Christmas Scrapbooking Idea: Creating A Stunning Page With Textured Snow!

When it comes to scrapbook ideas for different events, Christmas is one of those special events that are on top of the list of events that need to be scrapbooked. If you're like me, you probably got one or ten photos that you'd love to turn into a Christmas scrapbook page but haven't gotten around to it yet.

Well, today we'll show you some christmas scrapbooking ideas so you can create a simple yet elegant page that captures that peaceful winter feel! You'll discover how to use a stencil to create stunning snowfall effects and much more for your next beautiful Christmas scrapbook layout 🙂

This also makes a beautiful Christmas gift that you may want to give to your family or loved ones to remember the season. You may also want to create your own picture frames or simple decorations for a crafty holiday.

Although it looks incredibly detailed, scrapbooking Christmas with these lovely effects is actually pretty easy to make by just using some simple tricks and basic tools. Be sure to check out the supply list below for everything we used in this project.

• Ranger Matte Medium
• Maja Designs- Vintage Summer Basics 1945
• Prima- Epiphany 6×6 paper pad
• Versamark Dazzle Watermark Stamp Pad
• Stampendous- shabby blue embossing enamel
• Tattered Angel Glam- luscious lavender
• Dusty Attic- snowflakes
• Ranger Heat Tool
• Martha Stewart Sparkle Texture
• Prima 12×12 Stencil item #564797
• Prima Flowers – Layla
• Prima Resin
• Prima – Delight Tag Me
• Prima – Delight Flair Buttons
• Momento Ink pad Tuxedo Black
• Hero Arts stamp – French Post
• Cosmo Cricket Tiny Text Stickers
• Vallejo Glass Bead Gel
• Paintbrush
• Palette Knife
• Uhu glue
• Scissors
• 12×12 Chipboard
• Doilies
• Foam tape

1. Glue down the paper to a 12×12 chipboard using a matte medium.

2. Use your hand to distress the edges by pulling the paper down with a rolling motion.

3. Place the stencil over the top of your card stock (tape down your card stock to hold it in place). Now it's time to create our snowfall effect!

4. Use a spoon to randomly apply the Martha Stewart Sparkle Texture (when this dries it will look like falling snow!)

5. Allow sufficient time to dry (see product instructions).

6. Carefully peel the stencil off the card stock

7. You should now have a random snow drop effect on your christmas scrapbook layout.

8. Prime chippies with one coat of gesso and let it dry (by the way you can create some cool effects with Gesso on your pages, like this one here).

9. Add embossing ink on top of the gesso-ed chippie

10. Cover chippie with embossing powder then heat set

11. Distress edges of all papers using paper distresser

12. Add some random stamping on card stock and doilies or used craft paper

13. Position all the paper and embellishments to your liking. Then start adhering by using cardboard boxes and chipboard pieces to add dimension. You may want to fold used colored paper and make origami to add more dimension.

14. Add glass beads gel using a brush to flowers and other areas to add some sparkle

15. Let all the mediums dry! I hope you had as much fun giving this Christmas scrapbook page a try, as I did creating it!

Check out these articles about mothers day scrapbook ideas and the first birthday scrapbook layout if you want to learn more scrapbooking tips for other special events.

Christmas is all about making fun, happy memories, and creating a wonderful Christmas-inspired album that will help preserve those moments. You can either give them away as a gift for the holidays or as a family keepsake. It's also a wonderful way to bond with your family! I hope you had fun making this as much as I did!