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Be inspired by these 15 travel scrapbook ideas.

If you’re looking for fun scrapbooking ideas , why not create a travel scrapbook! Remember all your best adventures and treasure your favourite memories with travel scrapbooking for years to come. Gather your holiday photos, ephemera and scrapbooking supplies and check out these travel scrapbook ideas for some serious inspiration!

1. Try a nautical theme

Nothing says holiday quite like red, white and blue! Get a dose of vitamin sea with this fun travel scrapbook layout by Echo Park Paper . Layer up nautical papers, letters and embellishments with photos from your trip.

2. A leafy travel layout

This tropical leaf inspired layout by Sizzix is the perfect option for displaying exotic holiday photos! Frame your pictures with a thin border for a Polaroid effect, and finish with cute die-cut leaves.

3. Follow your footsteps

One layout we can’t get enough of is Geneva Vanderzeil’s embroidered trip map! This scrapbook layout is a fun, crafty way of tracking your flights and footsteps whilst on your adventures. All you need is an embroidery needle and thread !

4. Mini scrapbooks with a big impact

Daunted by the idea of a chunky travel scrapbook packed with every memento from your trip? You’re in luck! This mini scrapbook from Volume Twenty Five is a great way to create a travel scrapbook that can fit in your bag. Fill it with pictures and short journal entries; this is travel scrapbooking made easy.

5. Super simple scrapbooking

Don’t complicate things! Grab yourself a ring binder with plastic pockets and make like World of Wanderlust and create your scrapbook layouts on separate pieces of card or paper and slide into the protective pockets. Keep all your ticket stubs, photographs and postcards safe with this scrapbook design.

6. Map it out

Martha Stewart’s marvellous map travel scrapbook idea uses old maps as a backdrop for the cute envelopes to stash ticket stubs and other goodies hidden inside. While most of us don’t use physical maps anymore, they do make for great scrapbook design!

7. Sketchy scrapbooks

To create a simple travel scrapbook, use a small sketchbook like Seaweed Kisses has here. Stick in your favourite photographs and ephemera from your trip. Doodle the food you ate or the sites you’ve seen, and write short journal entries to capture your adventure all in one pocket-sized scrapbook.

8. Scrapbook stylin’

Creating super fun double page scrapbook layouts like this one from misfit.plans is a fabulous way to design your travel scrapbook. Keep it concise with a list of trip highlights and fill the spaces with an assortment of stickers, washi tapes and embellishments !

9. A picture says a thousand words

Not one for writing long journal entries? This travel scrapbook design by catvloguje is fuelling our wanderlust! The perfect layout to spark some serious inspiration, capturing all their highlights in one gorgeous aesthetic double page spread.

10. Doodle your trip

Take your travel scrapbook on the road with you and sketch the sights and scenery as you see them! This layout maps all the major landmarks this adventurer saw along the Thames and their highlights from a trip to Australia.

11. Collect all your ticket stubs

During your travels you’re bound to pick up a few ticket stubs to different places you go to along the way. A great travel scrapbook page idea is to stick your ticket stubs to label tags and tie them into your travel scrapbook like Kathleen has done here!

12. Country cut-outs

We love this creative design Stacia uses to capture the countries she’s visited! For something different, cut out the silhouette of the country you visited and piece together mementos from your trip to fit into the cut-out! These little Sizzix Thinlits travel die-cuts would be great to create a similar look.

13. Pack your bags!

For the fans of bullet journaling, this lovely travel bullet journal scrapbook page idea from Simple Life of a Lady is just too cute! Plan your packing list in these hand-drawn little suitcases and you won’t forget a thing. Check out our beginners guide to bullet journaling to get started.

14. Plan your globetrotting adventures! 

Planning to visit lots of destinations? Draw out a world or country map like Hannah and Thom and fill in the countries you’ve visited and label the cities you’ve explored!

15. Scrapbook bucket list

This cute bullet journal layout from Claudia is fab for writing down your ultimate travel destination bucket list!

There are loads of fantastic travel scrapbook ideas out there, with unique layouts and designs to help you create a travel scrapbook to be proud of! Want some more inspiration for scrapbooking in general?

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One of the best things about travelling is the great memories that we make and having these on display means we can look back on them again and again. It’s just not the same having photos on your phone!

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Scrapbooking is a great way to store and display these memories and it’s much more personal than a standard photo album because you’ve made it yourself.

Here’s how to make a travel scrapbook.

Pick your background paper

The background that you choose will dictate the whole feel of the scrapbook so it’s a good place to start. Choose from plain paper, if you want your photos and momentos to do the talking, or choose from lots of different background patterns .

I love an old map background for a travel scrapbook.

Choose your photos

First of all you need to decide what your scrapbook is going to showcase. Do you want it to cover your travel over the years, or is there a specific trip that you want to dedicate it to?

You should organise your photos into days of the trip, or group similar elements together. Play around with them on the page until you’re happy with the layout before committing to anything.

Add your mementos

Scrapbooks aren’t just for photos, they can be great for saving your mementos too. Plane tickets, admission tickets, maps, postcards and menus.

Probably the most fun part of making a scrapbook, and the part where you can really show your artistic license and personality, is adding the extras. You can add labels to your photos, photo corners, stamps and extra pictures.

Design Bundles is a great place to find crafting materials. There are thousands of options here, perfect for any scrapbooking or craft project.

They have a whole section of their website dedicated to scrapbook designs which includes digital scrapbook kits with everything you need to make yours.

I think it looks better if you stick to a colour theme for each page and keep everything on this page within this. I think it just looks less messy and more professional that way.

Add your memories

The beauty of a scrapbook is that there is space for both writing and photographs. You can write your memories into each page to bring the photos to life.

Get sticking!

Once you are completely happy with how everything looks in your draft scrapbook layout, you can get sticking everything in place. You’ll want to use a glue stick or double sided tape for your photos and paper items and then a craft glue if you have any plastic or metal items that you wish to stick in.

Each scrapbook is really unique as it comes down to personal taste but these are a few tips to get you started on your first scrapbook. Happy scrapbooking!

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Cover the right-hand page with your chosen patterned paper – this will need to be trimmed down ever so slightly to allow for the spiral binding of the notebook.

Cut strips of complimentary and patterned papers, layer and adhere these just above the central point of the page. Apply the Thicker stickers on top, followed by your choice of embellishments.

Add brads to the suitcase pocket from Smash's Classic Pockets set and then position at the bottom of the page.

Repeat step one for the left-hand scrapbook page.

Peel the adhesive backing from the back of three La Deh Dah! polaroid frames and cover with plain and patterned cardstock. Trim the paper to the correct size using a craft knife and metal ruler, repeat this process to remove the paper from the central aperture section of each frame.

Add in your photos and adhere two of the frames to the bottom right-hand corner of the page, adding fishtail banners and embellishments.

Take the concertina pocket from the Classic Pocket set and adhere complimentary papers to the front and back sections. Place double-sided tape on the back of the pocket and position just above the polaroid frames at the bottom of the page. Apply Thicker stickers and embellishments to the front of the pocket to further decorate.

Use mini pegs and twine to create an interchangeable photo display section on the left-hand side of the page.

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Embarking on exciting journeys, whether near or far, leaves a trail of unforgettable memories. And what better way to relive those moments than through the art of scrapbooking with  our August kit . Whether you're a seasoned scrapbooker or just starting out, this guide will inspire you to capture the spirit of your travels in every designer layout. Let's begin this creative voyage together with our  awesome   design team .

We Are Here Scrapbooking Layout by Samantha Taylor

The airplane travel theme perfectly captures that feeling of setting off on a new adventure, and it adds that extra touch of wanderlust.

So, even though the journey might not always be a total blast, the fantastic design elements in these layouts, combined with Sam Taylor's creative touch, turn your travel memories into a real visual treat. It's like capturing the essence of London on every scrapbook page!

Airplane Travel Scrapbooking Memories

These layouts are all about capturing the excitement of those grand adventures, especially when you're jet-setting around the world.

This month's scrapbooking kit is like a dream come true for chronicling your epic voyages. The kit is loaded with travel-themed goodies - think cool stuff like maps, globes, and even cute suitcase icons. And let's talk about the colors – they're like a blend of gentle pastels and deep, rich tones. It's like giving your memories the royal treatment!

Now, let's dive into the story behind the photos. These snapshots were taken during an unforgettable trip to the enchanting city of London, and it all happened a little over a year ago. Sam Taylor has magically brought these memories to life on the layout. Experiment with photo placement on the base until you're happy with the arrangement. Create a border around photos using white cardstock to make them stand out. Added journaling to capture the memories and emotions of our London adventure.

Check out more of Sam's travel scrapbooking layouts on her blog ! You will love easy to follow layouts.

Travel Mini Album Layout by Leslie Turner

The awesome travel-themed August 2023 Scrapbook Kit with Upgrades is here, and Leslie is sharing a fun travel mini album she created from journaling cards included in the paper pack. She loves that everything coordinates in this month’s collection, and has used papers, stickers from the sticker sheet, chipboard accents, adhesive brads, and ephemera from the upgrades. 

She trimmed up eight of the 3x4 journaling cards along with eight pieces of patterned paper, rounded the corners, and adhered them to heavyweight white cardstock pages cut to 3-1/8” x 4-1/8”. She embellished the back side of each page with stickers from the sticker sheet, a rectangle die cut, and ephemera from the upgrades, leaving plenty of room for photos and journaling.

She used a chipboard accent and adhesive brad from the upgrades to embellish the front. She punched a hole in the top left corner of all the pages and affixed a ball chain with a clasp. She cut several pieces of pink, teal, and yellow ribbon and tied them around the clasp with a white twine bow. 

See more of Leslie’s projects on her blog !

Life Is an Adventure fun fold by Leslie Turner

Leslie loves all the travel-themed papers and coordinating elements in the upgrades in this month’s kit. She is a fun fold fanatic and is sharing a unique fold-out panel card showcasing several papers in the kit along with stickers from the sticker sheet and ephemera and adhesive brads from the upgrades. 

She cut the card base and a layering panel from pink metallic cardstock. She cut the fold out panel from white cardstock and embellished it with panels cut from an assortment of patterned paper in the kit along with stickers from the sticker sheet and ephemera from the upgrades. She added a stitched square die cut for the focal element on the front and adhered a sentiment from the ephemera pack and a chipboard element from the upgrades. She finished the card front with several adhesive brads.

She cut the back panel from white cardstock and embellished it with a trimmed journaling card layered on a stitched square die cut.

Enjoy The Journey diorama card by Leslie Turner

Leslie  loves the travel-themed papers and elements in this month’s collection and says the sky is the limit with projects that can be created with these products! She created a diorama card featuring papers and stickers from the sticker sheet along with chipboard accents, adhesive brads and ephemera from the upgrades.

She cut the diorama card base from white cardstock and a layering panel from a patterned paper in the kit. She embellished the panel with stickers from the sticker sheet along with a chipboard element and adhesive brads from the upgrades.

She cut a trio of apertures into the inside flap and layering panel using a die set in her stash. She embellished the panel with stickers from the sticker sheet. She cut three faux stamps from a paper in the collection and adhered them beneath the apertures. She cut the back panel from white cardstock and embellished it with a strip of patterned paper and ephemera from the upgrades.

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