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Breanna over at Dollar Store Mom is sharing this Valentine’s version of Mad Libs that she came up with. She includes suggestions on how you can use it with your kids, and even how they can use it over and over again. This could work great for a scrapbooking project too!  Click here to go to the download.

Valentine’s Day Madlibs:

Roses are ______ and violets are ______, but you are the ______ one in my ______. I ______ you more than ______ on Valentine’s Day. You make my heart ______ faster than a ______. I love you to the ______ and ______. Happy Valentine’s Day, my sweet ______!

I ______ you more than a box of ______ on Valentine’s Day. You are the ______ ______ in my life and I am so ______ to have you by my side. You always know how to ______ me and make me ______. I love you more than all the ______ in the world. Happy Valentine’s Day, my ______ ______!

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Comments

  1. This link does not take you to the printable…it takes you to “dollarstoremom” and then the link in hers redirects me to SnapFish…not the printable. Do you have a good link? Thanks!

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10 Modern Rainbow Scrapbook Layout Templates for Single Photos

There’s something wonderfully uplifting about rainbow-themed scrapbook pages — they add instant joy, a sense of hope, and that lovely feeling of “better days ahead.” But not everyone wants the classic curved rainbow we all grew up drawing in kindergarten. Modern scrapbookers are leaning into geometric rainbows, with clean arches, bold shapes, layered semi-circles, and minimalist lines. And honestly, they look stunning on a page.

This new set of 10 single-photo scrapbook layout sketches combines that modern rainbow aesthetic with simple, clean design ideas that are perfect for everyday memory-keeping. Whether you’re documenting a milestone, a quiet moment, a favourite snapshot, or even a healing chapter of your life, these layouts allow the rainbow to act as a symbolic backdrop without overwhelming the page.

Each layout includes space for one photo — because sometimes that ONE image tells the whole story.

Use these rainbow sketches for:
 • kids’ artwork and school photos
 • birthdays
 • bright outdoor memories
 • “first day / last day” pages
 • mental health or personal growth journaling
 • celebration of small wins
 • Pride-themed layouts
 • baby and toddler albums
 • anything that feels colourful, hopeful, or meaningful

Here’s a look at what you’ll find in this modern geometric set:

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 Layout 1 – Half-Rainbow Arch Behind a Central Photo
 Simple, bold, and great for patterned paper lovers.

Layout 2 – Layered Semi-Circle Stack
 A modern twist that looks incredible with textured cardstock or tone-on-tone colours.

Layout 3 – Offset Rainbow Bands + Journaling Strip
 Asymmetrical but balanced — perfect for candid photos.

Layout 4 – Triple Geometric Arches in a Vertical Column
 A clean, fresh layout with lots of white space.

Layout 5 – Bold Oversized Rainbow + Minimal Embellishment
 Your photo becomes the centrepiece while the rainbow adds gentle framing.

Layout 6 – Rainbow Layer Cluster Behind a Tilted Photo
 Adds instant movement and energy.

Layout 7 – Concentric Semi-Circle Trio + Title Banner
 Very modern and perfect for scrapbooking boys, teens, and minimalist pages.

Layout 8 – Soft Arched Shapes + Bottom Journaling Panel
 A gentle, calming design ideal for quiet or meaningful stories.

Layout 9 – Rainbow Block Background
 A more graphic layout that uses straight-edged shapes inspired by rainbow palettes.

Layout 10 – Chunky Rainbow With Clean Title Placement
 A bold design that’s perfect for showcasing a favourite photograph.

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 How to Use These Modern Rainbow Sketches

  • Use tone-on-tone papers for a subtle, sophisticated look
     • Try patterned paper for rainbow bands — stripes, dots, grids, or watercolour prints
     • Keep embellishments minimal to let the geometric shapes shine
     • Add stitching (real or faux) along the arches for texture
     • Use cardstock scraps to create a rainbow without cutting into new sheets
     • Match your colours to the emotion of the photo — bright for happy moments, muted for reflective ones

What I love most about modern rainbow layouts is how versatile they are. These designs can feel playful, peaceful, bold, or soft depending on your colour choices. And because each sketch only uses one photo, you can easily create a whole rainbow-themed album without feeling creatively overwhelmed.

If you use these sketches, tag CraftGossip on Facebook or Instagram — I adore seeing how you all interpret these designs in your own style.