Like all art projects, there are no hard and fast rules for making a scrapbook (that’s the wonder of making a scrapbook!). Still, if you’re a total newbie, being mindful of a few common rules of thumb is useful:-

Consider the subject of your scrapbook. The theme should dictate the style and presentation of the scrapbook. For example, if you are creating an album to celebrate a a child being born or marriage ceremony, then you may choose papers, embellishments and colours that produce one united theme regarding that subject.

Now a theme has been selected, think about the materials you want to use. For instance, you may want to use die cuts in your scrapbooking projects.

A neat trick to shaping the focus of your page is to entitle it. Utilize die cut letters or stickers to spell out your title, or even use a computer and print out the title.

If you’re writing a small journal on the page, scribble it out on notepaper beforehand to perfect the wording.

There’s no stringent rule regarding how many photographs to place on any one page, but they ought to have some link to your theme. Select a variety of photographs that you can apply as you layout the page.

The most important thing is you enjoy the process of developing your scrapbook. Making a scrapbook is a past-time that numerous individuals enjoy and you will discover there’s a wonderful online community happy to share their advice and aid you in your scrapbooking efforts.

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