Materials Used: Paper Garden Watermelon Plaid paper, Beary Patch Grapebeary Dot paper, green cardstock, white cardstock, pastel eyelash ribbon and Doodlebug Birthday Girl stickers.
 
To recreate this scrapbooking idea, follow these steps:

1. Use the Paper Garden Watermelon Plaid paper as your background for both pages

2. Place your border sticker down the left side of your left-hand page

3. Mat a horizontal 4×6 photo with white cardstock. This should be your primary photo. Mat again with Grapebeary Dot paper. Leave a little extra room under the photo as this is where your title will eventually go. Glue to your left page so that it is centred horizontally and is positioned towards the top edge of your page

3. Mat a second horizontal with green cardstock. Glue it towards the bottom right corner of your left page, making sure you leave plenty of room to add a birthday cake sticker later.

4. Cut another piece of Grapebeary Dot paper and glue towards the top right corner of your page, as shown in the layout above.

This will add structure to your layout and draw the different elements together. It also creates a nice balance with the purple dot mat on the left page.

5. Mat your remaining photos (one vertical, one horizontal) with green cardstock and position on your right page as shown above.

6. Cut out a journaling box from white cardstock. Add your journaling and glue on your right page below your vertical photo.
 
7. Before you begin decorating your layout with birthday girl stickers, construct two tags. For each tag, cut a tag shape out of green cardstock. Cut a smaller version from purple dot paper and tear it into two pieces. Glue the two pieces to your green tag so that there is a thin strip between them. Place your birthday sticker on top. Finally, punch a hole in the top of the tag and thread your eyelash fibre through.

8. Place your ice-cream sticker tag on the left page and your cupcake sticker tag on the right page, as shown above.

9. Decorate the rest of your layout with your remaining birthday girl stickers. For a fun effect, layer your gift stickers on top of each other in the bottom right corner to create a pile of presents.

When you are done you will have a bright cheerful layout to reflect the joy of a birthday celebration. The circular birthday stickers carefully arranged on your page also help create the party atmosphere.

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Don’t forget to check out how I embellished the balloons too!

This layout was created using Provo Craft Blue Circles paper, Doodlebug Baby Boy Stripe paper, white cardstock, Beary Patch Grapebeary Dots paper, black cardstock, purple ink, purple alphabet stickers, blue thread and Stickopotamus Birthday Boy Balloons stickers.

To recreate this scrapbook page idea, follow these steps:

1. Use the Provo Craft Blue Circles paper as your background.

2. Cut out several ring shapes from Beary Patch Grapebeary Dots paper. It doesn’t really matter what size they are or even how many you have. You can also use solid circles or a combination of the two. You are just trying to create an interesting background. Use the layout above as an example.

3. Ink the edges of each ring or circle from the previous step with purple ink. When dry, glue randomly around your layout, keeping in mind the bottom third of your page will be covered later by photos.

4. Glue four 3×4 vertical photos in a row along the bottom of your scrapbooking layout.

5. Cut a strip of Doodlebug Baby Boy Stripe paper approximately 1cm tall. Glue horizontally across the top of your line of photos.

6. Mat a horizontally 4×6 photo with white cardstock. Mat again with Doodlebug Baby Boy Stripe and again with white cardstock. Glue in the centre of the space remaining above your line of photos.

7. Select the purple alphabet stickers you wish to use for your title and mat each one with black cardstock. Arrange towards the left side of your page, directly above your line of four photos, as shown above and glue in place.

8. Select five balloon stickers from Stickopotamus Birthday Boy Balloons stickers. Place each one on white cardstock and cut out. This enhances the brilliance of the blue, plus gives them dimension so they stand out from your page.

9. Tie a piece of blue thread to each balloon. Make sure each piece of thread is about 12cm in length. You can trim it down later.

10. Stick two balloons towards the top left corner of your photo, as shown above. Stretch the thread down to underneath your photo and secure in place with a blue star sticker. Trim your thread to the desired length.

11. Stick three balloons to the right of your photo, as shown above. Again, stretch the thread down to the desired location and secure in place with a blue star sticker. Trim your thread to the desired length.

12. Finally, place your remaining blue star stickers randomly around your page.

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