety of information on dealing with family treasures that it contains. Genealogists will love it. Highly recommended for public libraries.
Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Book Description
New Ideas for Crafting Heritage Albums picks up where Crafting Your Own Heritage Album left off, showcasing the many new archival products that have been developed and illuminating new trends in scrapbooking. Readers will also discover new ideas for preserving and presenting more family heirlooms and relics than ever before, including: Cassette and video tapes; The latest computer software for generating genealogical entries; Using a scanner to restore faded or damaged photographic images; An entire chapter on saving family recipes; Suggestions for turning heritage scrapbooking into a family activity; Internet resources; Plus, theyill find new page layout ideas and tips for sharing material with other family members. Family history enthusiasts and genealogists will find this book appealing.
