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Digital Scrapbook Place has the best digital freebies and kits for scrapbooks etc! They are here: www.digitalscrapbookplace.com

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A digital scrapbook might be fun!

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For their kids, grand kids and generations to come. It keeps "memories" alive of where they came from, the history of life before they were here, and to give the "next generation" a sense of what was and how things have changed since then, but gives them "ground work" from which they came to help them remember, know and learn how to change for the better.

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I think that scrapbooking really appeals to women and maybe more so to those with children. But they are great for everyone who wants to preserve their memories in a unique and fun way.

I'm a female, 22, and a librarian. I love scrapbooking. I've done albums for a school trip to NYC, an album of photos of my boyfriend and I, and I am currently working on a Disney album.

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Cut them out and organize by style.

Dresses.

Pants.

Gowns.

Put them in the clear sticky pages of the old type albums .. Then label on tabs

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I like Scrapbooks Etc. Enough that I subscribe to it. I think it has a lot of really creative scrapbooking ideas.

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Here are some easy to use directions~

Paper Bag Album Instructions

You can use any size paper bags. I like to use 3 paper bags that measure approximately 12"x6" that will create an album around 6"x6". You can use much smaller bags to make a super mini album around 3"x3".

Check out some paper bag albums examples
Try an accordion tag album - really quick and easy to make
Looking for a different sort of project?? Check out some more scrapbook album instructions
Basic Paper Bag Album instructions - Step by step directions
Materials
- 3 Paper Bags (any size)
- Hole punch tool
- Eyelets, book rings or ribbon to bind
- lots of good stuff to cover and embellish your pages

1. Take your 3 paper bags and lay them on top of each other alternating the ends.

2. Fold them in half to create a book. Notice how the three open ends each form a pocket.
Punch three to five holes along the spine.

3. Set an eylet in each hole and / OR thread a couple of lengths of ribbon or fibre (or a combo of both!) through each hole and tie off.
4. Decorate your album as you choose using a variety of papers, embellishments, ribbon and any other creative elements in your scrapbooking stash.
5. Create at least 3 large tags slightly smaller than the album itself to fit into the three pockets formed by the paper bags. Use them to hold extra photos or journalling.

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Traditionally you want to set your prices as cost of materials + labor (based on difficulty and hours spent).

Pillows $15-20
Bracelets $5-20
Hair Accessories $3-10
Scarves $10-20
Hats $10-20

Of the links you added I like the notebook and bracelet best.

When you get a better idea of what you want to sell you can look at etsy.com and see what similar items are sell for.

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I'm guessing you might be thinking about calligraphy fonts. Lots of curlycue's. See the following site for some nice examples.

Http://urbanfonts.com/fonts/calligraphy-fonts.htm

I personally like the English type one on page 2. I hope this is what you're looking for. You can get these types of fonts for free at a lot of sites.

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Please don't send your photo album away to have it done, you take the chance of losing your precious moments. If you really want someone to do it go to a local scrapbook store and ask the owner for someone local talent. They are the ones that know who is and who isn't in your community. If worse come to worse take the time and however long it takes to do it yourself. You will be glad that you did.