Today I have a scrapbook page I did as a part of a Heritage Album. Note the use of a stencil and pen for decorative embellishments. Without them, the page had looked rather plain. I used my Silhouette to cut the matted title, and corner punches to create the decorative corners on the mat for the focal photo.
The other thing I want to point out is the way the little pictures are framed at the top. As always with vintage photos, I don't like to cut them or put adhesive on them. These 3 pictures, however, really needed to be cropped! So -- I created the frames and then mounted the pictures from the back with photo corners, adjusting their alignment to achieve the cropping effect that I wanted.
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