The first is a layout from when we visited the world famous Maroon Bells a year ago! It was our 21st anniversary weekend and we stopped to hike and enjoy the most photographed spot in Colorado.
The sketch I used is from Scrapbook Generation. When I saw the trees, I knew it would be perfect. I absolutely love their sketch books, but you can also find some free sketches to download here:
I used the 3" x 3" photo blocks to showcase one panoramic photo. I love taking panoramic shots and I sometimes find them hard to scrapbook. So, I had to move the journaling strips, and that upper rh dead space was just begging for some embellishments!
And, no, I didn't hand cut all those trees. They were done in a snap on the Silhouette Cameo.
We stayed at the Maroon Bells long enough to do some hiking. So I had lots more photos of our day. I decided another two pay layout would be perfect. This one is a bit different for me. The rh side is a 12" x 12" diecut from the Silhouette Cameo. I'm loving these! They are so easy to make.
There is solid cardstock backing the title box, and the trees are backed with a green wood grain patterned paper. These brightly colored papers really complimented the photos! No matting necessary.
The rh side is simply 4" x 6" and 3" x 4" photos placed in a straight grid style. I didn't have a lot of room for embellishments, but added the compass and the mountains with pop dots. The subtitle, word strips, and the hiking boots are stickers.
Ever so slowly catching up.
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