Make room for the maker

Build a scrapbook page around the person behind the memory: start with one photo, then add an illustrated maker and a short note.

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Choose a paper orientation

A portrait paper can frame a taller photo, while a landscape design leaves a wider span for a caption or two small images.

Give your journaling space

Place the photo and illustration toward one side, then leave a calmer patch of paper where a longer memory can breathe.

Let the details tell the story

Pair a maker at work with a note about the project, the person who made it, or the moment you want to remember.

Balance patterns and focal points

When a patterned paper feels busy, keep the photo area simple and let one small illustrated detail carry the theme.

Add a personal caption

Use a short title for the occasion and a second line for a name, date, or detail a photo alone might not preserve.

Read the complete guide

Open the full ScrapBujo guide for the collection overview and links to the samples and listing.