Using the grads school colors is the easiest way to coordinated a graduation layout. Caps, stars and diplomas accent this layouts from Mendi. Visit the Doodlebug blog for more details.
With summer upon us that means the kids and teens have graduated school or moved up to the next level. Hopefully you’ve gotten some great photos of them all dressed up in their caps and gowns and getting their diplomas. I’ve gathered together a bunch of school graduation scrapbook layouts and other projects to help inspire you, so whether they graduated from elementary, high school or college you’re sure to find some great page ideas. Be on the lookout for a FREEBIE as well!
Beneath each photo you’ll find a link, click it to find more info like products used, tips and techniques.
This double page layout has space for 5 photos capturing the grads with parents, his walk to the stage, the group of grads and the audience with a school banner. With the focus on the photos a few circle and flag embellishments balance off one side. Visit the Karyn Crops blog for this and several other grad pages.
This digital layout uses black and white with touches of gold for an elevated design. The large photo is balanced with circles that share some some of the 6th grade grads favorite things about elementary school. I spotted this at the Sweet Shoppe Designs gallery.
This cool mixed media page has torn papers for texture and lots of painted chipboard pieces and some 3D botanicals for dimension. The red and black color combo ties all the elements and photo together nicely. Visit the Creative Embellishments blog for all the details.
This lovely layout is mostly black and white with a hint of pink and is filled with elegant touches like fussy cut lace paper, 3D bows and shiny sequins. Take a closer look over on the Kelly Creates blog.
He’s the FREEBIE I promised….It’s a graduation cap and tassel with the year die cut file. It’s free to download from Printable, Cuttable, Creatables to use with your electronic die cutting machine. Click here to get it.
Bella Blvd. has a brand new collection dedicated to graduation with pattern papers, borders and stickers. This layout has lots of great inspirational quotes, borders and embellishments. Yvette is sharing how she put it all together over on the Bella Blvd. blog.
Using that same collection is a cute mini album that has fun pull outs and flaps. If you’ve got tons of pictures a dedicated album the best way to capture all those graduation memories. Take a closer look at this project over on the Artsy Albums blog.
Here’s a terrific “off the page” project for a graduation home decor item. This printers tray has photos, pattern papers and sentiments with a shaker element in the center. Learn more on the Clear Scraps blog.
This fantastic layout has a large stitched golden pattern paper sunburst background with a large cap and diploma die in the center with some clusters of flowers and mandalas too. I love the typed journaling on the cap! Learn more about this design on the Paige Taylor Evans blog.
This digital page is laid out in a grid pattern with squares of pattern papers above a center border with title, date and text and large photos below and a few smaller photos overlaid. I spotted this design on Tiffany Scraps’ gallery at The Lilypad.
This 8 1/2″ x 11″ layout uses lots of black and gold to coordinate with the photos and pattern papers in confetti and dot pattern adds a festive touch. Find instructions for this page on the Creative Memories blog.
I hope you’ve been inspired to create some wonderful graduation memories to add to you or your child’s scrapbook!
-Heather
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