Top Ten Scrapbook AC Content of 2006

I enjoy writing on a variety of topics. Not surprisingly, my favorite topics to write about include my favorite topics to read about. Scrapbooking happens to be something I enjoy spending my time doing, even when that might only be a few minutes here and there. I also often prowl the Internet in hopes of gleaming inspiration from other scrapbooker's insights, thoughts, and trials and tribulations. AC has joined my list of top spots to both share and discover new motivational and educational articles all about the wonderful hobby called scrapbooking. Read on for my list of the Top Ten Scrapbook AC Content of 2006.

10 - How to Make an Envelope Scrapbook by Emma S.

The subtitle of this article, A Unique Scrapbook for Holding Small Items, identifies the purpose of the article, and steps the reader through the needed steps to make an Envelope Scrapbook.

9 - How to Make a Christmas ABC Scrapbook Memory Album by Cheri Moseley

I loved this article because it delves into using scrapbook supplies for something other than scrapbooking. She even provides the reader will a full list of ideas, A-Z, to help complete the project.

8 - Frugal Scrapbook Ideas by Barb Webb

I liked this article for its simplicity and honest approach to saving money on scrapbook supplies.

7 - Creating a Space to Scrapbook, by none other than myself

I put this article together at a time when I greatly needed to find more space to scrapbook within the walls of my own small home. If you are in need of uncovering more room to scrap, this article can help you find what you are looking for.

6 - Free Digital Scrapbook Pages for Beginners and Experienced Scrappers by Rhonda Earley

I like to scrapbook digitally almost as much as I do in the typical fashion, and this article is chockfull of resources.

5 - Scrapbooking 101 by Crystal Sciarini

This writer gets right to the point. I love her style of explaining the steps and techniques to start and complete a page. From taking better photos to adding embellishments to a page, she covers all the basics.

4 - Do You Know Your Scrapbook Lingo by Christina Bultinck