It’s a long time since my daughter was in her senior year – fourteen years to be exact. She created a beautiful scrapbook of that last year at school. All her friends wrote their special memories in it, as she did in theirs. Photographs of their beaming faces jump from the pages, full of excitement and expectation for what the future may hold as they embark on “life after school”. She had known some of them since kindergarten so it’s an album to be treasured.
Now we’re in the digital age! Look at the magnificent albums we can create today using our fancy cameras and scanners. All we need is the go-to place to put it all together. So this is where Shutterfly and Scrapper’s Guide come to the rescue. At scrappersguide.com we have created a Shutterfly-friendly, and totally fabulous, Senior Year photo book ready to drag and drop your photos and journaling into with the help of Adobe Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.
You can view the album in the Shutterfly Gallery. Your special year will be beautifully bound in a 12 x 12 hard cover album that will last a lifetime. If you want to be more creative and make some pages of your own, you’ll need to purchase the Senior Year kit by Kitty Designs, from which our album was made. We have also made a Layered Template of the album for those who want more control over the pre-designed pages.
If PhotoShop isn’t your style, Shutterfly offers beautiful templates to create graduation photo books too.
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April 5th, 2011 at 3:02 pm
I have to go back and check this book out in the Gallery. How fun scrappersguide now has a template to do this for seniors. I would have loved a book of my Senior year. We got a Senior yearbook but they weren’t ready until the following Sept. Most of us had already gone off to college. I like the new digital books people create for their graduate. Makes it much more personal.
Thanks Susie for always inspiring
April 8th, 2011 at 12:28 pm
You have to take times like these and save them forever. Now you can make a wonderful bound book. I think that is the best idea ever.
April 27th, 2011 at 7:20 pm
This is such a wonderful idea and I am going back and making one for a Senior from a year ago. She graduated from college and needs a book.
April 28th, 2011 at 7:19 pm
Love the layouts!! I am ditching the bulk of my numerous drawers of 12X12 papers and have actually started using patterns and textures that I find out on my adventures. I love using those pics for my papers. Great idea and perfect timing!