Someone on the circle message board was wondering about a way to distinguish between albums by looking at the front page. I had done something like this for my Cruise/Universal studios/Disneyland albums:
The 1st page of the 1st album looks like this - indicates what's in the album plus shows some pictures of things you'll see in the album:
At the last page of this album, I mention what is is the 2nd album;
For the 2nd album, this is the cover page:
It was a great way to use up a lot of photos that wouldn't otherwise get into the album.
My very 1st album was done in 1998 way back when scrapbooking was just starting and there was no such thing as a cricut...and even though I'm a very basic/plain scrapbooker now...it was nothing to how plain/boring my pages were back then. Anyway, my 1st album was actually 3 albums - for a trip to Australia. I used transition pages at the back of each album to show what was in the next one...here are they are:
At the end of the 1st book - see pretty basic. It does show a picture for main sights that would be scrapbooked in the next album. I (poorly) hand wrote what each thing was:
Here's the last page of the 2nd album - similar concept: