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Ideas for scrapbooking can at times seem difficult to locate. But ideas are everywhere, each day. Particularly in these turbulent times.
Take a moment to open a newspaper, skim a magazine, explore the Internet, or turn on the TV news, and you'll quickly realize that significant things are happening right now. Many of them could lead to outstanding albums.
Are you asking yourself which of the thousands of subjects available are going to make the ideal theme for scrapbooking?
You might want to think about creating an original or premade scrapbook about any of the compelling and memorable sports stories currently in the news. Dark horse winners; sports celebrities with inspiring personal stories or extravagant styles; unpredicted competitive triumphs; or even histories of your favorite teams, can all result in marvelous albums.
By the way, they needn't be pro athletic teams. The middle school or university that you attended could have nostalgic meaning for you. Its old - along with its modern - athletes and teams could make super memory book concepts.
But there is more in the news than sports. Goings-on in Hollywood lend themselves to endless ideas for scrapbooking. Why not consider a custom or premade scrapbook about recent giant hits and prize winning movies; or the difficulties of your favorite celebrity's love life; or the sometimes amazing, often agonizing, sometimes inspirational tales of the plunge and redemption that many movie stars experience? So many of them could end up as fabulous scrapbooks.
Of course, at their most basic, current events and news are in point of fact about the situations in people's lives, both in your own country and thousands of miles away. From human interest stories to domestic affairs, from financial affairs to the environment, from globe-trotting to etiquette, from heroes to villains, there are possibly millions of ideas for scrapbooking possible for you to use every day.
One great feature of using a periodical, or other type of news in print as your source for inspiration, is that you will most likely find many photos, headlines, and heaps of body copy you can transfer directly to your book.
It's apparent, if you adapt current events for your next project, you might find so many possibilities that the hard thing for you isn't going to be discovering a theme for your next scrapbook, it will be narrowing your choices down to a final choice that you can compose your album about!
So if the time comes that you're feeling creatively "baffled," just dip into a newspaper, pick up a magazine, boot up your computer, or turn on the news. You'll discover that there are fresh ideas for scrapbooking everywhere, daily!
