What have scrapbook manufacturers been getting right?
Feb 27, 2022 16:02:38 GMT
JavaJones, Linda, and 1 more like this
Post by artbabe on Feb 27, 2022 16:02:38 GMT
I love the thread about things we wish manufacturers would make. What have they been getting right?
For me:
The newer teen lines have used ear pods and Van's checked shoes. Those are definitely relevant for my boys. I thought Bro & Co. (was that last year or the year before?) did a great job with their images. I was not thrilled about the words, however. "Rad" has not been used in forever. It looks really dated, and not in a retro way.
I love that there have been several lines in the past couple years about board games, put-put, bowling, and other family activities. I've been able to use them a lot.
Authentique had a line that featured these sports: track & field, wrestling, swimming, and lacrosse.
Scrapbook Customs also makes lines with lacrosse, and other sports that aren't "the big 3".
Zoo papers have definitely been getting away from cage images and reflecting what modern zoos look like. I'm seeing a lot broader range of animals, too.
Photoplay has been producing sports lines that have both female and male images.
I'm seeing a lot more images of people of color.
What other things are scrapbook companies starting to get better at?
For me:
The newer teen lines have used ear pods and Van's checked shoes. Those are definitely relevant for my boys. I thought Bro & Co. (was that last year or the year before?) did a great job with their images. I was not thrilled about the words, however. "Rad" has not been used in forever. It looks really dated, and not in a retro way.
I love that there have been several lines in the past couple years about board games, put-put, bowling, and other family activities. I've been able to use them a lot.
Authentique had a line that featured these sports: track & field, wrestling, swimming, and lacrosse.
Scrapbook Customs also makes lines with lacrosse, and other sports that aren't "the big 3".
Zoo papers have definitely been getting away from cage images and reflecting what modern zoos look like. I'm seeing a lot broader range of animals, too.
Photoplay has been producing sports lines that have both female and male images.
I'm seeing a lot more images of people of color.
What other things are scrapbook companies starting to get better at?
