Have you recently attended a baby shower? Maybe the baby you are excited about is your own or a grandbaby? Would you like to get those photos off of your phone or off of your computer and put them in a pretty scrapbook? Since most of us use our phones for taking photos now, we don't print them out and put them in photo books like we did in the past. I love our family photo books and my kids always loved them too. They used to sit and flip through the pages for hours on end. I haven't pulled those books out in a long time and I certainly have not added any new ones in a long time. If you read my last post, then you know that I am making an effort to get over 4000 photos off of my phone and into scrapbooks for my family to enjoy for generations to come. In the last few days, I have ordered hundreds of printed photographs and I have created 3 scrapbook packets. You might have read about my Christmas Memories starter packet and the additional packet. Today, I created a baby shower scrapbook packet. Our first grandchild was born before Thanksgiving but just today, I went through all the photos on my phone and on my computer and ordered the prints. I need a place to put them when they come in so I created several baby shower scrapbook pages.

Baby Shower Scrapbook Pages

My first baby shower scrapbook packet includes 11 pretty pages for mounting 15 4x6 horizontal photographs. I will definitely be creating a lot more pages because I have many more photos than that coming my way soon. I'll probably create several baby shower packets in the next few weeks. This particular starter packet is for a baby girl shower but I'll add a baby boy shower packet soon.

Some of these pre-made scrapbook pages have spaces for two photographs while other pages have a space for one photograph. Every page in this baby shower photo packet has journaling space for documenting your sweet moments. If your photos are smaller than 4x6, you can still use these pages. The photo spaces are color coordinated with the page background colors so they will act as a "frame" for your smaller photos. You can also use the photo spaces for extra journaling space if needed.

If you're interested in these pages, you can check them out here. You will download the files to your computer and then print them out from your own home printer. Once you add your own 4x6 horizontal baby shower photographs, I suggest placing them inside clear plastic sheet protectors like these:

Clear Sheet Protectors for Baby Shower Scrapbook Pages

Get your clear sheet protectors here.

After you place your completed scrapbook pages into the clear sheet protectors, you can place them into a 3 ring binder like these:

3 Ring Binders for Baby Shower Scrapbook Pages

Get your 3 ring binders for storing your scrapbook pages here.

Now you have all you need to start your beautiful baby girl baby shower photo book.

Baby Shower Scrapbook Pages

Clear Sheet Protectors

3 Ring Binders

I hope you have lots of fun with these pages! Come back soon for more!

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Christmas Memories Scrapbook Pages

It seems almost unreal to me that Christmas 2022 is almost over. By now, you've probably already taken hundreds of photos. Now what? These days, we only print out our photos sometimes. Not too many years ago, we could only see our pictures once we dropped off our film with a photo developer and then waited a week, sometimes longer, to see the photographs we had taken. Now, we can see them instantly on our electronic devices, so they stay there. I hate to admit that I have over 4000 photos on my iPhone. I used to be a scrapbook junkie. I always kept my photos printed and in books for my family to enjoy. My kids always loved flipping through them and still do when I pull them out. However, I haven't had books for the past several years because they are all stored on my phone and computer. Starting now, I want to change that. I have already sent my Christmas Day photos for professional printing, and I'm designing my own Christmas Memories scrapbook pages for them.

I used to buy scrapbooks from local stores. I would add my photographs to the pages. Then, I would decorate the pages with stickers and cute stuff. I would cut out shapes and use scissors with crinkling edges and hole punches that left heart-shaped cutouts on paper edges. There were all sorts of scrapbooking things. I always enjoyed the finished products but enjoyed the process less. It was time-consuming and messy. There were many scraps, glue, and a not-so-fun cleanup - mostly because I needed to improve with messy projects.

Now, we have online resources for creating pretty scrapbook pages. Although creating pretty scrapbook pages using online resources is still time-consuming, I enjoy both the finished products and the process because there is no mess.

I've created two sets of scrapbook pages for my Christmas Memories Scrapbook.

Christmas Memories Scrapbook Pages

Christmas Memories Scrapbook Pages Starter Pack

My first Christmas Memories Scrapbook Starter Packet includes enough space for 16 4x6 horizontal photo prints. The pages are decorated with beautiful Christmas-themed backgrounds. My Christmas family photographs will be set in stunning settings of Christmas evergreen trees and festive decorations. Some of the pages are more traditional, with red and green accents. Other pages are accented with deep blues and gold. One particular page has a more rustic feel with a wood grain background. There are journaling spaces on most pages. Pages with no journaling spaces are light enough so that I can write on the pages anyway if I choose to do so.

Christmas Memories Scrapbook Pages - Additional Pages

My second set of Christmas Memories Scrapbook pages is intended to complement the starter packet but can certainly be used independently. I have included the Christmas Memories cover page in this packet and the first in case both packets are optional. This second packet contains spaces for 14 4x6 horizontal photos. This packet includes pages with Christmas-themed backgrounds, much like the starter packet with traditional reds and greens. This second packet also includes Christmas-themed backgrounds in more pastel and softer colors. I particularly like the one with the coral-colored packages. The page with green trees in watercolor is also beautiful. The last page reminds us of the true meaning of Christmas, the birth of Jesus. (If you want to learn more about why we celebrate Christmas, Luke 2 is an excellent place to start. You can learn more about how to really know Him here.)

Between both packets, there is enough space for 30 4x6 horizontal photographs. If your pictures are smaller, that's OK because the photo spaces are color-coordinated with the background colors of each page. They will serve as "frames" for your smaller photographs. You could also use those solid colored spaces as journaling spaces or attach other memorabilia such as unique bows, stickers, more miniature flat ornaments, or unique gift tags.

I'm sure I'll create more pages because I'll need more for my personal photographs. I take a LOT of photos, especially since we have a new baby granddaughter this year.

I have provided links to both of my scrapbook packets above, but here they are again in case you missed them. You'll find the starter packet here and the second packet here.

After you download the files or files to your computer, you can print them from your home computer. After you have added your own Christmas photographs, I suggest placing your completed 8.5in. X 11in. Pages in clear sheet protectors like these: