June Page of the Month

May Page of the Month - Polka Dots & Stripes

I realize the title says May Page of the Month and it's almost the end of July.  But here it is better late than never! (smile)



April Page of the Month

Here is April's page of the month scrapbook design.  I needed a little color this month and have been on a flower kick with all my paper crafting.  Hopefully this is just enough to spring to get you through this gray weather we've been having.  Have fun picking out the pictures you'd like to highlight with the simple yet fun design. 

Page of the Month "Lucky You" & Stampin' Celebration Challenge #43

Every month I do a simply layout out for my scrapbook club.  I knew I wanted March's pages to be green but I didn't want them to be overly St. Patty's Day feeling - I loved the combination of green and brown on the Stampin' Celebration challenge and used it for my color inspiration.  Using the Woodland Walk DSP, card stock in Wild Wasabi, Garden Green, Chocolate Chip and Crumb Cake along with my Big Shot I was able to create a super simple page.  I added the four leaf clover stamp from the Sale-A-Bration set "So Happy for You" along with a little Color Spritz effect to add a little depth.  I used a Gold Glitter Brad as the center of the flower - my own pot-o-gold inspiration.  I love the subtle nod to St. Patty's Day without being over the top. 

Page of the Month & Stamping Royalty Challenge #58

I have a page of the month club and here is this month's Valentine's Day layout.  I love this paper!  It was so fun and easy to create a design with.  My scrapbooking philosophy is keep it simple and let the page highlight you photos.  I thought this was also a perfect fit for Stamping Royalty's Hearts, hearts, and hearts challenge. 

January Page of the Month

Instructions coming...

December Page of the Month

November Page of the Month

October Page of the Month

Page of the Month

The white 4x6 are place holders for photos.  I think it would be cute with 3x2 school sized photos on these pages.  Click on the photos below to see larger more detailed versions.  If you have a questions let me know either in the comment section or via email.