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For most of us, getting on a cruise ship is a once in a lifetime adventure. Why not preserve the memory of the cruise even longer by designing a scrapbook that showcases the cruise?
Aside from serving as a time capsule of a once-in-a-lifetime experience, it gives you a souvenir to share with family and friends so they can enjoy the holiday too. Here are some travel scrapbook ideas and tips for your cruise trip.
A great scrapbook starts with some careful planning before the cruise itself. Start thinking about your scrapbook as soon as you confirm your place on the cruise. Collect brochures, ticket stubs and maps and think about how you will incorporate them into your scrapbook's layout.
Here, it's also essential to think about an appropriate album size. The standard album sizes are 8.5×11" and 12×12". While the smaller one might be more practical if you plan to scrapbook while on the boat itself, the larger one might be better suited to hold larger pamphlets.
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Although you may prefer to organise your scrapbook chronologically, it could make for a better story if you organise things by theme.
One of my favorite scrapbook ideas is to create a double-page spread especially for historical sites and reserve one for the beaches you visit. A theme can make it much more exciting to revisit your scrapbook later.
Wait! Now That You Have A Theme For Your Page, Then You'll Need To Know What Layout To Use....Let Me Show You...
♥How to START and FINISH a layout to perfection (so no more pushing things around on a page for hours and hours).
♥How to get your creative juices flowing again so you'll NEVER experience scrappers block again!
♥How to always have the perfect scrapbook layout for every occasion!
When you're on the cruise, take photographs with the knowledge that they'll later find a place in your scrapbook. Don't just take snaps when you feel like it – plan out the content and your final scrapbook will have a much more cohesive feel.
It's important to take a variety of snapshots of the different subject matter. Take photos of people you meet on the ship, beautiful sights, and meals you eat. The more variety, the more the book will serve as an overview of your whole trip – and the happier you'll be when you look back upon it.
Your immediate memories might only last you so long. Before you know it, you'll be wondering what's in that photo you took, or the name of the couple you met over cocktails.
Scrapbooking isn't always about pictures, it also matters to remember what circumstances that photo was taken in when you travel and why you're putting it up on a page.
To curb the inevitable memory loss, take a notebook along with you and jot down the information you might like to remember as you travel. Write down quirky scrapbook titles as you go along the way as well. Your notebook will be invaluable when it comes to writing captions later especially when creating a travel scrapbook layout.
Who knows, maybe you'll find yourself back in that same place, and keeping notes about each time you travel will help you remember small places you went to or unique experiences you'd love to try again.
