Acid free die cuts to match the theme that you have in mind
Acid free glue
Scissors
Ruler
Circle cutter
Photo safe paint pens
Stickers or punches
Instructions for completing a Scrapbook Page
So you have done the fun part: you have chosen your theme! You have searched and hunted for the perfect background paper to show off your photos and memorabilia. You have pulled out die cuts and punches, scrap paper solids and decorative edged scissors…. Now you can REALLY start to play!
These tips are as a guide only. The real masterpiece is what comes from you and your imagination. It is the way you use your knowledge of the subject to breathe life into the pages that you will be able to show off for years to come!
Scrapbooking tips
Center photos on a mat, a solid color of cover stock paper that matches one of the primary colors in your border.
Glue the mat to your background page.
Cut out the decorative emblems and wording from old greeting cards and glue them on the page, overlap a corner of the photo for a layered effect.
Cut small triangles, 1 ½” x 1 ½” x 2 ¼”; glue triangles and the corners of your photo.
Use the circle cutter to create medallion-like individual photos. Place the circle on a gold circle or heart background. Glue or draw a chain link to give the appearance of a locket showing off your picture.
Embellish your page by precise cuts of Royal Lace Doilies. Cut circle designs out of the Medallion Doilies or use the scalloped edges to mat a circle photo.
Page toppers give a friend an easy hint about the subject of the page:
“Tom’s Graduation Party!”
“James Town High School Graduation Party: July 15, 2009”
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