Here is a Scrapbook Checklist we have compiled from our own Scrapbooking experience and suggestions from our Scrapbooking Buddies:

1) Gather Your Pictures.

Use Scrapbook Organizers Tools like Cropper Hopper Picture Organizer and Page Planner.You may sort the pictures by date or by occasion. You can even sort your pictures in a Page Planner.Some studies have shown that working with current or most recent pictures help stimulate your creativity and productivity. So, try Scrapbooking with your most recent pictures and then you can work back.Just don’t get overwhelmed with the amount of pictures that you have. You might not need all of them for your Scrapbook. You just need to organize and label with the date and occasion. You may even keep some of your unused pictures in a box and remember to label.  

2) Sort Papers.

Use Scrapbook Organizers Tools like Cropper Hopper Paper Organizer and Page Planner.Sometimes it helps to organize your Scrapbook Papers by color (like all blues, shades of green, etc.) or by design (sports, baby, celebrations, etc.).You may also coordinate by occasion depending on your pictures. Use a Page Planner from Cropper Hopper to sort your paper along with your pictures. For example, use pastel papers for baby pictures. 

3) Get Album.

Make sure you use a Scrapbook Album that describes the pictures you have inside. For example, using a Road Trip Scrapbook Album for your Road Trip Scrapbook pictures.

4) Get Going.

Just Get Started. The sooner you get Scrapping the more you can accomplish. Have Fun! Remember that you are preserving your pictures so make sure to put the date, label with the occasion, and put any notes to help describe your pictures. But keep your writing to a minimum – You want your pictures to tell the story. 

5) Save the Earth and Recycle your scraps.

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