| Ribbon and lace are by far the most common, and | | | | use in artwork or as imaginative borders. Moreover, |
| most beautiful, border embellishment. The flowing | | | | embroidery cotton can even be used as to tie down |
| nature of both materials encourages a touch of | | | | other items in a beautiful and creative way. |
| softness and elegance. Ribbon and lace are especially | | | | Hemp can be used for a number of purposes in |
| popular in gift and memory scrapbooks. | | | | scrapbooking. Single, twisted, or braided fibers can be |
| Moreover, ribbon is easy to glue and attach. Lace | | | | used to accentuate focus objects, as picture frames, |
| requires a bit more patience. | | | | or along the edges of the scrapbook page as borders. |
| For an interesting change from ribbon and lace, try | | | | Hemp looks especially good in western themed |
| using jute or raffia. | | | | scrapbooks. However, hemp can also be used to |
| Embroidery cotton can be used in a number of | | | | make a scrapbook appear more masculine. |
| interesting scrapbooking ways. Individual fibers can be | | | | Hemp glues quite easily and hides glue messes well. |
| used to highlight focus items or used to add dimension | | | | To increase the likelihood that a piece of hemp will |
| to artwork or drawings. | | | | stay in place while the glue is drying, place a piece of |
| Embroidery fibers can also be twisted or braided for | | | | scotch tape over the rope until the piece dries fully. |