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Creative Ways Of Scrapbook Journaling
- Write around the top and/or bottom of the oval and circle shapes,
following the curve of the photo and paper if you are using it
behind the photo
- Write on the letters yourself (with or without the use of a
stencil), use punch out or cut out letters, pre-made page toppers
(theme based) or sticker letters to spell out individual words/names/page
titles instead of writing them out yourself.
- Choose a marker color that matches the paper color you are using
as a border or pick a color that is predominant in one or several
of the photos to use for your journaling.
How much to add to your Scrapbook Journaling
The amount of and content of the journaling here is all subject
to the purpose or recipient of the album and what it is they will
most want to remember. If you are making the scrapbook album for
yourself you may want to remember the basics but also any funny
anecdotes from the day or a particular moment captured in a photo.
If the album is for someone else they may want the facts or a combination
of the facts and the story behind a particular photo.
If you are using the photos to tell a story (in some cases there
is a sequence in which photos have been taken that describe how
the events unfolded) then the journaling can potentially be minimal.
Likewise, you may decide to make a page with just 1 photo, and dedicate
a considerable amount of space to the story behind the picture. |
