If you’ve noticed some unique photo books on Gallery that don’t match our Shutterfly templates, chances are you’ve come across books that have been digitally scrapped.

If you’ve created a digitally scrapped quick page and feel like you want to take the next step (swim in discrap pool as opposed to dipping your toe), I highly recommend creating a layered template.

Amy is an avid photo book maker and digital scrabooking artist, who first fell in love with digiscrapping back in 2003, when she stumbled across some product in her local store. She’s also member of our Shutterfly Gallery Guru team, dedicated to supporting your photo book and storytelling creativity. In this article, Amy shares valuable advice on how you can dive into digital scrapbooking, too. The trick - start with those free samples.

Tracy B., Shutterfly’s Senior Director of Product Management, is an avid photographer and digital scrapbooker who loves to travel and create memories of her adventures. In this article, Tracy talks about her inspiring digital scrapbooking journey - from those trial-and-error beginnings to her discovery of PhotoShop Elements and layering techniques. This is a must-read for anyone interested in digital scrapbooking, especially those of us just beginning our own digiscrap journeys.

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Have you come across some unique Gallery photo books that feature unusual backgrounds and detailed embellishments? Do you want to know more about those books? Then you’ve come to the right place.