SPORT SCRAPBOOK SUPPLY
As an 'armchair' sportsman, I like a good sport scrapbook supply within my stash. Enjoying sport more 'visually' than 'physically' means adding to my sport scrapbook supply at every opportunity!
NOT JUST TV SPORTS VIEWING!
This soccer scrapbook layout- where I was the photographer rather than the subject - is all about the joys of travelling in hope to watch an underachieving team at a major play-off game do what they do best - underachieve.

WEAR YOUR COLOURS!
For this tribute to a fun but ultimately disappointing day I chose Blue and White Bazzill Basics cardstock to reflect the team shirt, and I went for amber photo-matting to colour match part of the image - in this case the flag. I didn't feel this
soccer scrapbook layout
deserved a 'deluge' of embellishments but I couldn't resist some stick-on footballs from Stickapotamus!
IRONIC JOURNALING
As a Brit, I can't resist a bit of irony, and my journaling for this page is an example of creating humour with the number '3'. Your journaling for the first two photos are almost like a set-up for the punchline - which you deliver at photo number 3. Look for natural groups of 3 photos where this might work and scrap them together. You'll have fun doing it!
NEED I EMBELLISH?
This particular layout didn't eat into my sport scrapbook supply too much, and generally I don't like to over-embellish (unless it's my resume.) Sport page kits, like the one I used in my
basketball scrapbook layout
will give you some great
sport embellishments
, but don't feel everything in the kit HAS to go on your layout. Keep what you don't use in your stash for layouts to come.
WORLD OF SPORT - FOR SCRAPBOOKERS
There are lots of great sports scrapbook layouts around. If you want to create some
baseball scrapbook layout pages
for that Little Leaguer of yours or an American Football layout then you can use features of those sports in your page design - like the shapes of helmets, field markings, scoreboards, balls, and player outfits. In fact
sports collecting
can be the ideal opportunity for the armchair sports fan to avoid even more physical exercise - but it can be great fun though!
AND THE WINNER IS.........
If you're looking for some great tips on how to turn your
sport scrapbook supply
into a thing of beauty, then Maree Galt's book is as good as any I've found in terms of simplicity and 'user-friendliness' - and way ahead in the 'value for money stakes!' She's even rustled up a soccer layout on page 74.
SOMETHING OFF THE BEATEN TRACK
It's not only the more obvious sports that can make a good themed scrapbook. You can find some Martial Arts Scrapbook Supply if you want your child to find a more gentle hobby than chopping down trees with their bare hands. You can even get hold of some
Harley Davidson scrapbook stickers
, and make a layout for your grandmother - if you think it's time she slowed down a little.
COMPETING DIGITALLY
If digital scrapbooking WAS a competition I'd be struggling, because it's all a bit of a brave new world for me. This membership site though is the best One Stop Shop I've found for anyone wanting to embrace the
digital scrapbooking
age.
SCRAP THAT SPORT
I went for a soccer scrapbook layout here, but maybe a golf scrapbook would be your thing. There are good page kits and some great embellishments (like old boys in 'plus-fours' swinging a 'brassie') Perhaps you'd prefer an Athletics scrapbook, or to make up some tennis scrapbook pages with a space for a special photo yet to be taken..... Andy Murray winning Wimbledon??!
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