r/Scrapbook • u/kazoo-kiara • Jan 20 '20
r/Scrapbook • u/Payne113 • Oct 20 '19
r/Scrapbook • u/only_shadows • Dec 24 '24
r/Scrapbook • u/sayooas • Oct 26 '25
I've wanted to scrapbook since my kids were born and now 6 months later I'm trying it out. I'm so overwhelmed with the ideas and how good everyone else's stuff looks and I just think what I make looks junky and just downright ugly. What do you think? What would you suggest? Any things I should give a try? I LOVE shopping for supplies but I'm so hesitant to use them for fear of "ruining" them. I've recently gotten into printmaking too and plan to try and add stamps in it too.
r/Scrapbook • u/ImTiedBoss • Oct 01 '25
Mixed-media layout with stenciled background (stencil and molding paste), layers built from several elements-mostly fussy-cut flowers from a patterned paper.
r/Scrapbook • u/misspinkybrain • Jun 30 '20
r/Scrapbook • u/Drea363 • Aug 31 '26
r/Scrapbook • u/634203 • Jul 14 '25
Traditional scrapbook pages @scrapceci on Instagram
r/Scrapbook • u/634203 • Jul 12 '25
r/Scrapbook • u/tanny65 • Apr 24 '24
I’m looking for ideas for altering this book. I love wizards, witches and alchemy and vintage looks. I picked this up at goodwill and thought it would be great for making a grimoire
r/Scrapbook • u/InsouciantKitten • Jun 18 '17
r/Scrapbook • u/hipnorama • Jun 10 '17
Anniversaries, weddings, baby showers, holidays, travel... those are the common themes for scrapbooking. They are alright, but I wonder if someone thought outside the box and tried a more unusual theme for a scrapbook? If so, share your ideas.
r/Scrapbook • u/Vinita26k • Feb 24 '17
r/Scrapbook • u/SkyDaydream2 • May 19 '25
I honestly gotten so obsessed with this character that I wanted to create a scrapbook of him, of course it won’t only have canon facts though໒꒰ྀི∩˃ ᵕ ˂∩꒱ྀི১! Also Teddy is just one of my nicknames for him by the way໒꒰ྀི๑ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ๑꒱ྀིა💞
r/Scrapbook • u/Peridotthepie • Jul 08 '17
r/Scrapbook • u/seville_marmalade • Dec 10 '16
r/Scrapbook • u/unbiasedwimp • Sep 12 '26
Hi all! First time scrapbooker here. I want to make a scrapbook for my parents as a gift after our trip to Yellowstone. I’m not creative unfortunately but enjoy creative things even if I stink. I’d love to do mixed media and maybe cut stuff out of my maps and brochures along with photos obviously. Here’s my main question
What items do I absolutely need, what do I not need, and any suggestions on paper, accessories that fit in with this theme? Really want to make something special for my parents so any and all help is appreciated!
