Cardiac biomechanical modelling is a promising new tool to be used in prognostic medicine and therapy planning for patients suffering from a variety of cardiovascular diseases and injuries. In order to have an accurate biomechanical model, personalized parameters to define loading, boundary conditions and mechanical properties are required. Achieving personalized modelling parameters often requires inverse optimization which is computationally expensive; hence techniques to reduce the multivariable complexity are in need. Presented in this paper is the fundamental blueprint to create a library of scar tissue mechanical properties to be used in modelling the healing mechanics of hearts that have suffered acute myocardial infarction. This library can be used to reduce the number of variables necessary to capture the scar tissue mechanical properties down to 1. This single parameter also carries information pertaining to staging of the scar tissue healing, predict its rate, and predict its collagen density. This information can be potentially used as valuable biomarkers to adjust existing or develop new treatment plans for patients.