How can you arrange your scrapbook page to best show off your mementos and embellishments?

It really is simple…

You can place everything in the center of your page, place a single focus item in the center, or divide the page into sections adding items to each section. You may also choose to lay the items out in a standard recipe or calendar layout.

Shapes also make interesting placement patterns. Common shapes include circles, squares, hearts, and stars.

However, you can also place items in object patterns such as mountains, trains, or Christmas trees.

The shape you choose for your scrapbook will depend entirely on your theme. For instance, a logical shape for a wedding or Valentines Day scrapbook is a heart.

A nice shape for a Christmas scrapbook is a Christmas tree. You might make a cake pattern for you niece the pastry cook. Let your imagination and creativity be your guide.

Various ready made patterning templates are available on the market.

Of course, more tips and techniques are included in “How To Make Mo~ney Scrapbooking” – available for a limited time at:

http://www.scrapbookingprofits.com

Warmly
Brett McFall
 

The little secret to giving your scrapbooking that extra edge

Hello my friend,

Have you used Tags before in your scrapbooking? 

Tags are a little added touch of professionalism that adds to the overall well thought out look to your scrapbook.

Tags can be used for accents, captions, and thought bubbles as well as dedications. The design of your tags will depend entirely on your personal needs and desires.

Thus, tags can be big or small, square or specially shaped, white or colored, plain or textured.

Furthermore, tags need not be made of paper. Some of the most interesting tags are made from fabric, wood, and furniture odds and ends found around the house. Be creative.

Pre-made tags are available at most craft or office supply stores.

Of course, more tips and techniques are included in “How To Make Mo~ney Scrapbooking” – available for a limited time at:

http://www.scrapbookingprofits.com

Warmly
Brett McFall