Brianna’s sweet layout has lots of room for baking photos in two rows on a wide center border. There’s loads of cute gingerbread tags, houses and people embellishments and a banner that spells “JOY” too. Take a closer look at this design over on the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog.
Do you love to bake up yummy cookies for everyone around the holidays or maybe like me you just like receiving them and eating them? Be sure to snap lots of picture in the kitchen creating your bakes, passing them out at the cookie exchange and of every one enjoying them so you can create some delicious Christmas Cookie and Baking scrapbook layouts. Let’s take a look at some tasty page ideas to get you inspired.
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Antonia used a die and pattern paper to create a fun cookie sheet for her yummy page. The row of cookies below are also die cut from white and kraft cardstock and she used a white gel pen to doodle the cookie designs, don’t you love that!? Learn more at the Paige Taylor Evans blog.
Even if you aren’t baking maybe there’s cookie decor to snap pics with like on Ali’s giant Gingerbread Man layout. She’s layered up lots of fun holiday pattern paper adding a fish tail with the word “Sweet” going vertically and Memories horizontally for a cool title. There’s also lots of candy accents too. Take a closer peek at the Simple Stories blog.
Eva cut out two large circles from pattern papers to create a plate to hold her Christmas cookies, so clever! Her cookies were fussy cut from pattern paper and layered on the plate with more snacks and the photos. I love the long title she made from sticker letters and wrapped around the plate! Find directions at the Pinkfresh Studio blog.
For her Ginger Joy layout Krislyn cut striped of red, green and blue pattern papers, punching a circle from each one and adding a cookie sticker popped up in the opening. There’s also a fun little cookie house border along the top and label for the date. Find all the details at the Creative Memories blog.
Rebeca documented the memories of creating cookies for Santa on this adorable layout. Over the row of photos are cute Christmas tags and below is the title made from puffy sticker letters and a pattern backed die cut with a row of lights and cluster of embellishments with Santa. I spotted her idea on the Bella Blvd. Instagram page.
This dynamic digital design from Julie features a large baking photo in the center with layers of pattern paper circles stacked underneath and several clusters of embellishments and words with a large title. Of course you can go crazy with the accents on digital pages since there’s no real bulk or dimension to worry about. This layout uses products from Sweet Shoppe Designs.
Brenda’s delicious page has strips of pattern a papers, a dry embossed tag with stamped sentiment, a heat embossed and die cut Gingerbread Man and an offset photo. In the corner are cute little stamped elements, domed gems, bakers twine and a die cut clip. I came across her idea on her Stamp with Brenda Instagram page.
I love a layout with lots of white space, it really draws the eye to the focal point. For Lori’s layout it’s a row of pattern paper and photo circles that makes you think of a row of cookies. She also added typed journaling and two cluster of stars, snowflakes, Winter botanicals and fish tails. Take a closer peek at the Lori Fortini Digital Designs blog.
Nathalie created a double page spread in her Traveler’s style Notebook. She filled one side with baking themed pattern paper, layering tags, sentiments and stickers over top, the other side has two photos, more stickers and sentiments along with some typed journaling. Find more info at the Cocoa Daisy blog.
Karyn’s layout looks good enough to eat! The red and brown color combo and wavy edges are perfect for a cookie design. There’s also a border of die cut houses and ginger breadmen with clusters of delicious cookies. I came across her design at the Creative Life Scrapbooking Instagram page.
This double page baking layout uses lots of stamping and die cutting. There’s also lots of pattern papers, notice they aren’t Christmas themed but still work with the design, stamped cookies and baking tools, and fun die cut “signs” and mugs. Find all the details at the This Chick Loves Paper blog.
I hope you have time to enjoying baking (or eating) some sweet treats this Holiday season!
-Heather
Are you looking for more Christmas Holiday papers and supplies? Check out some of our favorite holiday designs over at A Cherry on Top.
