r/scrapbooking

When my children were young, I did a lot of scrapbooking. As they got older and life got complicated, I stopped scrapbooking. I'm overwhelmed with unfinished projects and tons that I want to be done, but am not interested/unable to do it like before. I'm thinking of gathering photos, momentos from trips/events and organizing them together maybe in individual sleeves/envelopes instead of making pages in a book. I would love any other ideas. I would also love ideas for safe ways of storing them. Here's a possibility, but I would rather them be more 8.5x11 size and don't have to fit that much, but haven't found anything yet.

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Just wanted to share that I was browsing scrapbook dot com for a magnetic glass mat, and they now have free shipping ( above $55) which saves a lot of money on such a heavy item.
Hope this helps and happy scrapbooking!

Long story short im making my brother a scrapbook for his birthday and i gotta be real creative cuz i ran out of printer ink (cant buy it anywhere close to where i live) and its a HUGE scrapbook and i literally lost creativity. Do you have any ideas for what i could do? I have to finish it in like two weeks which is possible and all. I just feel so stupid now bruh like i cannot think of anything, imma cry

the best way to add a fabric cover to my 12x12 scrapbook. i've seen some videos on fb/instagram where people add a fabric cover with lace - think 90's scrapbooks. i've also seen some add quilt batting(?), but I'm not sure of a brand or thin enough batting to give the effect I'm looking for - any help is appreciated, thanks and happy crafting!

Hi! I'm looking for suggestions for a good photo printer or mini photo printer. My process is that I print 100s of photos at a time through CVS or walgreens, so when I'm putting together my pages I always realize there are photos I missed. I'm hoping to get a photo printer to use for these occasions. The most important aspect to me is long term cost and the affordability of buying refill ink/paper.

I've gathered that dye sublimation is better for photo quality (versus zink) so i'm leaning towards Kodak Mini Retro 2 or Canon Selphy. If there's a zink printer where the cost per print is significantly cheaper, I'd consider that too. Any suggestions are welcome!!
Thanks!

I get stressed out by Pinterest boards because I kind of just throw everything into it then it’s hard to go through to know what I really want from it. I want to make digital scrapbooks for ideas and stuff but every app I’ve tried so far either requires a subscription or is very limiting.

I just want to be able to have multiple books with different pages and add images and words and stuff. I feel like I remember having one like what I’m looking for but I can’t remember the name. It doesn’t have to be specifically for scrapbooking as long as it does what I want it to do lmao

Hi! I’ve been thinking about opening custom scrapbook and papercraft orders, but honestly I have no idea what I’m doing. 😅
I know how to make the actual projects, but everything else feels confusing. I don’t really know what the process is supposed to look like once someone wants to order from you. Do you just figure it out as you go, or is there a general workflow most people follow?
I’d love to hear how you got started and if there are things you wish someone had told you before taking your first custom order. Any advice would really help. Thank you!

I cant find anyone that makes just the acetate shapes that are non stickers. I just want a flat piece of plastic as thin as paper that has a foil silver logo but its a specific shape and size. Can anyone recommend what in looking for?