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Scrapbooking Children's School Projects

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Date: 03/11/2009 Topics: Craft Tips > Scrapbooking | Parenting > General Parenting > Memory Keeping  
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As our children grow, we save a lot of the "odd" things they make at school, church, etc. In scrapbooking, it is impossible to include most of those items. You don't want to toss it, "Timmy made it" for me. So do the next best thing and then you can scrapbook it and "scrap it" too!

Take a clear photo of the item, place it in your scrapbook and journal the details, then toss the item. If you think your child might want to see it one last time, ask if they do first. Otherwise, you have the memory but not the box of stuff you have nothing else you can use it for.

By Robin from Dover, FL
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