What’s more jolly than Christmas at Disney, the Happiest Place on Earth? Andrea’s layout uses Mickey products with fun pattern papers that she stitched around for a quilted look along with a fun chunky title of chipboard, foam and cardstock. Take a closer look at the Simple Stories blog.
Christmas time brings such joy and laughter, it’s always such a Jolly time! So let’s capture that feeling in our Holiday scrapbook layouts with fun, cheerful and merry designs filled with lots of smiles, crazy sweaters, sweet titles and photos of happy kids (young and old). Today we’ll check out some jolly layout ideas for Christmas and the Holiday Season filled with happy memories.
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I’ve noticed this cool trend of creating your page to look like shelves on a wall like Tonya did here. She placed her photos like frames along with a snow globe, gingerbread men, trees and presents on the shelves with stockings and lights hanging on the edges. Her “Holly Jolly” titles is perfect too! Find all the details at the Doodlebug blog.
Peeking through a string of lights makes for such a cheerful photo! As do the giant stack of present that Eva fussy cut from pattern papers, adding a snowflake for the star on top . She also used a stitching die in a fun way to create a textured white background. Take a closer peek at the Pinkfresh Studio blog.
Be sure to snap photos of everyone in their silly PJ’s on Christmas morning like Jackie did. Her jolly layout has fish tail pattern papers, sentiment strips, lots of stamped words and phrases with a chunky acrylic title and stars. Find a link to her process video at the Hey Little Magpie blog.
Viktoriia’s joyful design has lots of layers, with trees she drew free hand, cut and stitched from pattern papers (you could also die cut them) a bunch of hanging ornaments, different types of greenery tucked around, a chipboard title and tiny embellishments. Find all the info at the 49th and Market blog.
Oh my goodness, how adorable are these pooches all dressed up for the Holidays!? Krislyn’s design has a row of center photos with the larger one beneath, a section for journaling and an amazing Santa and reindeer border. Find the directions over at the Creative Memories blog.
The jolly man himself, Santa makes an appearance on this sweet layout with a cute layered scene with a tree, presents, the title and of course a reindeer. There’s also layers of Christmasy pattern paper, stitching and a cluster of die cut trees. I spotted this idea on the Echo Park Paper Instagram page.
This beautiful layout captures the joy of a child playing with a new toy. The wreath created with chipboard and acetate shapes is on a dark red pattern paper so it really pops. Notice how the photo is offset for added intertest along with a tags and a star to fill a bit of “white space”. Take a closer look at the Rosie Studio blog.
Audrey’s cool Hockey layout has a background filled with die cut trees with small accents filling in some spaces. Puffy letter stickers create words and her title and there’s also a pretty custom side border made from washi tape, a sticker, pattern paper and stitching. Visit the Paige Taylor Evans blog for all the details.
Alicia’s merry layout has fun stitching behind VW buses, hand written journaling and die cut snowflakes. I love the depth behind the photo with festive drinking straws as well as the red glitter glue she added to her die cut title! Watch her process video at the Paper Crafts Secrets blog.
Ali’s Winter Fun layout has lots of depth and dimension from popping up images and the large die cut title with foam tape as well as a button badge and tiny pearls. I love how she took a printed border on the bottom of the paper and added the snowman, deer and more trees to complete the scene! Learn more at the Scrapbook Adhesives blog.
Keely used fabulous retro inspired paper and images for her older Christmas photos layout. She created wonderful pattern blocks with strips of pattern papers at an angle and also included lots of layers, with tucked tags, stamps, banners and borders. I adore the color combinations and cute animals! Take a closer peek at the Pretty Little Studio blog.
I hope your Holiday season is very merry and jolly!
-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.
