We also create scrapbooks for other occasions you want to have transformed into keepsakes either by the page, or by the album.

Simply follow these easy steps:

1. Fill out our scrapbook questionnaire and order form
2. Provide us with the photos you wish to have included
3. We email / send you a confirmation of your order and completion date
4. We create your pages or completed themed scrapbook and mail them to you

Per page pricing*

12 x 12 Single-sided page = $15.00
8 x 8 Single-sided page = $10.00

* Albums not included in non-event pricing and styles range between $25.00 to $50.00

Questionnaire and order form
Our scrapbook questionnaire allows us to determine what your request involves. It will ask for key pieces of information such as the number of pages you need, the page layouts you would like to have, the photos you would like on a particular page and other related information.

Photos
Digital photos can be sent to us via our on-line facility or by placing them on CD and mailing them to us. All digital photos must be submitted to us in JPG format. Once they are received, they will be printed out on a high quality printer, and on acid free paper so they can be added to your pages.

Developed photos can be mailed to us at:

Scrapping on the Spot
P.O. Box 1001
Huntley, IL 60142

Please include any required names and details (either on the backs of photos, or in a list) that have special instructions. This will be determined by the questions you’ve answered in your questionnaire form when initially placing your order with us. Photos must reach us 2-3 weeks prior to the completion date of your order.

Order confirmation
After all of the details of your order has been completed, a confirmation will be sent to you using the mailing preference you have selected (email or postal mail). Depending on the nature of your order, your confirmation will indicate if there is a deadline on when any potential changes can be made. If no deadline is mentioned, the order will be considered final.

Delivery
When your order is completed, it will be delivered to you via registered mail. You will be required to sign for receipt of delivery and assures us that your pages have safely reached you.

Most of the memories collected would have been hand-written notes, post cards, ink drawings, pressed dried flowers and “scraps” of things that held some sentimental value. The invention of photography in 1839 gave scrappers something else to add: pictures of loved ones and places they had visited. In 1843, the invention of the printing press gave scrappers some additional “scraps” to use in the form of newspaper clippings.

Here’s how some of them would have looked:

Scrapbooks of Yesterday

We sure have come a long way since then! If the ladies of the mid-1800’s could attend a scrapbook expo of today, they would marvel at the number of papers, templates, ribbons, stickers, embellishments and other scrapbook goodies we have at our creative fingertips!!

We’d love to hear about some of the early scrapbooks you may have in your own collection.

Organization of your tools, stamps, inks, paper and your completed projects are very important for several reasons:

• You always know where things are when you need them
• Materials are always stored properly
• The time you save in looking for something can be used to creating something

What’s the perfect solution for you? This will depend largely on the size of the area you are using for your projects and the number of supplies you have to store. If you’re into embossing, you may have lots of smaller things you need to store. If you’re into cutting machines and computerized creations, you may need larger needs.

Sit down and visualize what your work area will look like:

Do you want an open look with all supplies and tools in clear view?

Do you want storage cabinets to keep some things stored away and out of sight while you aren’t actively working on a project?

Do you want a combination of both open and storage cabinets to achieve a neat appearance while actively working on a project

Once you’ve decided on a functional style, then determine how much room you actually have to work with, and what will be practical for your work area.