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How to Create Your Own Scrapbook Calendar

By Lisa Harvey, published Jan 17, 2007
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Have you bought your calendar for the New Year yet? Are you tired of the same old themes year after year? Wouldn't it be great to have a calendar that has your own personal touch? A scrapbook calendar lets you create your own keepsake of special days and memories. It's so fun and easy! Here's what you need to do:

1. Make a list of the basic supplies you will need.

A. Scrapbook calendar : sizes 12"x12", 81/2 "x11"
or 6"x6" desk top calendar.

B. Crafting scissors such as the black and yellow
scissors from EK Success.

C. Glue or double sided tape. Be sure they are acid free.

D. Scrapbook paper. Available in a wide selection
of colors and designs.

E. Cardstock. This type paper tends to be thicker. It is also
available in many colors but usually without the designs.

F. Photos of family and friends.

G. Paper Trimmer : such as Fiskars Euro Personal Trimmer.

H. Stencils )(optional

I. Stickers and/or other embellishments

J. The most important supply you will need is
your imagination! Have fun making your calendar !

2. Purchase Your Supplies. There are several stores that
carry scrapbook supplies. Most retail stores also carry
scrapbook supplies.

Here are a few you will probably recognize:

A. Wal-Mart

B. Target

C. Michael's

D. Archivers

E. Your local arts and craft store

Archivers and Michaels usually have a wider selection of items to choose from. Their sales people are generally more knowledgeable about scrapbooking.

Takeaways
  • It's so fun and easy!
  • A scrapbook calendar lets you create your own keepsake of special days and memories.
  • Scrapbook calendars make great gifts.
Did You Know?
Let the kids help create a calendar as a special gift for their Grandparents. Be sure to supervise the children. An adult should be the one to use any scissors, paper trimmers and other sharp tools.
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