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How to Make Homemade Scrapbooks: 14 Steps (with Pictures)

Minoti Mehta

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This article was co-authored by Minoti Mehta. Minoti Mehta is the Founder of Vermilion Weddings & Events, an event and wedding planning business based in San Francisco, California. Minoti grew up in the event and wedding planning space and has over five years of event planning experience. She has been invited to participate as a Delegate at five exclusive Event Planner Conferences including Destination Wedding Planners Congress and Planners Xtraordinaire and has become known as one of the Top Wedding and Event Planners in the San Francisco Bay Area. Minoti’s work has been featured on NDTV India, Love Stories TV, Maharani Weddings, and WedWise India. Vermilion Weddings & Events was also awarded WeddingWire’s Couple’s Choice Award in 2018. Minoti has a BS in Hospitality Management and Accounting from the University of San Francisco. This article has been viewed 341,548 times.

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Updated: June 25, 2023

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To make your own homemade scrapbook, you’ll need 9 ½ by 12 ½-inch (24 by 32-cm) sheets of colored paper, a hole punch, and some ribbon. If your sheets of paper are a little bigger or smaller, they’ll still work. First, mark halfway up the short side on one of the sheets of paper using a pencil. Then, punch a hole 2 inches (5 cm) above and below the halfway point, about ½-inch (1 ¼-cm) in from the edge of the paper. Do the same thing on the other sheets of paper, making sure the holes are in the same place on each one. Now, stack the sheets of paper so the holes are aligned. Pass your ribbon down through one hole and up through the other. Tie a bow between the two holes, then cut off the excess ribbon. Decorate the front of your scrapbook with markers, colored pencils, cut-out images, or stickers. Fill the inside pages with pictures, quotes, stories, and meaningful mementos. To learn how to best store your scrapbook, keep reading!

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