📃 KAREN FOSTER Design Scrapbooking Paper, 25 Sheets, Vintage Theme, 12 x 12 Review

The leaves are beautiful and allow you to add useful information, but each page is designed to create a tree for just one person. It's not formatted to add siblings, aunts, uncles, etc. For example, you start at the bottom with yourself, add your parents and your parents' parents and their parents, and so on.

Disappointed with the quality. THIN paper, about 1/4 of the paper was damaged (a few tears at the edges and a creased edge). Either not stored properly (laying flat) or shipped incorrectly. The papers would have stayed flat and crumpled if the 25-sheet pack had been on the cardboard spine. Wouldn't buy again unless thicker paper was used and properly packaged to prevent damage.

I am very happy with this product as I was looking for molds to use in scrapbooks for my family. I have been collecting our family tree for many years and now I want to share everything I have learned about our family. I intend to give each family member a tree card for Christmas this year. 25 sheets is more than enough and I look forward to preparing the same for my husband's family.

This paper is just what I need for a memorial book for the life support community I work in. I will use the same reference document on each page and add obituaries/photos of the deceased residents. Finding suitable paper for this purpose proved to be more difficult than I thought and I was very glad to find it - it is of good quality, delicately patterned in colors that lend themselves well to wallpaper.

I bought this to write a family tree for my parents for Christmas 2015. I was glad I had so much extra for fools! I have a nice black cut out pen to write everything down and cut out frames with the glass protruding out the front of the frame for presentations. Fair warning that there aren't many borders, so a regular 12x12 frame won't work for this particular layout. It was a great way to present the results of my research in a very simple and understandable format.

With only four generations on one sheet it would take many packets to record the essential information for posterity, but these sheets are easier to follow than most. They're too big to fit in a folder, but being "scrapbook-sized" lets you keep all the information together in one place. I decided to highlight one person on each sheet using crayons/markers for each person so I can expand on that color to connect direct lineage on additional sheets.