Themes, layouts and inspirations
Rae has some tips for capturing those amazing fall colors this time of year. Tree, leaves and woodland areas make perfect backdrops for Autumn photography to include in your fall scrapbook layouts.
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Cute woodland animals, acorn and leaves are the perfect accents for Autumn pages. Julie made two fun fall pages using products from Echo Park. I really love the inked cheese cloth she used, it adds a great rustic touch!
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Zelda created this fantastic layout to look like a dream catcher. Using an embroidery hoop as a template for the large circle she added leaves and feathers around the edges with stitching to tie it all together.
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There’s always so many photos taken around the holidays, it can be hard to get a bunch on a single scrapbook layout. By making 2 4″x6″ photo collages with 4 photos each Ayna was able to get a lot of … Read More ...
Take your photos out of the scrapbook and into your home decor with these wonderful wooden photo blocks. Using laser printed photos and gel medium you can transfer your photos to surface of the blocks. Wouldn’t these make great gifts … Read More ...
I love the out of the box thinking for this embellishment inspiration, puzzle pieces! Designer Nathalie came up with the idea and the design team over at Prima jumped on board with some amazing scrapbook layouts, mixed media and art … Read More ...
These spooky digital pattern papers will be perfect for scraping those little ghosts and goblins this Halloween season. Print them out for FREE to use on your scrapbook pages.
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This awesome Halloween layout by Amanda holds a fun surprise. Lift the pumpkin flap to reveal the photo hidden underneath. Such a great way to add an interactive element! She’s sharing a video tutorial of how she put the page … Read More ...
Ali Edwards created a great pattern on her layout by using the same “never stop learning” stamp repeated on different colored tags, turned in different directions. It’s a terrific way to get more impact on a page from a single … Read More ...
Sandra from The Sassy Club has a couple of great planner/journaling pages for fall. She got tips on using ink pads and a water brush for some wonderful hand lettering with hand drawn and stamped accents.
Vicky used Distress Oxide Ink pads and a large spiderwweb stamp for a fun spooky background on her Halloween art journal page. She used copies of old photos tinted with markers but modern dress up or costume photos could be … Read More ...
By using stamped images covered in glitter Julie make her own fun and festive glitter stickers. Using a mini Xyron machine makes it quick and easy to cover the die cut shapes in adhesive to apply the glitter. Add these … Read More ...
Take a closer look at your papers, can you use them in new ways, cut them apart, layer them, or add color to them? Amanda used the same sheet of pretty 12″ x 12″ floral pattern paper in two different … Read More ...
Basic shapes like circles might seem simple but gathered together they can make a big impact. Grab a round punch, circle die or just plain old scissors and cut out a big pile from coordinating patterned papers. Layered all together … Read More ...
Paint splatter on a woodgrain background is the perfect trendy backdrop for this rustic floral page. Margie will take you step by step how she put her layout together over on the Scrapbook Adhesives blog.
