Everyone wants their scrapbooks to be unique... each has its own special touch on every page. Here are some tips you can use to capture each memory and make your scrapbook your own.
One big advantage of scrapbooking is that everything has it. You have the ability to put what you want into it. A great start to a unique scrapbook is to become a collector of souvenirs for your family and friends. Now this does not mean the souvenirs we have been thinking about. Be creative. Keep ticket stubs [movies, airplanes, museums], cards, cartoons, receipts, newspaper articles, brochures or brochures. These things seem simple or exciting. But when paired with a few photos, they can bring back some good memories, they can act as diaries without having to write anything. When you start collecting souvenirs, it's easy to become a packed rat. ' To avoid this, place a basket on a table or shelf. Whenever you find something you want to keep, it's there. This will keep it organized and easy to carry and access. In order to get your family involved, let the children choose what they want to keep and let them put it in the basket.
Another way to keep the scrapbook unique is to rethink your photo taking habits. We often only shoot large events such as birthdays and festivals. You have a few photos to capture your daily life. For convenience, place some disposable cameras around the house. Taking pictures every day becomes instinct. These everyday shots will stand out as you look through the scrapbook. They will capture the most precious moments, sometimes the easiest to forget.
The ultimate way to make your scrapbook unforgettable is to design each page as a whole. The scrapbook page looks the best and is the easiest to read when it's overall. For each page or pair of pages that face each other, choose a simple color scheme and overall title. Paste all the things you want to use to find the balance between the image and the subtitles.
Orignal From: Clip art odds and end
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