What kind of stuff can I put in my scrapbook other than autographs and photos?

Answer 1

newspaper clippings; ticket stubs; party napkins; end-of-term grade reports; notes from friends, relatives or teachers; paper menus from your favorite take-out places;

Answer 2

Wow... you can put just about anything in a scrapbook. When you do your pages, think about the five w's of journalism. Who, what, where, when, why. Then look at what you have an how you can answer that question. For example, say you went to Disneyland. You want to do a "meet mickey" page. If you have Toon Town pictures include those. Then a sticker of Mickey. If you ahve his autograph include that. Other things for the trip might include coasters from a restaurant, airline tickets, Disneyland passes, the wrapper of something you bought as a souvenier (price tag - and of course a picture holding or wearing what the price tag was for). Postcards are great additions to scrapbook pages, because they often have the picture on it that you weren't able to capture at the location. In my opinion, the journaling is really important. So many people just put, "Disney '06" and that's it. Be sure to use the 5 w's for your journaling as well. That will make sure that when you look at the page 10 years from now, you'll still be able to know the story behind the pictures and not have to rely on memories. Enjoy! Scrapbooking is a wonderful way to capture those memories and life events that we'd otherwise forget.

Answer 3

You can put other memorabilia such as concert tickets, travel/airline receipts, invitations, letters, notes, cutouts, and everything and anything that is important to you like dried flowers, napkins, - anything as long as it is well preserved and won;t harm other stuff in your scrapbook.
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