This pretty in pink layout from Paige has a floral die cut frame layered with printed die cuts over top for nice dimension. There’s also lots of puffy stickers, gems and words for even more depth. Take a closer look at the Paige Taylor Evans blog.
It’s getting warmer, Spring will be here very soon and we’ll begin to see the flowers bloom. It’s a wonderful time to include florals, flowers and blooms on your scrapbook layouts, they can add so much life, color and pattern to your page designs. You can stamp them, cut them out with die cuts, or use pre-printed images to create pretty flowers to make your layouts really bloom!
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This beautiful baby layout from Adrienne adds florals in several different ways. The stunning paper paper background is bursting with blooms but she’s also added chipboard flowers at the corner of her photo along with small die cut flowers cut from colored cardstocks on the opposite corner. Find all the details at the Spellbinders blog.
This fabulous floral layout is created with foiling. The gold outlines of the blooms have been colored in, die cut out and popped up on the layout for lots of movement and depth. There’s also a foiled sentiment and butterflies too. I spotted this idea on the Pinkfresh Studio Instagram page.
The stitched letters on this lovely layout from Tonya are filled with flowers and butterflies, this is a great way to take a short title and really make it pop! It’s offset by a stack of black and white photos with lots of pinks for a sweet girly design. Learn more at the Doodlebug blog.
Bright yellow florals and prints pop against subtle greens on this sweet layout from Debra. She’s used a spray of flowers in a loose “s” shape to add movement around the photo and again we see how well butterflies work with blooms. I came across her idea on the Paper Rose Instagram page.
If you don’t have any flower dies or embellishments it’s easy to make your own. This sweet Easter layout has torn flowers made with slightly smaller circles of torn pattern papers, layered up. Add some leaf shapes and you’re good to go. Learn more at the Creative Memories blog.
This fun back yard swing layout from Ashley has lots of flowers mixed with bugs and birds forming borders above and below the row of photos. The tiny half scallops with accents on the edges fill in just a bit of white space and help move the eye around the page. Watch her process video at A Cherry on Top blog.
This pattern paper with the floral border around the edges is perfect for capturing Spring memories! Kimberly also stamped some blue splatters behind her photo, added layers of pattern paper, some flower stickers and stamped sentiments too. Watch her video tutorial on the Stamping Imperfection blog.
This layout from Kat is full of beautiful blooms in bold and bright colors, she even adjusted the colors in her photo to coordinate. She layered ribbon, string, pattern papers and lots of colorful flower and butterfly images for wonderful texture. I spotted this design on her Krafty Queen Kat Instagram page.
This monochromatic blue digital page design from Kay has florals behind and in front of the photo along with a mixed media background and blue typed text for journaling. It was inspired by a color challenge at the O’ Scraps blog.
This charming layout from Nathalie has flowers blooming out of envelopes for a design full of color and dimension. She made tiny envelopes from double sided pattern papers staggered across the page and tucked in her photos, flower embellishments, buttons and more. I spotted this idea on her tachita55 Instagram page.
Reiko used dies to create a pretty hanging flower pot on her sweet floral 6″ x 6″ page design. Notice how the background looks like a room with a window and wallpaper too, so clever! Find all the details at the Altenew blog.
Thanks for stopping by, I hope you’ve been inspired to include some beautiful blooms on your Springtime scrapbook layouts!
-Heather
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