Patterns like plaids, argyle and checks are perfect for masculine layouts! This design also has faux photo corners, stars and hearts accents, a large title, journaling and a mix of color and black and white photos. Learn more at the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog.
With Fathers Day over you might be sitting in your craft room ready to work on some masculine scrapbook layouts with photos that you took with your Dad, husband or boys. Masculine designs can be challenging at times for so many of us so I thought this would be a great time to take a look at some masculine layout ideas not just for Father’s Day but men, boys and all year round.
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Basic and geometric shapes with hard lines and a bit of distress help make this Star Wars themed layout more masculine. An acrylic title and thick puffy stickers also add extra dimension. Take a closer look at Giselle’s page at the Hey, Little Magpie blog.
This layout has wonderful movement by printing and cutting out the same motor biking photo in different sizes for the illusion of motion. This design also keeps to a simple color scheme of black and white with pops of red and fun boyish accents. Visit the Scrap the Boys blog for a closer look.
If your man is handy around the house snap some photos of him working on his latest project and add them to a handy man layout. This design has lots of little tools , frames that look like wooden shelves and a peg board background. Learn more at the Creative Memories blog.
If you want to add more color to a masculine design try primary colors like this idea filled with lots of colorful strips and stars. Notice how the black and white photos stand out from all the color. I spotted this page on the Echo Park Instagram page.
Stars seem to be a popular icon to use on masculine layouts and what better place for stars then a 4th of July layout. This darling design has a large star filled with fireworks paper with a large title over top. Silver paint splatter on the background adds a nice exploitation of texture too. Learn more at the Doodlebug blog.
This Father and Son fishing trip is documented in a magnificent masculine layout with stenciled and foiled swimming fish for a fantastic background. A starburst of woodgrain pattern papers bust from behind the photo and realistic fish and wildlife images are scattered around. Take a closer look at the Therm O Web blog.
Grunge is a great way to go on a teen boy’s layout. Here Sue used torn pattern paper, stamping, bunched up cheese cloth, hand written journaling and loose watercolor. She breaks it all down over at the Cocoa Vanilla blog.
If your guy is a golfer then check out this great golfing layout. Angela used plaid pattern paper, inking with black Distress Ink, die cut arrows and a fun little stamped and colored golfer dude. Swing on by the Cut Cardstock Blog for step by step directions.
Cute grandpa selfies are the focus of this adorable layout from Tara. She added the photos along one edge with strips of camera borders and torn paper beside each one for a dynamic design. Colorful camera and enamel shapes add even more color. Take a closer peek at the Bella Blvd. blog.
This summer surfer layout catches some waves and some rays with lots of suns and tropical, beachy elements. Chipboard words and images and puffy stickers add dimension and the stenciled suns add bright pops of orange color. Learn more at the All About Scrapbooks blog.
Monique added amazing color to this fun soccer layout by adding liquid watercolors behind the large soccer ball die cut. The hexagon die cut pattern papers scattered around add even more color and nice patterns too. Learn more at the Paige Taylor Evans blog.
I hope you’ve found some inspiration to help you design marvelous masculine scrapbook layouts!
-Heather
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