What About the Words?: Creative Journaling for Scrapbookers

• Borrowed words: Create pages that use words directly from other sources such as ads, quotes and song lyrics.
• Simple starts: Draft your journaling in the form of single words or simple phrases.
• Just the facts: Generate a series of questions and answers to express your sentiments or make lists that tell it just like it is.
• Get creative: Use innovative formats such as letters, narratives, turning points, milestones, dialogue and other creative forms to compose unique and original journaling.

While photos, embellishments and page design provide striking visual appeal, the story and emotions behind those elements represent the true heart and soul of a scrapbook page. Many scrapbookers approach journaling with trepidation for fear their words will not sparkle with as much artistic flair as their visual elements. What About the Words will provide the advice, examples and inspiration scrapbookers need to help them record and remember in the most engaging and expressive way possible. Just like any other skill, journaling can be improved through diligent practice and creative experimentation. What About the Words covers all the essentials for improved journaling in one comprehensive source.