Free Scrapbooking Printouts

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Free Scrapbooking Printouts To Make You Smile!

Do you love scrapbooking? I do too! I also like to make scrapbooking tags, paper and embelishments for people to print out!

I will update this page every time I add more freebies to my website!

I currently have two sets of scrapbooking tags to keep you busy, but will be adding papers and other freebies this week!

Happy Scrapbooking!

Download Free Scrapbooking Printouts.

Download, Print Out, Write and Stick on Your Page!

If you would like to download some top quality paper, and tags for free, visit my website:
Free Scrapbook Tags and Paper to Print.

How To Use These Free Printouts

How to ensure the best quality, and to get good results.

I have saved the scrapbooking tags and the scrapbooking paper as PDF files, which makes them lovely and clear for printing.

If you have trouble with printing these files, you can do what I did (my printer was playing up) and use the button on the adobe reader and export the downloaded resource to a word document. You can then print from there.

So, once you've downloaded and printed out these freebies cut them out and use them!

Read on for some great ideas!

10 Great Ways To Use The Free Stuff!

Other ideas for your free scrapbooking tags and paper!

1. Mount on very, very thick card, stick on with tabs, and make the tag stand out from everything else on the page.

2. Print out double sided and cut out.

3. Thread with ribbon, cotton or cord.

4. Export as a JPG and change colours in photoshop.

5. Export as a JPG and cut up in photoshop, and use digitally.

6. Print on a piece of card, either one or double sided and thread with cord/ribbon and use on gifts.

7. Laminate the paper and wipe clean - make great shopping lists!

8. Print several copies of the paper and clip with a bulldog clip, and hang in the kitchen - use to write lists!

9. Print one page of tags, laminate, cut out, write the kids names on and stick to their lunchboxes. No more confusion in a morning!

10. Simply journal with them, and stick in your scrapbook!