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Scrapbook Paper

Finding the perfect scrapbook paper
is like winning the lottery



It's one of the most enjoyable aspects of scrapbooking. Everyone loves the various designs, textures and colors of scrapbook paper. It is one of the easiest things to become enamored with and as a result of that, it is one of the easiest things to find yourself collecting.

Do you have a love affair with paper?

There are a wide variety of scrapbook papers available, too. Look at this list:

There are more papers on the market, but this is a fair representation of what you can expect to find when you go to your local scrapbook store or a craft and hobby store.

Coordinated Lines of Paper are awesome

Many of the paper manufactures produce "lines" of paper, meaning there are a number of coordinating papers based around a central theme. Sometimes that theme is a series of colors and other times it is around a specific topic, such as baseball, camping, travel or babies.

There are many companies designing paper, too. Some of the most popular are:

  • Basic Grey
  • Bazzill
  • Sei
  • Daisy D's
  • Three Bugs in a Rug
  • Anna Griffin
  • Polar Express
  • American Crafts
  • Bo Bunny Press
  • Crossed Paths
  • Flair Designs
  • Kelly Panacci
  • Karen Foster
  • Wild Asparagus
  • Me & My Big Ideas
  • Sandylion
  • Galloping Horse
  • Paper Wizard
  • Debbie Mumm
  • Paper House
  • Sugar Tree

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    Of course there are many more paper manufacturers. If your favorite isn't listed here and you would like to see it in the list above, use the "Contact Us" page to let us know. There are many variations in what companies are most popular based on your location and what your local scrapbook stores carry. You may have never heard of Three Bugs in a Rug before and someone else might not have ever seen a paper line from Sugar Tree.

    Also, what is hot at one store might just depend on the effective use of layouts in that store using a particular company's paper designs. There are a lot of factors that determine which paper companies are well known in some parts of the country.

    While selecting the right scrapbook paper for your projects is a lot of fun, it can also be frustrating. Have you ever tried to find a piece of paper for a specific topic and you can't find anything anywhere that suits your needs? Scrapbook stores across the country try to have a wide variety of the kinds of paper that are most likely to be requested, but there are times when the theme of a particular layout is beyond the scope of most stores.

    Here are a few examples of hard to find papers (difficult themes):

    • children and grasshoppers
    • painting ceramic pieces
    • learning to ride a bike
    • playing the marimba
    • jumping on the bed
    • getting fitted for a dress
    • wearing a cast
    • worshipping in church
    • collecting things (pens, stamps, etc)

    Again, finding the perfect scrapbook paper can be a lot of fun, but it can also be frustrating. For most people who scrapbook, searching for just the right paper (and embellishments) is a part of the joy of creating a scrapbook.

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