The best paper is the lightest or heaviest stock that serves the piece and feeds safely.
SCRAPBUJOChoose flexibility and low bulk so folded pages turn easily and the journal can still close.
Use enough body for photos and adhesive without exceeding the printer feed guidance.
A medium stock can add stability, but tiny shapes become harder to cut as thickness rises.
Extra stiffness is useful when the piece will be handled, pulled or used as a divider.
Build strength deliberately and consider laminating layers instead of forcing unsafe media through a printer.
Open the source-backed ScrapBujo guide for the full workflow, official resources and printable examples.