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Scrapbooking ideas??

im making my first scrapbook. so far it includes travel with family and 9th birthday party. i am in the scrapbooking club in school and i just can not seem to think of anything that can be in my scrapbook. please give me ideas on what to put in my scrapbook. thanks in advance!
please help!

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1. Try these out:
friends
school life
sports
pets
family
hobbies
things you like to do (bike riding, skate boarding, etc)
your favorites (books, movies, foods, places, etc)
your church (if you go)

Sort through your pictures and place them in different sections and it will give you an idea of where to start!

Good luck.

2. What does your family like to do if you have pictures of that put them in order from what happened first. Have Fun

3. Scrapbooking can be about events, and it can also be about thoughts. Don't be afraid to scrapbook about yourself. I made a great mini book chronicling one week of my life, and it's one of my favorites.

Take pictures of things that you love and write about them. Scrapbooking can be a visual diary. These are the types of things you will go back to later and really know what was going on in your life at the time.

I wrote an article on scrapbooking your goals, check it out in the Source section below.

-Sue

4. every happy memory of your life ^^

5. puts some pictures of your best friends.

6. i have no clue

7. tickets, postcards, dried flowers, sovenirs, etc.

8. Friends and major events in your life. Have fun.

9. family partys
first days of school
sports
summer
best friends
snow days
etc
..hope your scrapbook comes out awesome. i love scrapbooking and they can really be pieces of art. best of luck! =]

10. beads, buttons, charms, tags, eyelets, accents, die cuts letters, scrapbook paper, brads, snaps, lace, ribbon, mementos, glitter powder, stickers...

Tools: cuttig tools, adhesives, pens, rubber stamps, hole punches, shape scissors, embellishments...

Also, you might want to buy one of those pre-packaged that will help you get started.
See link for hundreds of ideas http://www.creatingkeepsakes.com/gallery/
Also, your local library has some scrapbooks too.
Good luck!