Paper Scraps and Note Stickers
Add paper scraps to your designs: torn sheets, pinned notepads and kraft tags on a transparent background that carry your text like handwriting.
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Why put your words on a scrap of paper?
Because paper gives text a personal voice. A line on a torn scrap reads as a note somebody wrote, not as an advert, which is why scraps suit quotes, reflections and to do lists better than a plain coloured box.
What can you design?
Quotes and reflections on lined paper
Notes pinned with a tack or paper clip
Kraft tags for product names and prices
Scrapbook pages and memory albums
To do lists and weekly planners
How do you make a paper scrap look real?
Write on it in a handwritten face rather than a typeface, tilt it two or three degrees off straight, and keep its soft shadow visible over the background. A perfectly flat scrap with no shadow reads as a geometric shape and loses the effect it was there for.
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What separates a scrapbook layout from a clean one?
Scrapbook design rests on overlapping irregular layers: torn paper over paper, tape at an angle, edges that are not straight. That deliberate roughness gives the page a handmade warmth.
How do I arrange clippings without it looking scattered?
Give every clipping roughly the same tilt instead of rotating each at random, and keep the main photo or heading straight. That contrast tells the eye where to look.
Do clippings suit journals and planners?
Yes. They suit journals, planners, printed spreads and photo albums, and you can pair them with the polaroid frames in Andalusi for a complete handmade texture.