Hello everyone! Today I am sharing a layout that documents an annual family tradition, the arrival of our elf! The little fellow's name is Dash and he is a member of our household for 25 days each year.
I remembered to document some of his best moments last year so I could scrap them using the Santa's List collection!
This base paper comes with the newsprint and scalloped edge. I decided to work with the already fabulous design by building along the edges! I placed my photos along the bottom edge, staggering my three pictures.
When I design, I look for a way to balance my photos. In this case, I went to the opposite side. I used a journaling card along the left side and layered on top of it. I used the die-cut banner and some chipboard. To give it the last touch, I used some burlap twine in a chipboard button.
I wanted some more green on the page, so I glued down a line of the sequins. I love, love, love sequins!
For the rest of the page, I chose elements that worked with my ideas. I went with the large, numerical title, using a die-cut ticket and black alphabet to mix it all up. I also created a cluster along the bottom. It started with the naughty or nice chipboard banner. I figured it was perfect since the elf's job is to report back to Santa!
I layered a different shape, using the circular Christmas die-cut and the chipboard star. Try mixing up three different shapes and sizes in a cluster!
Be sure to record all of your annual traditions this year! Grab several photos and create a balanced, detailed layout!
I remembered to document some of his best moments last year so I could scrap them using the Santa's List collection!
This base paper comes with the newsprint and scalloped edge. I decided to work with the already fabulous design by building along the edges! I placed my photos along the bottom edge, staggering my three pictures.
When I design, I look for a way to balance my photos. In this case, I went to the opposite side. I used a journaling card along the left side and layered on top of it. I used the die-cut banner and some chipboard. To give it the last touch, I used some burlap twine in a chipboard button.
I wanted some more green on the page, so I glued down a line of the sequins. I love, love, love sequins!
For the rest of the page, I chose elements that worked with my ideas. I went with the large, numerical title, using a die-cut ticket and black alphabet to mix it all up. I also created a cluster along the bottom. It started with the naughty or nice chipboard banner. I figured it was perfect since the elf's job is to report back to Santa!
I layered a different shape, using the circular Christmas die-cut and the chipboard star. Try mixing up three different shapes and sizes in a cluster!
Be sure to record all of your annual traditions this year! Grab several photos and create a balanced, detailed layout!
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