Scrapbooking is organizing photos, and the memories that go along with them, into attractive pages and keeping them together in albums. Scrapbooking is not a new concept— families have kept photos and memorabilia in albums since the Victorian era. Modern-day scrapbooking, however, recognizes the importance of using products that are archivally-safe, products that will keep photos safe for years to come. Acid and lignin-free paper is the foundation for a long-lasting scrapbook page.
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Beyond that, scrapbook pages can be as simple or as ornate as you wish. Anything goes in today's scrapbook creations: from wire and metal to fabrics and stitching, the sky's the limit to a scrapbooker's creativity. While I love using the latest and greatest products from funky fibers to lumpy embellishments, my personal philosophy on scrapbooking is that first the photos as well stories behind them should take center stage. What
do people scrapbook? Everything! |
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A
heritage album is the perfect place to honor our ancestors and bring together
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Whether
it's a weekend getaway to a local attraction or a once-in-a-lifetime voyage
to foreign lands, you invested a lot of time, money and memories into
your vacation. Make that special time last forever in an album. Photos,
memorabilia and personal journaling can all be combined together in an
album that will "take you away" again everytime you page through
it.
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