Tips On Organizing Your Scrapbook
Copyright 2005 Vera Raposo
You can create more scrapbooks in less time of you take a few
moments
to organize your thoughts and supplies. Before starting your
newest
scrapbooking project, plan out everything you will need and
have it close
at hand.
This includes supplies such as tape, glue, and pens, photos
and memorabilia you intend to use, and an idea of how you
want your
pages to flow from one to the next.
Effectively organizing your scrapbooking projects includes
keeping a
written record of what worked for you in the past and what
did not.
Notes of materials and fabrics that worked and those that
were difficult to
maneuver, the types of paper and decorations that were the
easiest to
attach, and which particular supplies were the most effective
will save
you a lot of time when starting a new scrapbooking project.
Basic supplies such as scissors, paper, and page protectors
should be kept in a special box or container so they will be
within easy reach when you are
ready to begin your next project.
Keeping your family photos and mementos in a central
location will make
it much easier to locate the ones you wish to include in your
newest
scrapbook. Your calendars and journals should be kept up to
date. This
will save you many hours if you don’t have to take time to
remember
dates and places.
Make a special effort to keep your information current. Digital
photos can be placed into directories according to the special
event, the person, and the places in which the photos were
taken.
Advance planning and making an effort to keep your
scrapbooking items in a
central location are the best ways to keep yourself organized
and make
scrapbooking a joy rather than a stressful experience.
Vera Raposo has been scrapbooking since her oldest child
was 5. With tons of scrapbooking tips and ideas, Vera is now
sharing some of her best scrapbooking ideas for your new
baby in her newsletter www.baby-scrapbooking.com
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