I recently found this great Halloween themed 12-inch x 12-inch cardstock stack on special and I just love it. It really motivated me to get going with my Halloween scrapbook ideas and layouts. The stack has no "dud" or "filler" type pages and is a great mix of cute prints, graphics, novelty hologram pages, and words.
1. Hey Boo!
2. Witch Hat
3. Plain And Patterned
4. Dark Patterned Background
5. Triangles
6. Patterned Paper Strips
7. Final Thoughts
This left a nice 4-inch thick red panel in the middle on which to adhere my photograph. Two 12-inch strips of washi tape were used as a border between the strips of color and using a silver paint pen, I outlined some childish Halloween shapes onto my red cardstock.
Finally, I finished this Halloween scrapbook idea with a cute title cut straight from my new Halloween cardstock that read, "Hey Boo".
Beginning with a white 12-inch x 12-inch cardstock base, I cut a few 12-inch strips of patterned cardstock in different widths and adhered them to the left edge of the layout vertically.
The photo was next, followed by a flag shaped scrap of Halloween pattern. Finally, I cut my DIY printable out from the white cardstock and adhered it on top of the photo and flag.
Although you can barely see it in the photograph, I also used a silver paint pen to add some dots around the photographs in the white space.
Starting with a purple 12-inch x 12-inch cardstock base, I adhered a patterned piece of cardstock measuring 6-inch x 12-inch onto the bottom half of the layout.
From here, my photo was placed on the top non-patterned section and left untouched so that the photo could be the main focus.
All of the other elements were placed on the bottom section of the layout. This also ensures that my layout does not look too cluttered.
Two strips of 12-inch washi tape were placed horizontally. One at the half way point where the pattern and solid cardstock clash, and another half way up the bottom section at around the 3-inch mark.
The title, "Happy Halloween!" and the four images contained in squares were cut out from a page in my new Halloween themed cardstack.
Next, I adhered some thin strips of Halloween printed cardstock horizontally towards the bottom of the photograph and finished it off with the DIY printable and a cute witch and cat graphic found in my Halloween themed cardstock.
They were adhered to the base in a uniform manner, leaving a gap around the edges and between the triangles. Using a silver paint pen, I then added some dots in the gaps between the triangles.
Next, I stuck down my photo and an orange striped strip of cardstock that sits underneath the photograph. To finish it off, I printed out my DIY Halloween printable onto white cardstock, cut it out, and adhered it to the top left of my photograph.
Create beautiful layouts in minutes by using strips of patterned paper and a diy printable title
Beginning with a dark blue 12-inch x 12-inch cardstock base, I began by adhering my DIY printable to the top left of the layout. The reason I stuck this element down first, is that the strips of paper in the next step are placed around the title.
Next, I cut random straight strips from my patterned paper and stuck them down onto my cardstock base, making sure to cut some shorter to give my title some space of its own. To finish it off, the photograph was placed overt the strips in the bottom right hand section of the layout.
Spoiler alert, I only used a few pieces and still have heaps left for next time!
Happy scrapping!
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