Scrapbooking may not be as popular as it once was, but that won’t stop us from continuing to celebrate this beautiful and creative art form! While digital photos and social media albums might be taking over, there’s something truly special about putting pen to paper and preserving memories in a tangible, artistic way. So, if you’re still passionate about scrapbooking (like we are!), we’ve rounded up 12 inspiring Valentine’s Day scrapbook layout ideas to keep the tradition alive. Whether you’re a seasoned scrapbooker or just starting out, these layouts will spark your creativity and help you document your love-filled memories in style.
This sweet layout has lots of clusters of elements like chipboard stickers, twine and dies over top of torn pattern papers. Learn more at the Simple Stories blog.
It’s that time of year, time for love and candy and hearts and hugs and kisses and all the things that go along with Valentine’s Day! Whether you spend the day with your significant other, your kids, family, friends or pets and no matter how you celebrate it’s a wonderful time to take photos together and celebrate those you love most. So let’s dive into some amazing heart filled layout ideas for scrapbooking those Valentine’s Day photos.
This darling design uses different sized hearts that have been die cut from different pattern papers, sewn around the edges and placed in a wreath around the photo. Several sentiments have been tucked in as well. Take a closer look at the Spellbinders blog.
This dramatic digital page is laid out like a tic-tac-toe grid with the photo in the center, lots of hearts and stars with touches of pink and typed text all on a dark background. I spotted this page on kimgoon’s gallery at Scrapbook.com.
This adorable layout brings back fond memories of making and passing out Valentine’s Day cards in school. Snap some pictures of your kids classroom for some sweet memories you’ll always cherish. I came across this idea on the paperandbling Instagram page.
If you’re staying in this year doing something you love make a page about it. This fun puzzles page uses an open cut die shaped heart with a patch work design filled with different tiny polka dot papers. Gold sticker letters created the custom title and flowers frame the photos below. Take a closer look at the Artsy Albums blog.
Kerstin created her own background with strips of striped papers, adding over top stamped and heat embossed white on white flowers, colorful die cut flowers, a die cut “LOVE” sentiment that matches the background and some dimensional gems. Learn more at the Pinkfresh Studio blog.
Don’t forget your BFF for Galentine’s Day. For this wonderful design Lisa fussy cut lots of tiny flowers from pattern paper and used them to create a large heart for the focal point of her layout. She also added some cute ladybugs and a fun thin border. Take a closer look at the Doodlebug blog.
This super sweet mixed media Valentine’s Day page has so much texture! There’s felt, stitching, acrylic hearts, a doily, torn paper, puffy star, gems, a transparent envelope with ties and loads more. I came across this layout on the csi-colorstoriesinspiration Instagram page.
This layout is filled with so much love! The background is a large die cut file of a tic-tac-toe board filled with X’s and hearts for O’s and the hearts have been made into fun shaker elements. There’s also a stenciled heart background, die cut title and clusters of flowers. Learn more about Noelle’s page on the Paige Taylor Evans blog.
I love the soft blues and pinks on this darling design! This digital page has a heart bursting with love made from sections of patterns, faux stitching, twine and lots of sentiments. If you’re a physical scrapper you could easily recreate this with products you have on hand too. I spotted this idea on KingsQueen82’s gallery at Scrapbook.com
This idea has pretty floral pattern paper with a wide border across the center made from layers of papers, a scalloped edge, a fun check list, real buttons, and sweet printed dies. Take a closer look at the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog.
This sweet page has pattern paper that looks like candy hearts along with striped papers, open heart dies, pattern strips and a journaling card cut from pattern paper. Find a link to Mariel’s process video over on The Cherry on Top blog.
I hope you have been inspired to create some heartfelt scrapbook layouts and that you have a Valentine’s Day that’s filled with love!
-Heather
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