What is Scrapbooking? Scrapbooking has been around since
Victorian times, and has evolved into as many different forms as
there are personality types. Basically, it involves the
preservation of information by compiling photos, memorabilia and
written words into a book in order to to tell a story or relay
memories. How is Scrapbooking Accomplished? Scrapbooking almost
always involves photos and written words (journaling), but it
can also include as many other components as the creator
desires. Some common scrapbook additions include memorabilia
(like ticket stubs, news clippings, maps, etc.), specialty
papers and other decorations like ribbons or buttons – the
possibilities are limitless! Once all of the elements needed for
the scrapbook are gathered, they are assembled in a pleasing way
and adhered to a scrapbook page. Journaling is then added to
relay information about the contents of the page. Finally, pages
are included in specially designed albums or sometimes they can
be displayed in other ways; like in