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The papers, stickers and adhesives behind a simple layered photo page, ready to tick off before you shop.
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One 12-inch paper pad supplied the layers and a sticker sheet for a Key West layout. That's a good template for a simple scrapbook shopping trip: start with the photo, then pick papers that match its mood. The crafter wanted papers that captured a relaxing, romantic evening, so she picked the Color Washed paper pad. She also chose a patterned paper with gold foiled triangles. A second crafter adapted a layout she liked with her own papers. This list covers a basic layered page with a sticker title. It leaves out albums, page protectors and cutting tools.
Why these items are on the list
- Photo to scrapbook. Her Key West photo shaped the paper choice, since she wanted papers that captured that relaxing evening.
- 12-inch patterned paper pad. The Key West page used a color washed pad, including its cut-apart pieces for layering.
- Patterned paper with foil accents. Gold foiled triangles gave a sunset boat tour photo some shine.
- Cardstock multi pack. A beach-themed pack also supplied the alphabet stickers used for the title.
- Stick-on pockets. Layer them behind the photo to add depth to the page.
- Foam adhesive. A little foam raised some of the layers off the page.
- Sticker sheet. Paper pads can include one. Tuck a few stickers underneath the photo.
- Puffy stickers. A puffy sticker helped build the title, and a few more scattered around finished the page.
- Alphabet stickers for the title. Pair them with a puffy sticker to spell out a short title.
- Layout idea to adapt. One crafter started from a flyer layout and changed the products to suit her photos.
- Favorite papers from your stash. Swapping in your own papers makes a borrowed design feel personal.
Keep it open on your phone while you shop, so the small stuff doesn't get left on the shelf. Handy if you're scrapping next to a friend and splitting a haul.
When to use it
Use it before a craft store trip, once you've picked the photo you want to scrapbook.