Scrapbook Papers. Free Printable Scrapbook Papers

Scrapbook Papers. Free Printable Scrapbook Papers

Heaven Graphics
Heaven Graphics offers a small, but nice selection of free printable scrapbook papers to download for personal use. Use one scrapbook paper for that perfect page background, or download a bunch and crop them into your page layouts! Also excellent for digital scrapbooking, small gift wrap, handmade card designs and photo mats!

ScrapbookScrapbook
ScrapbookScrapbook offer a huge selection of printable pages, however the site is very busy amking hard sometimes to find the right page for your project, but it's well worth the look.

Bizous
Bizous is another great site that features printable pages and a suggested layout for that particular page. Especially handy if you can't quite figure how to create put your project together.

Creative Park
Creative Park has hundreds of nice printable scrapbook pages. Every imaginable theme at your fingetips.

Scrapbook Flair
Scrapbook Flair is continually add free layouts and downloads every month. They have a nice collection.

Family Fun
Family Fun is a nice proffessional site with a good selection, but they are mostly of layouts rather than background pages.

Activity Village
Activity Village has lots of free printable scrapbook paper designs. Use them for scrapbook albums, kids crafts, making gift boxes and bags, or as small pieces of wrapping paper for odds and ends and matching gift tags.

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Scrapbooking Layouts. Aging Paper for Scrapbook Layouts

Scrapbooking Layouts. Aging Paper for Scrapbook Layouts

Making your paper look aged or weathered is becoming a popular technique for scrapbookers. There are several ways you can make your cardstock or scrapbook paper look "aged".

One techique is to wad the paper into a ball and make it wrinkled. You can do this with dry paper or for a bolder impession mist your paper first. After you have wadded the paper in a ball unwrinkle the paper, let it dry and sand the inside with a fine grained sand paper. If you are using damp paper then you can iron the paper by covering it with towel and using the heat from the iron to dry your paper. This technique will set your creases and give the paper a sort of "weathered" look.

Sand paper can be used alone to sand off some of the color of on your paper, which will make it look "aged".

Texturizing your paper with dry embossing or other methods and then sanding the images can also give that "aged" image on your layouts.