Scrapbooking albums that you would proudly present for your family & friends!    

To decide what kind of album you need for your project, you need to select the size, design and mounting.        

Naturally, you should make sure that the album is photo safe and acid-free. Inside the album you will find the plastic pockets to hold and protect your Scrapbook Layouts.

What size should I choose?
There are a large number of colors to choose from, for example:
- 12x12 inches (30x30 cm), the most popular
- 8x8 inches (20x20 cm)
- 11x8.5 inches (28x21.5 cm)
- 6x6 inches (15x15 cm), so-called mini-album

Scrapbooking albums normal expandable and capable of different number of sides. You must select the album size that conforms to your requirements for your specific project.

How to choose the materials and design of your album !!
Scrapbooking albums are available in almost any combination of colors, textiles and various designs / motifs.
Consider how the photos look like you should be using in your project, and choose albums that match with your overall theme.
- A blue album for your baby boy theme
- Maybe a mix of cheerful / bright colors to holiday memory?
- White shades to a wedding album
- Or why not an album that matches your paper?

Today there is a great variety of album covers. The most common fabric, textile, leather, paper, leather, leather-like vinyl, chipboard and pressboard. . The two latter may altra.

Of course, leather is the sturdiest and most durable material, while the most expensive. Paper wrapped albums provides high variation, can be multi-colored and can be paired with the paper choice you made in your layouts. Some album with fabric cover is detachable and possible to wash.

How to choose the attachment
Scrapbook albums can be held together in a variety of ways. The attachment also has an impact on how you scrapping in your layouts. Strap Hinge, Post-Bound, 3-Ring and Book-Bound albums are the most common occurrence.

Strap Hinge Album
Strap Hinge Album Produced with either leather or plastic straps, which runs through the spine. The user must use background paper fastened to the brackets attached to the strap. Normally, the album side-fed plastic pockets rather than top-loading, as opposed to post-Bound / 3-ring.

Post-Bound Album
When you use a Post-Bound Albums, it means that you are dealing with "solving" the sheets off the album, until they are finished. In most cases, there are two to four metal pins that hold together the album via the spine. On those metal sticks you put plasfickor where you put layouts.

These albums are flexible and expandable. Plastic pockets are top-loading and easy to add to many.

3-ring albums
3-Ring Albums Also called D-ring Albums. Three metal rings often circle. Easy to put into plastic pockets. The pockets may be needed "pulled in" if there is a small number in the album when opening / closing. Use top-loading plastic pockets. Possible number of pages depends on the diameter of the rings.

Book Bound Album
A Book Bound album can have multiple infäsningar such as spiral bound, glued, Sutt or with staples. Number of pages is fixed and it can not replenish.



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Video Quick Guide Album from Pages For The Ages

Scrapbooking 101 choosing an album