Recycled Kraft Paper for Scrapbooking

Shitake Scrapbook PaperParsley Scrapbook PaperIt is no secret that scrapbooking uses up gobs of paper.  Crafting a green scrapbook is definitely an uphill battle.  We’ve shown you recycled papers, handmade embellishments, even how to use leftover paint chips, and now I give you recycled kraft scrapbook paper.

Striped Scrapbook PaperPumpkin Scrapbook PaperJillibean Soup offers cute, unique, eco-friendly scrapbook papers printed on 100% recycled Kraft paper.  Printing their debut line on kraft paper was so important that they custom-manufactured folio size kraft paper that is acid-free and lignin free.  I personally love the look of the brown kraft paper in the background.

Jillibean Soup Medium Harvest BeansJournaling SproutsWhat else is to love about Jillibean Soup besides the cute, mod patterns by Jill Yegerlehner, founder and owner?  In addition to patterned paper, you can find plain kraft paper, envelopes, and cards.  Other unique items include Alphabeans letter stickers and Journaling Sprouts.  The felt Bean Seeds embellishments are too cute.  For more soupy goodness, check out Jill’s blog The Soup Bowl for crafty inspirations and periodic product giveaways.

The full line of Jillibean Soup products are available online at Two Peas In A Bucket and A Cherry On Top.

[Images by Nadia McGaughy for Jillibean Soup]

Written by Jackie Hernandez

I am a work-at-home mom busy chasing after my son and establishing my eco-business, Tiny Décor. I also write the Tiny Décor Blog aimed at modern parents trying to go green for their kids. Tiny Décor has allowed me to turn a passion for sewing, craft, and environmentalism into a business. Blog writing has become an outlet for me to share my experiences going green, being a parent, and loving the planet.

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  1. I am so thrilled to have found this site! I try very hard to scrapbook as green as possible, reusing everything I can from reusing the packaging the embellishments or papers came in to turning magazine clippings and other random bits into embellishments. Thanks so much, keep up the good work! Also this month’s Scrapbooks Etc has a good feature on green scrapbooking.

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