How to Restore Old Photo Albums into Pocket Page Scrapbooks

We all have them, those old magnetic or adhesive photo albums. I totally want to work on getting my old photos out of those non-archival albums and into a safer system, and this photo organization article series by Becki Adams will totally help. In three parts she explains her process with lots of photos and link to resources to help you do the same.

There is no excuse not to organize your photos, it’s just about making it a priority. Once you start you will feel motivated to finish off organizing all your photos.

How about this for a summer project?

Source: Becki Adams: Restoring Old Photo Albums into Pocket Page Scrapbooks (Part One)

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Now that the original Winnie the Pooh is in the public domain we’re seeing lots of fun new paper crafting products featuring classic Pooh images like stamps and scrapbooking supplies. These image bring back so much nostalgia and the joy of childhood and are perfect for creating scrapbook projects for babies and children as well as trips to Disney and pages for us “big kids” (i.e. adults) too.

Aline used the Classic Pooh line from Simple Stories to create the most adorable mini album that has a little tote bag to hold it. The bag is decorated with handles, cute Pooh, floral and bees images along with a fun hanging bag charm with a tiny mushroom and tags.

The inside pages are made from 4″ x 6″ pattern paper card bases decorated with lots of Pooh, Piglet and Eeyore papers and embellishments accented with lots of flowers and book quotes too.

Take a look at the entire project and find more details at the Simple Stories blog.

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You can shop this and other Simple Stories collections at A Cherry on Top.com

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