Confession time. I am terrified of 2 pagers. Years ago, when I started scrapbooking, I made them all the time, but since those beginning days I became so much more comfortable with single 12 x 12 pages. But, I had a bunch of birthday pictures that I wanted to use up and thought it was time to try one.
Simple Stories SN@P! actually made it quite easy. SN@P provides a rainbow of colors in the cutest patterns. Start with a mmixed font and color title, pop up some stickers on 3D adhesive...
use a combination of mini alphas, punched pattern paper and label to mark each photo and journal.
Add in a few extra word and tape stickers and strips of patterned paper on each edge to tie it all together.
And there you have it! Thank YOU Simple Stories for helping me get over my 2 pager fear!
Supplies Used:
SN@P Stickers Icons #4018
SN@P Stickers Labels #4019
SN@P Stickers Typeset #4021
SN@P Stickers Letters #4020
SN@P LIfe Calendar Cardstock Stickers #2803
Teal Dot/Stripe #2826
Teal Chevron/Mini Dot #2827
Red Dot/Stripe #2828
Red Chevron/Mini Dot #2829
Yellow Dot/Stripe #2830
Yellow Chevron/Mini Dot #2831
Green Dot/Stripe #2832
Green Chevron/Mini Dot #2833
Orange Dot/Stripe #2834
Orange Chevron/Mini Dot #2835
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I used to do 2 pagers all the time, at the very beginning, now , not so much! But I should get back to it!
Great layout!
Posted by: Laura G. | March 15, 2013 at 05:13 AM
Beautiful!! LOVING the photos and all the balloons!!
Posted by: Julie Tucker-Wolek | March 15, 2013 at 05:38 AM
I love it! This is a fabulous 2-pager! Very fun!
Posted by: Tracey | March 15, 2013 at 05:58 AM
I love a good 2 pager...this is awesome Rebecca!
Posted by: Guiseppa Gubler | March 15, 2013 at 07:03 AM
Fabulous 2 page layout. Love how Rebecca made the photos the main focus of the layout. Perfect...
Posted by: Kelli Smith | March 15, 2013 at 12:53 PM
How FUN!!! great 2 pager with all of those balloons tying it together!
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