Pre-making my Christmas layouts gives me the opportunity to immerse myself in this year’s festivities without having to have all my photos ready and waiting to be scrapped. And, in the new year, I can just print out my pictures and stick them straight onto my pre-made pages. I can have my Christmas memories scrapped before the back to school season even starts!

Of course, I have a million things going all at once at this time of year (tomorrow I’m testing a new recipe that I want to make for Christmas) so quick layouts are essential. Subsequently, for today’s page, I once again turned to my collection of 500 Scrapbooking Sketches. It’s the best way I’ve found for creating pages quickly and easily while still being able to infuse my creations with my own personal style.

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I created this layout in under an hour using Sketch #50 from my collection of 500 Scrapbooking Sketches.

Materials Used: Green Bazzill cardstock, Sweetwater scrapbooking papers, cream cardstock, Bo Bunny Christmas stickers, green alphabet stickers and brown ink.

I made this page to showcase one special 4×6 photo. I followed the sketch exactly. It was a super-easy page to make, but I love how it turned out, especially with the stripes. Stripes are extremely versatile. As you can see, in this page, I used horizontal stripes at the side of my page. I then used the same striped paper to create my vertical stripe accent next to my photo. So simple!

My title was very simple too. I used two stickers by Bo Bunny – one that reads ‘Magic’ and another that reads ‘Christmas’. I then joined them with two little alphabet stickers that read ‘of’ to give me my title, ‘Magic Of Christmas’. You could easily create something similar with any phrase or word stickers you have lying around…or create you own title with alphabet stickers, rub-ons, cut-outs or stamps.

And, of course, since it’s a sketch, you just need to change the colours, patterns and words to create an entirely new page. In fact, I’m thinking of creating another layout just like it, but upside down.

Try playing around with the design and see what you can create. The possibilities are endless. And, this is only from one sketch! There are another 499 sketches in my collection!

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It is a very busy time of year though. There’s always something happening and it isn’t always easy to squeeze in some craft time. As a result, I look for quick Christmas scrapbooking ideas that I can whip up in less than an hour. For this, I always turn to my collection of 500 Scrapbooking Sketches. They always help me get started (I don’t have time to procrastinate!) and, because they give me a plan to follow, I don’t have to waste time agonising over what to do.

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I created this layout in under an hour using Sketch #318 from my collection of 500 Scrapbooking Sketches.

Materials Used: Cream cardstock, Magenta scrapbooking papers, Patchwork scrapbooking papers, Provo Craft Christmas sticker and Paper Pizzazz Tag Alphabet.

This is one of the pages I have pre-made for this year’s photos. I have made it to feature two 4×6 photos. The original sketch also had space in the bottom right corner for a smaller photo, but I decided to replace it with a sweet Christmas poinsettia sticker from Provo Craft. I thought it made a nice embellishment that complemented my colour scheme.

The sketch was very easy to follow. There aren’t many elements but they combine beautifully for a well-balanced page. And the best thing is, I can re-use the design as much as I like. If I change the colour scheme and the patterns, I will have a completely fresh design.

I also found that I saved a lot of time with this page by using two papers from the same paper collection. Scrapbooking manufacturers often release a collection of three, four or even more papers that all co-ordinate and can be mixed and matched with each other. By using papers designed to go together, you don’t have to take additional time going through your own stash trying to figure out which papers work with which – it’s already been done for you. It makes things so much easier and quicker!

I hope you like this design and will adapt it to your own Christmas scrapbooking projects. I’d love to see what you come up with!

And of course, this design is based on only one sketch. There are another 499 sketches in my collection!

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Whatever it is, I just really enjoy scrapbooking Christmas photos, even in the middle of July. There are always so many fantastic products to play with and you can’t help but feel happy as you look back on your precious holiday moments.

In the layout below I have combined ribbon and Christmas ornament stickers to embellish my page and re-create the Christmas atmosphere. It’s a very easy technique and can be adapted to any size layout.

Materials Used: Bo Bunny Christmas Red Tidings paper, white cardstock, thin red and white gingham ribbon, black alphabet stickers, white alphabet stickers, Heartwarming Christmas Joy stickers and Reminisce Glitter Christmas Ornaments stickers.

To recreate this scrapbook page idea, follow these steps:
 
1. Cut your Bo Bunny Bo Bunny Christmas Red Tidings paper to 8 1/2″ by 11″. Use this for your background.

2. Select three vertical photos and mat with white cardstock.

3. Arrange your photos in the middle of your page, as shown above and glue into place. Make sure you leave about 4cm space at the top of your page.

4. Select four Christmas ornaments stickers you would like to use on your scrapbooking layout. Work out their placement based on the layout above, but do not stick them down yet.

5. Cut four pieces of ribbon, one for each ornament sticker. To work out the length of each piece, measure the distance from the top of the ornament to the top of the page and add about 3cm.

6. Take the ornament from the bottom right corner and the longest piece of ribbon. Thread the ribbon through the hole in the top of the ornament sticker so that about 1cm of ribbon is stuck to the back of the sticker. Stick the sticker on your layout and glue your ribbon in a straight line up to the top of the page. Fold any excess ribbon over the top edge of the page.

7. Repeat Step 6 for the other three Christmas ornament stickers.

8. Finally, use a combination of black alphabet stickers, white alphabet stickers and Heartwarming Christmas Joy stickers to add your journaling in the bottom right corner of your page, as shown in the layout above.

This simple yet effective Christmas scrapbooking idea is perfect for showcasing any of your Christmas holiday photos.

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It’s a fabulous way to dress up your Christmas layouts, but the design can also be easily adapted to suit any theme.

Materials Used: Dark green Bazzill cardstock, Patchwork Cranapple Red Stripe paper, Hot off the Press Green Marble paper, White Magic Mesh, dark green cardstock, silver cardstock, white ink pad, red fibre, green brads and Sandylion Shiny Santa stickers.

To recreate this scrapbooking idea, follow these steps:

1. Use the dark green Bazzill cardstock as your background. Ink the edges with white ink for added interest. When you are done, set it aside to dry while you work on the rest of your page.

2. Using a template or a punch, cut four equal sized tags from your Patchwork Cranapple Red Stripe paper. Do the same with your Hot off the Press Green Marble paper. Pair up each red tag to a green tag.

3. Cut out (or punch out) four circles from dark green cardstock and mat each one with silver cardstock for some Christmas shine.

4. Centre a Sandylion Shiny Santa sticker in the middle of each circle from the previous step.

5. Cut four squares approximately 3cm by 3cm of white Magic Mesh.

You now have all the elements you need to create your border.

6. Play around with the positioning of your tags and Magic Mesh along your border, keeping in mind the layout above. When you have decided on your placement, adhere your pieces of Magic Mesh first. Everything else will be layered on top.

7. Before adhering your tags in place, first attach a fibre to each set. Remember that each red tag should be positioned on top of a green tag. Attach your tags to your background using green brads.

8. Add your Santa Claus circles as a finishing touch.
 
You have now created a wonderful border down the side of your page just from a handful of sweet stickers and scraps of paper. Add your photos and any other embellishments you wish to finish the rest of your page.

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Materials Used: Textured green cardstock, American Traditional Christmas Trees paper, Green Polka Dot paper, red cardstock, dark green textured cardstock, alphabet stickers from Sandylion and Creative Imaginations and Sandylion Christmas Icons Borders stickers.

To recreate this scrapbooking idea using Christmas scrapbooking stickers, follow these steps:

1. Use a textured green cardstock as your background.

2. Cut a piece of American Traditional Christmas Trees paper approximately 23.5cm wide. Glue down your page approximately 2cm from the right edge.

3. Place your Christmas border sticker with the wavy edge down the right side of your Christmas tree paper from Step #2, as shown in the Christmas scrapbooking idea above.

4. Place your other Christmas border sticker down the left side of your Christmas tree paper from Step #2, as shown in the Christmas scrapbooking idea above.

5. Cut a piece of Green Polka Dot paper measuring approximately 11.5 by 5.8cm. Glue up against the left edge of your page approximately 5.3cm from the top edge.

6. Cut a second piece of Green Polka Dot paper, this time measuring approximately 9.7cm by 8.3cm. Glue towards the bottom of your page approximately 0.7cm from the bottom edge and 9.5cm from the left edge.

7. Cut a third piece of Green Polka Dot paper, this time measuring approximately 5cm by 5cm. Glue towards the top right corner of your page approximately 1cm from the top edge and 2.2cm from the right edge.

8. Mat a vertical 4×6 photo with dark green textured cardstock and again with red cardstock. Glue towards the top right corner of your page. It should look like the Green Polka Dot paper is peeping out from underneath the top right corner of your photo, as shown in the layout above.

9. Mat two horizontal 4×6 photos with dark green textured cardstock. Mat them again with a single mat of red cardstock. Glue towards the bottom left corner of your page, as shown above. Again, it should appear as though the Green Polka Dot paper is peeping out from underneath your photos.

10. Using alphabet stickers, stamps or rub-ons, write your title in the bottom right corner of your page.

11. Finally, scatter your remaining Christmas stickers around your page to top it off.

No matter how you celebrate Christmas, it’s always a special time of year. Make sure you capture those precious moments with your camera to include in your scrapbooks. Then scatter in some Christmas scrapbooking stickers and you’ll have an album the whole family will treasure for years to come.

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I usually take hundreds of photos at Christmas time so I need shortcuts that allow me to create beautiful pages fast. I know I can’t scrap all of my photos, but I sure do try!

For that reason, I turn to Christmas stickers and scrapbooking sketches.

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This layout was created using Sandylion Christmas Pooh & Friends stickers and sketch #182 from my collection of 500 Scrapbooking Sketches.

Materials Used: Bo Bunny Christmas Green Tidings paper (for the background), Bo Bunny Christmas Brights Ornaments paper, Bo Bunny Christmas Brights Stripes paper, Bo Bunny Christmas Brights Mini Dots paper, Bo Bunny Christmas Red Tidings paper, white cardstock, green Bazzill cardstock, Christmas ribbon, a green ink pad, foam tape, Creative Imaginations Christmas Alphabet stickers, American Traditional Glitter Christmas Alphabet stickers and Sandylion Christmas Pooh & Friends stickers.

To create this layout, I used my sketch as my guideline, selected my supplies and then added some of my own extra special touches. They include:

1. I chose the darkest paper as my background. While it’s not always necessary, in this case I felt a dark background served me better as it ties the different elements of my page together and anchors them.

2. I used a strip of ribbon across the join between by background paper and the strip of Ornaments paper along the bottom. This enabled me to hide the ungly join and add a bit of texture to my Christmas layout.

3. I lightly inked the edges of some of my patterned papers with green ink to make the edges a little less stark and enable to different elements to blend together a little. This is one of those Christmas scrapbooking ideas that can be incorporated into practically any scrapbooking layout (and you might have noticed…I do this a lot!).

4. I layered my patterned papers in the top left corner of my page to make my photo the key focal point of my page.

5. I combined different Christmas alphabet stickers to create a truly unique title. This is another Christmas scrapbooking idea that can really be applied to any layout. By mixing and matching different colours and fonts you give your layouts a sense of sophistication and style that is uniquely yours.

6. I also matted some of my alphabet stickers to help them stand out from the background.

7. I matted most of my Winnie the Pooh Christmas stickers with white cardstock and again with green Bazzill cardstock. This helped them stand out from the background and become feature elements of the page.

8. I also adhered most of the Winnie the Pooh stickers with foam tape to add dimension to my Christmas layout.

No matter what Christmas stickers you are using, matting them and applying them with foam tape is a fabulous way to help them stand out as key elements of your page. It’s especially effective when the stickers are small as they will not overwhelm your photos.

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Something else that saves me a lot of time is Christmas stickers. They come in so many different styles from super cute to ultra chic so you can whip up a page in any style you want with ease.

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This gorgeous layout was created using some fun Christmas papers and cute Precious Moments Christmas stickers from Sandylion. It’s a very quick page to put together but has some unique touches to make it extra special.

Materials Used: Light green Bazzill cardstock (for the background), Imagination Project First Frost paper, Imagination Project Aluminium Trees paper, pink cardstock, blue Bazzill cardstock, pastel fibre, a purple pen, a purple ink pad, Doodlebug Alphabet stickers and Sandylion Precious Moments Christmas stickers.

Some of those extra special touches include:

1. I like to give distinction to the edges of my patterned papers. It gives my pages a sense of dimension. In this layout I have lightly inked the edges of both patterned papers with purple ink and then draw a dotted border with a purple pen.

2. I cut a decorative edge from blue Bazzill cardstock to add a sense of fun to my layout. Decorative edges can easily be created using a template, punches or decorative edge scissors.

3. I place a piece of fibre across my main photo to draw attention to is and add some texture to my page. I also accented it with a Candy Cane Christmas sticker.

4. Alphabet stickers were used to create an effective title quickly.

5. I cut my Santa Christmas sticker so that I could place the top half peering over the top of the photo. I then cut out the boots so they could stick out the bottom. It’s a really cute way to use Christmas stickers for that extra special touch on your layouts.

Christmas stickers are a great way to dress up your Christmas pages, especially if you have a lot of Christmas projects to complete. And, of course, they are also great for making Christmas cards, gift tags and gifts.

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This layout was created using Paper Adventures Evergreen Dream paper, Flair Holiday Words paper, Bo Bunny Holiday Heirloom Floral paper, white cardstock, green ink, red alphabet stickers, one red brad, one silver brad, one Christmas tree brad and Bo Bunny Truly Believe In Christmas stickers.

To recreate this scrapbook page idea, follow these steps:

1. Use the Paper Adventures Evergreen Dream paper as your background. Ink the edges with green ink and set aside to dry.

2. Cut a piece of Flair Holiday Words paper measuring 16cm by 28.5cm. Ink the edges with green ink and when dry, glue vertically to your layout approximately 1cm from the top edge and 1cm from the right edge.

3. Stick your Bo Bunny border sticker from Bo Bunny Truly Believe In Christmas stickers down the right side of your page, about 2cm from the right edge.

4. Cut a piece of Bo Bunny Holiday Heirloom Floral paper measuring 21.5cm by 15cm. Glue horizontally to your layout approximately 1cm from the left edge and 2cm from the bottom edge.

5. Crop a vertical 4×6 photo down to approximately 8.8cm by 12cm. Mat with white cardstock and glue towards the top right corner of your page approximately 5.2cm from the right edge and 2.4cm from the top edge.

6. Crop a second photo so you have a vertical photo measuring approximately 5.5cm by 9.8cm. Mat with white cardstock. Glue to your page so that the left edge is inline with the left edge of the previous photo. See layout above for exact layout.

7. Crop a horizontally 4×6 photo down to approximately 13cm by 9.8cm. Mat with white cardstock and glue towards the bottom left corner of your page approximately 2.2cm from the left edge and 2.9cm from the bottom edge.

8. Mat your ‘Truly Believe’ sticker from your Bo Bunny stickers with white cardstock. Glue above your horizontal photo, as shown in the layout above.

9. Give your Bo Bunny stickers an extra touch of dimension by placing a silver brad over the dot in the ‘i’ of your ‘Truly Believe’ sticker.

10. Take your two flourish stickers. Place one towards the bottom left corner of your page and the other towards the top right corner, as shown in the scrapbooking page above. They should both overlap your photos.

11. Place your oval shaped Bo Bunny sticker in the top right corner of your page so that it overlaps your swirl sticker, your photo and your border sticker. Use red alphabet stickers to write the date or a small caption on top of this sticker.

12. Place a small Christmas tree brad towards the bottom right of your oval sticker from the previous step, again for added dimension.

13. Cut out a piece of Bo Bunny Holiday Heirloom Floral paper the same size and shape of the small Christmas tag sticker. Place both your cut out tag and your tag sticker in the bottom right corner of your page, as shown above, and stick in place.

14. Finally, place a red brad towards the top of your tag Bo Bunny sticker from the previous step.

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This layout was created using two shades of green cardstock, Patchwork Cranberry Patchwork paper, Patchwork Cranberry paper, white cardstock, white buttons, foam tape and Pebbles Inc Family Ties stickers.

To recreate this scrapbook page idea, follow these steps:

1. Use the darker shade of green cardstock as your background.

2. Tear all the way around the edges of your Patchwork Cranberry Patchwork paper so you end up with torn white edges. Adhere to the centre of your background.

3. Cut two photo mats from your lighter shade of green cardstock. The size should be slightly bigger than the size of your photos. Do NOT glue your photo to them yet. Instead, mat two sticker strips with white cardstock and then adhere across the bottom of each photo mat, as shown in the layout above. You will need to trim them to size. Now you can glue your photos in the centre of each photo mat and glue them to your background, as shown above.

4. Adhere the large tag sticker towards the top right corner of your page so that it is up against the right edge. Allow it to slightly overlap your photo.

5. Cut your title out from Patchwork Cranberry paper and adhere to the centre of your large tag. Complete your tag by placing a small white button at the top, as shown above.

6. Cut out a second tag from your light green cardstock. It should measure approximately 12cm by 7cm. Glue towards the bottom left corner of your page so that it is up against the left edge.

7. Mat the large red square sticker with white cardstock and adhere to the left side of your tag. Mat the green leaf square sticker with white cardstock and adhere towards the right end of your tag so that it still leaves some green space on your tag and overlaps the first sticker (see above for exact placement). Finish off your tag by placing a white button at the top, as shown above.

8. Mat the remaining square stickers with white cardstock. Position around your page, as shown on the layout above. Adhere the two square stickers with regular adhesive. But, use foam tape for the three stickers featuring leaves. This will add dimension to your page.

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