The American Crafts Vicki Boutin Scrapbooking Collection - Where To Next? brings together coordinated products for complete scrapbooking and memory keeping projects. The collection includes 12"x12" and 6"x8" papers, stickers, puffy stickers, Thickers, chipboard stickers, paperie ephemera and a 6"x8" album kit, giving you everything you need to build pages with a consistent visual style from background to finishing details.
The collection is built around travel, discovery, summer routes and everyday moments worth documenting. Butterflies, flowers, tags, tickets, postage stamps, receipts, airplanes, vintage cameras, sentiments and colorful patterns create a flexible set for vacation albums, travel journals, road trip layouts, planners and mixed media pages. The different product types make it easy to add layering, titles, journaling spots, accents and decorative details while keeping the whole project visually connected.
👉 Features:
- Coordinated Where To Next? scrapbooking collection
- Designed by Vicki Boutin for American Crafts
- Includes scrapbook papers, stickers, puffy stickers, Thickers, chipboard stickers, ephemera and album supplies
- Travel-inspired, floral and summer-themed designs
- Includes tags, tickets, postage stamps, sentiments, butterflies, flowers, airplanes and vintage cameras
- Suitable for building complete coordinated projects
- Great for layering, backgrounds, titles, journaling, accents and decorative details
👍 Ideal for:
- Scrapbook layouts
- Travel journals and vacation albums
- Mini albums and album kits
- Planners, notebooks and memory keeping projects
- Junk journals, art journals and mixed media pages
- Handmade cards, tags, pockets and paper crafting projects
- Albums with photos, tickets, notes and travel keepsakes
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Build a travel album with a clear visual rhythm: use the papers as the base, add ephemera for journaling and small story sections, place Thickers for main titles and finish with puffy stickers or small sticker accents around the photos. Each page can have its own focus, while the full album keeps a coordinated look and a consistent narrative flow.
