Here are Some Scrapbook Page Titles for When you Feel Stuck!

Sometimes Scrapbook page titles just happen automatically. You see an image and you know straight away what the title will be.

At other times, you might end up completing the layout and simply getting stuck on ideas for the title.

Not only should the title … well title the idea of the layout …. but it can also form an important part of finishing off your layout with just the right embellishments.

Ideas of What You Can use for Your Scrapbook Page Titles

I often use my titles as my ‘wow-factor' of my page. When done right the title can add to a page and form part of the embellishments for the layout.

Think about whether you need a strong powerful type of title from heavy material such as foam or chipboard, or whether a soft delicate title would suit your layout style better.

Here is a list of some ideas of what you can use to create your Scrapbook title.

Things you can use to create your title:

1. Pre-Made Titles in the Format of Stickers, Die Cuts, Labels etc.
2. Chipboard Letters
3. Foam Letters
4. Fabric Letters
5. Stickers
6. Rub-Ons
7. Hand-Written Titles
8. Printed WordArt
9. Printed Fonts
10. Stamping
11. Create your own Die Cut Titles using your Electric Die Cutter

Now let's have a look at some ideas for titles for scrapbook pages. Now that you know what to use, let's get the brain thinking about what to say.

Quick Scrapbook Page Title Ideas

Here is a list of some popular Scrapbook page layout titles that you can easily customize to make your own.

1. Use your subject’s name (example “Samantha”)
2. Use the location (example “New York City”) – perfect for travel scrapbook layouts
3. Use the date (example “4th of July”)
4. Use a quote (example “She believed she could, so she did”)
5. Keep it short silly (example “B-Day Madness”)
6. Quote something that was said (a toddler's first word, an important part of a wedding vow, a birthday wish etc.)
7. Use a part of a poem
8. Use a line from a song
9. Use a special phrase or sentiment from a card
10. Use a hashtag (for a bit of fun)
11. Use a cliché, or idiom
12. A common phrase
13. An important number (such as a birthday or anniversary celebration)
14. An object from the photo (example “cupcake”)

Now that we have a look at some quick ways to create a title, let's look at how to display the title.

How to Display your Page Layout Title Creatively

Here are some ways that you can display your title in a creative manner:

• Use an extremely large font that spans the width of the page
• Use varied fonts
• Use both upper and lower cases
• Use text along the edge of a photo as a frame
• Change the title of the letters
• Use different colors and/or patterns for each letter
• Split the word up creatively
• Use a hashtag symbol
• Have the title run down a page rather than across it

More Places to Get Scrapbook Title Inspiration

Looking for more title inspiration? These sites are brilliant as they contain a whole directory of title ideas, all organized and sorted according to topics and themes.

1. Scrapbook.com

Scrapbook.com has a brilliant selection of titles that you can find sorted according to topics. They also have a search bar so you can simply pop in your own topic and it will give you some beautiful title suggestions. Our go-to site!

2. The Perfect Title

An older website that really could do with a few modern touches, but it still does what it aims to do. Loads of title ideas are all sorted into categories such as Amusement Park, Arts & Crafts, Circus, Dirt & Mud, Growing Up, Moving, etc.

3. Denny Davis

Another resource with ideas sorted by categories. A huge collection that is worth checking out.

4. d’Marie Page Toppers

This website is easy to use because rather than get lost in categories, you can simply enter your own search terms and the search engine will find relevant ideas for you. It has over 2500 title ideas and you can also add some of your own to help the database expand.

5. Amazon Books

You can also find some brilliant books on Amazon that focus on titles.  Sometimes it is easier to have a book on your scrapbook title rather than having to bother with hopping online. Click here to browse some of the books available on Amazon.

I hope that these sites will give you some inspirations to come up with some creative titles of your own.

After some inspiration to actually get scrapping now? Here are some posts to get you started:

• 15 Gorgeous Scrapbook Ideas for Baby Girl Pages

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