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Indexing Page Layout Ideas For Future Reference

Submitted by: GrandmaNana

Although this may seem time-consuming, it may prove helpful when needing inspiration. As you go through your scrapbooking magazines, tab any page layout ideas and/or tips you think may be useful in your own scrapbooking. Then list these ideas on a spreadsheet divided by subject (EX: autumn, birthday, borders, military, zoo, etc.) and sub-divided within the subject by category (EX: page layout, quote, title, etc.). Include the name of the magazine and the page number. Then as you work on your own scrapbooking, use this list as a quick reference when in need of inspiration. Example: Subject...autumn, Category...quote, Source..."Creating Keepsakes Nov '03.