TURN YOUR KIDS ARTWORK INTO A SCRAPBOOK

The kids have only been in school for two months, but the papers and artwork are piling up. Normally I keep a select pieces of artwork and recycle the rest (after the kids are in bed). This year I’m taking a different approach. Armed with my Straight Talk Samsung Galaxy S6, I’m taking pictures of their artwork and turning it into a kids art scrapbook.The hobby of scrapbooking is quite popular. People use kids' scratch coding book to tell a story, chronicle the history of their family, and preserve cherished memories. Most scrapbookers are also having fun and relieving stress. If you have thought about giving scrapbooking a whirl but are clueless where to start, this guide will help. Even if you are not the artistic type, you can still make lovely pages when following some simple rules and guidelines.

Cutting Tools

You will want large and small straight edge pairs of scissors. Other options include decorative scissors, paper trimmers, and shape cutters. For advanced art stencil book, a digital die-cut machine is useful.

Stamps

Rubber stamps add beauty and interest to the magic water coloring drawing book page. Use embossing powders with a heating tool to give the print dimension. Use markers to add color to the stamped images.Apart from your child's interest in arts and crafts, another thing you need to consider is the availability of space where your kids can set up their workspace. Because scrapbooking requires a lot of materials, you will need a space big enough for them to spread out and arrange the materials for creating the scrapbook. It is advisable that you provide a space where kids can work on their cartoon colouring book and a place where they can organize their supplies. If you plan to teach your kids scrapbooking, invest in boxes, bins, file folders or other storage systems to keep different items apart from one another.