Reminds me when I was a kid and my "scrapbooking" back then I don't recall it being called scrapbooking I don't think they had a specific term/hobby for it in the early 70s. You would just cut and paste pictures into notebooks or photo albums. I used to just take photos from magazines and newspapers and tape or glue them onto regular notebook pages and maybe put into a 3-ring binder/notebook. I would also put cards or parts of cards into them also. One thing I recall doing is to cut the baseball caps off of the cards and past that on the page. I think I also tried to do that with football helmets but they were more difficult to cut out, and harder to match onto whatever I was putting it on. Sometimes onto another card or a picture. I was just a little kid at the time so it wasn't very organized.
Nicely done. I like the inclusion of the cartoon player from -- 1960?
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ReplyDeleteThat's great. I sure have a lot of dupes that I could use for something similar. Wonder if I'll ever do it though.
ReplyDeleteReminds me when I was a kid and my "scrapbooking" back then I don't recall it being called scrapbooking I don't think they had a specific term/hobby for it in the early 70s. You would just cut and paste pictures into notebooks or photo albums. I used to just take photos from magazines and newspapers and tape or glue them onto regular notebook pages and maybe put into a 3-ring binder/notebook. I would also put cards or parts of cards into them also. One thing I recall doing is to cut the baseball caps off of the cards and past that on the page. I think I also tried to do that with football helmets but they were more difficult to cut out, and harder to match onto whatever I was putting it on. Sometimes onto another card or a picture. I was just a little kid at the time so it wasn't very organized.
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