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Scrapbooking Page Ideas for
Scrapbookers Who Love to Quilt

Do you enjoy quilting just as much as, if not more than, scrapbooking? Me too! Why not join the two?! Here are some great scrapbooking page ideas that will cleverly display your quilt projects.

My mother taught me how to quilt when I was in high school. Shortly after I started my good friend gave me a Quilting Journal as a gift.

The Quilt Journal has space to record the day you started and finished the quilt, who the quilt was made for, an area to describe your inspiration, the pattern, color and your thoughts of the quilt. There is also a place for a picture and fabric swatches.

The Quilting Journal is so wonderful BUT, why not have a Quilting Scrapbook by using the same idea as the journal?

In your quilting scrapbook album you can dedicate one page per quilt project. Be sure to include the following:

  • A picture of the finished product
  • The date you started the quilt
  • The date you finished the quilt
  • What inspired you to make the quilt
  • What pattern you used
  • List of the colors in the quilt
  • The name of the person you will give the quilt
  • Piecing Technique (i.e. applique, paper piecing, strip piecing, etc.)
  • Quilting Technique (i.e. hand quilted, machine quilted, tied, etc.)

    If you are really motivated, make an extra quilt block to include on your page. If your quilt block is 12 x 12, or if you can adjust it to become that size, you could use it as the page's background.



    Or try my favorite way to display a sample block; size the quilt block down to serve more as an embellishment. For example, if you had a block with 2 inch stripes (that is 1 1/2 inch finished) make a block with 1 1/4 inch strips (that is 3/4 inch finished). So sweet!

    Also, try dressing up the page with these quilting stickers by Stickopotamus!

    Below are a few scrapbooking page ideas for your quilt album:

    Grandma's Quilt I
     Grandma's Quilt II
     Four Years in the Making Quilt

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