? When you scrapbook, do you devote an

Christi Conley · 2004-11-10T20:42:32+00:00

entire book to a subject, or do you scrapbook in chronological order in one book? I always thought I "should" scrapbook in chronological order, in one book. Until reading some posts on this group. It never even occured to me to scrap one event in one book (except weddings).... I have all the materials, even bought some albums, I just can't seem to get over the hump of starting, but that's another question... LOL

Nov 10, 2004 23 Replies

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Christi Conley 21 years ago

Thanks everyone for the descriptions! I appreciate it : )

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Jessica F 21 years ago

Thanks MC - I'm flattered!

Jessica

"M-C"

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Jessica F 21 years ago

Katrina - nothing wrong with that -

I agree with others that the fact that we can all have diverse styles and ideas and yet all be passionate about the same thing is one of the things that makes this hobby great!

Jessica

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Marsha 21 years ago

I do a combination of chronological and themed. My album list is:

1968-1979 (I was born in 68 and not enough for one book for the 60's) 1980-1989 summer camp (5 years) private school - k-9th grade high school (3 years) youth groups (4 years) college (2 books) 1990-1994 1994-1999 the split here is when DH become a couple wedding showers, reception honeymoon 2000- 2002 2003 2004 Robert's baby book which will be just his birth, the bris and the pidyon haben Robert's first year 2003 Robert's 2004 book (we'll see what happens after the quantity of fists slows down) Pet album

Wow_ I really needed to do this to see what I am doing. Now if I could just find the pages for Robert's book for Feb 2004- May 2004 that went missing I would be a happier scrapper

I guess you really need to do what works for you - they are your albums :) Marsha

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