Scrapbooking

SCRAPBOOKING

A Selective Bibliography

Scrapbooking has been one of the fastest growing hobbies in the past few years. Learn fun and creative ways to turn all those photographs that are stuffed in boxes in the closet into works of art. Check out the following books to discover how easy it is to work with die casts, punches, stickers, borders, rubber stamps and the art of journaling to create a great scrapbook. Also learn how to crop pictures, design visually interesting page layouts and what archival products to use to preserve your pictures and memories for years to come.

This Info Guide contains information sources selected by Debra Jean Pfendler to be useful or representative of this topic. Please feel free to search the library’s catalog for additional materials or to ask a librarian for further assistance.

BOOK BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Bearnson, Lisa and Gayle Humpherys. Joy of Scrapbooking. Birmingham, AL:

Leisure Arts, 1998. 745.593 BEA

Carter, Rebecca. Scrapbooking for the First Time.

New York: Sterling, 1999. 771.46 C

Gruenig, Dee. Decorating Scrapbooks with Rubber Stamps.

New York: Sterling, 1999. 761 GRU

Higgins, Becky. The Art of Creative Lettering: 50 Amazing New Alphabets You Can Make for Scrapbooks, Cards, Invitations, and Signs.Orem, UT: Creating Keepsakes, 1999. 745.61 HIG

Janasak, Debbie and Anna Swinney. A Year of Scrapbooking.

Alexandria, VA: Time, 1999. Q 745.593 JAN

Miller, Jill. Special-Effects Scrapbooking: Creative Techniques for Scrapbookers of All Levels.

New York: Watson, 2003. 745.593 MIL