Scrapbooks are more than simple photo albums. They are a chronological history of the places and people that shape our lives.
A journal can keep new scrapbooking ideas fresh in your mind and help you keep your supplies and materials organized.
You do not have to write detailed accounts of every minute of your life in your journal, but instead interesting thoughts and occurrences that will make exciting additions to your scrapbooks and keep memories close at hand.
You can use the information kept in your journal to assist you in organizing your photos in regard to dates and places where the photos were taken, a place to jot down new ideas for scrapbooking themes, and help you keep track of ongoing projects. A journal is very helpful to both casual and professional scrapbookers.
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