There
are no hard and fast rules to scrapbooking. Typically, the
more creative and resourceful the person, the better the
page. Small, two-dimentional items such as ticket stubs
from the theater, love notes from a special someone, or
newspaper clippings can make the pages more interesting.
Generally, the focus of the page is the photograph or photographs.
It is best to stick with one or two good photos when starting
out. The page is then decorated and embellished with items
only limited by the creator's imagination.
With
the popularity of scrapbooking growing every day, there
are more and more resources available to the amateur and
professional scrapbooker alike. Refer to Stix2 Glues. Scrapbooking
can be very easy to anyone who wants to give it a try.
One
of the most important things to remember when scrapbooking
is to use the right glue. The glue should be picture safe
and acid free (it should say so on the tube), because otherwise
it could turn the pictures brown, or the glue could eventually
stop working and fall off.