Adobe Digital
Scrapbooking Tip – Mini Album
By Linda Sattgast
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To turn your 12 x 12 scrapbook album into a mini book: |
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If your page is traditional,
you'll need to scan it or photograph it first. |
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Open your 12 x 12 page (File > Open)
and choose File > Print. |
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In the Print dialog box, change the
height to any size you want, such as 6 inches. The width will automatically
change proportionately. |
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Deselect "Center Image" and
click and drag your page upward on the Print Preview page in order
to save photo paper. |
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Print your page on photo paper, cut
out the page, and place it in a 6 inch album. |
Materials for "Mother,
Grandma, Friend" page by Linda Sattgast: |
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Background papers: created in Photoshop Elements by
Linda Sattgast, Cat silhouette technique taught in The Scrapper's
Guide to Adobe Photoshop Elements, Volume 2 by Linda Sattgast, Ribbon:
scanned, Key, hearts, and paper clip created with shapes in Photoshop
Elements, Fonts: Title, Adler and 1942 report
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Linda Sattgast
Sponsor: Adobe Systems Inc. and
Scrapper’s Guide |
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