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Assembly Line Scrapbooking (ə-sěm'blē līn skrāp bŏŏk'ĭng) noun, verb –noun

1.	Club Scrap's unique photoless layout creating system inspired by CS® Members Jeanne Brandone and Deanna Kinninmonth.

2.	innovative cutting and assembling formulas for each new Club Scrap collection, free to all members.

3.

a way to use up all, or very nearly all, of a kit's paper to create an average of about 12 layouts from a Sr kit, 8 layouts from a Jr kit, 8-10 layouts from a Crafter Classic Collection, or 6 layouts from an FFC ALSB Workshop.. often there are great remnants that are perfect for embellishing more pages or cards!

4.	Scramble ALSB Scrambles are when you take the cutting formulas from one kit or from your FFC Crafter and apply them to ANY papers... do this with a group of friends and compare to see how one design can create so many unique layouts!

5.	Digital DigiLayouts incorporate completed, photoless, ALSB layouts into photo-ready digital layouts that you just add your pictures to and you are finished, or embellish to your heart's content!

6.	Digital DigiTemplates are layered PSD files that build digital versions of some favorite ALSB layouts up, one element at a time and allow you to use your choice of digital papers and embellishments to recreate the layout using any color scheme or theme!

–verb (used with object)

7.	to create layouts with or without photos in mind, while using ALSB formulas.

For plenty of ALSB layout samples, please click here!