If you’re creating a scrapbook to commemorate a school year you may be wondering what you can use for a school scrapbooking border. Sure, most people use those block letters or school buses and these work just fine but if you want to be creative you can come up with so many other scrapbooking layout ideas and things to use to help you celebrate the school year.
For example, think specifically of that child. What types of activities do they enjoy during school or what is their favorite subject? You can be flexible with scrapbook page layouts. If they like science then use science-related objects as a school scrapbooking border. This could include atoms and molecules or beakers. You can even use equations. If they enjoy reading or creative writing then books with classic literature titles may work. If they are really good at music, then of use musical notes or die cuts of their favorite instrument as part of a school page border. Kids into sports might inspire you to use sports items as a school scrapbooking border. Bats, balls, racquets, and even sports shoes can make great items!
Another creative idea for a school scrapbooking border is to use different scrapbook quote and phrases in different fonts and typestyles and use those as a border. There are many phrases and sayings you can use, but you many want to ask your children for ideas. Of course the phrases that kids like to use do change constantly so do not assume you know what is cool in kid lingo today- be sure to ask your children! Getting the child involved in choosing a school scrapbooking border can also be fun and an interesting project for the two of you to do together.
Remember too that you don’t even need to use school-related items for a school scrapbooking border. Sometimes just using a good color scheme such as primary colors for elementary aged kids or the school’s colors for older children can work just as well. If you carry this color scheme through to each page somehow you can really tie everything together and have a great finished product. You might also try using small die cuts to attach together on your page layout as a school scrapbooking border rather than just something you write or draw on the page. This might be miniature books, cutouts of apple shapes, or little brick schoolhouses that you color and then glue on the page as a border.
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