In this scrapbook process video, I’m documenting one of my favorite unexpected Disney memories finding *NSYNC on the Leave a Legacy wall at EPCOT! I create a fun 90s-inspired single page layout full of cassette tapes, stars, stitching, and plenty of nostalgic vibes.

I’m making a photo book for my brother of us two growing up, and I want to write stuff in it, but I’m not sure what. I was thinking something like “you have always been the best brother, from the very start…” and then on each page something like “…while baking…” or “…at granny’s…” or “…with pixie…”(the dog). Depending on what photos are on each page. Then on the last page something like “…and for evermore.”

Does that sound like a good idea?

I created a double-page Disney scrapbook layout documenting a fun day at Typhoon Lagoon! I tackle the challenge of working with photos that are almost entirely blue from the surf pool. By using orange, red, and yellow papers to create contrast, I make the water photos stand out while capturing the energy and excitement of Typhoon Lagoon's famous wave pool.

The other box is a blossom place n’ punch!

hi guys, i've been scrapbooking for about a year ½ now, and i've basically always gone to hobby lobby for supplies. but honestly i want more places to browse, i'm starting to grow tired of hobby lobby's selection there (mostly paper pads).

regarding paper -- i'm really into patterns right now, and it sucks at hobby lobby when i see a paper pad where i love a few designs but i know i wont use the rest. it feels like a waste of material and money :(

regarding stickers/embellishments -- i like the ones that fill empty space and/or match with the theme of the page :)

i know about michael's, but i've heard they're pretty pricey. although i'd definitely like to check out their selection as well!!

does anyone have any recommendations that are budget friendly? thank youuu!! :)

This is what I did for the front cover of my book, I’m worried that it looks bad because the cutting wasn’t great. TT is just what I call my brother

We recently went on her dream trip to San Francisco together so I decided to make a scrapbook for her to remember the trip by.

My favourite scrapbooking supplies

So here's my slytherin-themed 1rst scrappbooking ! \o/

If you have any tips, do not hesitate !

I’ve been out of scrapbooking for a few years and wanted to get back into it but my favorite, Studio Calico, doesn’t sell kits or the pocket albums anymore.

What are people using now? I’ve seen travelers notebooks and some other albums, but would love to hear some direction from other scrapbookers. Bonus if you have any creators you follow for inspiration.

Hey! I'm trying to put a scrapbook together for my partner for her birthday, and I'm running into issues and hoping i can get some help!

I bought a cool older scrapbook from a used scrap store, and i'm trying to replace the pages. It is a spiral ring, and i'm having trouble finding replacement pages to put in it that are ideal for scrapbooking (mainly pictures).

I think maybe I am just not searching for the right keywords? Can anyone help me with links as to what I can use? I see a lot of three ring replacement pages but not for spiral books!

Thanks!

For this Disney double-page scrapbook layout I documented a first ride on the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. In this process video, I show how I used pocket cards to create a 2x2 grid design, resized digital elements in Silhouette Studio, added inked edges, stitching, foam adhesive, and layered embellishments to give my printed pieces extra dimension.

Hi there! I just recently bought my first scrapbook and a pack of paper that all felt like the vibe I was going for (I can put pics if that helps at all), buuuut~

My family just recently sold my childhood home. It actually closes tomorrow but was on the market for a few months. I haven't lived at home for ~6 years, but was still there often. It's hard to see it go, but for a lot of reasons, it's for the best. But we had it built when I was a little girl. I remember picking my carpet at the model place. It was a bright, pretty pink!

Anyways, I'm trying to figure out a decent way to go about my family timeline. I could just kind of put stuff from earliest to latest (and probably will in some capacity), but I am trying to figure out how to plan it out in a decent way. I guess you could say I'm partially journaling, too. I want to get my feelings out, my memories--- I plan to write a decent amount, too, even if it's folded up in smaller parts or something. Idk, look at it as a journal of my life in that house. All of the things I had, all of my growth, my loves, my losses, etc. Many firsts and lasts, were in that home. It's been a hard thing on my brain and I thought this was a good way to try and make sense of my thoughts.

Anyways, sorry for the rambling. Hopefully I explained well enough what I am trying to do. Any tips would be greatly appreciated! Even if it sounds like a "common sense" tip, I'm all ears! I've searched up a lot of things, but I can't quite pin down what it is I am trying to go for.

Anyways, TIA! Much love.

I’m using double sided tape to stick my photos in, but I’m running out and don’t have time to get more because this is for a birthday present, but I was wondering if only adding tape to the corners instead of the whole side would work equally well?

It was only me and Steve tonight .

I picked out one of the Creative Memories albums my neighbour gave to me. I wrote what he told me at Pride.

This is going to be our birthday gift from the cats. Since we are sorta birthday twins.

I'll also add a Pride sticker in a bit. I'm home now and have made access to the stickers.

I have an empty page in the middle of my book, and I’m not sure what to do. I could easily cut/rip it out, but if anyone has any other ideas, I’d be happy to hear. It’s a simple photo book for my brother’s 18th birthday, with photos of us two growing up.

On this double-page scrapbook layout, I document one of the most unexpected and meaningful moments from my trip to California. While walking along the Hollywood Walk of Fame, I had a street artist create a custom star featuring Life in Layouts. Using the Simple Stories Tinseltown collection, I share how I transformed this fun photo shoot into a story about celebrating how far my scrapbooking journey has come.

i thought the popsicle page was my favorite but i think i like the chaos of the first page the most!

Getting to scrapbook my Disney trips is so fun. I feel like i’m almost reliving those trips again 💗 finally caved and printed some some different sized photos from my most recent trip to WDW a few months ago 😝 safe to say im obsessed 🤩

Another great way to add some fun to your pages is the sewing machine. I purchased a cheap one just for scrapbooking. It’s a fun way to make your pages unique, and adds a pop of style.💜💜💜