Snow Day Scrapbooking Workshop Kit – Part 3

It’s time for part 3 of the Snow Day scrapbooking workshop kit. In today’s post I’m sharing the third layout I created using the Snow Day workshop kit. This is part of a 4-part series I’m working on. If you missed part 1 and 2, I’ve linked them below.

A First Look at the Snow Day Scrapbooking Workshop Kit

Snow Day Scrapbooking Workshop Kit – Part 2

You can find the process video for today’s layout below.

Today’s layout

I kept the layout design the same for today’s layout but my photo configuration is very different. I had four 3″ x 4″ photos and siz 2″ x 2″ photos. Just like in part 2, I added in a pop of the poppy parade card stock to make the photo panel stand out a bit more. That was more due to the nature of my photos. I think if I was documenting some more wintery photos I would have omitted that layer. It’s amazing how much it adds to the layout though. Simple changes can make a huge impact.

If you are looking to start scrapbooking, or for some dedicated time to scrapbook, look no further than the Autumn to Remember scrapbook class. This will be the first in a series of 12 classes that I will be offering featuring our new scrapbooking workshop kits.  These kits are the perfect way to document some of your favourite stories to pass down to future generations. We think we’ll never forget but it’s amazing how quickly we do. Our stories need to be told/recorded and these kits are a simple way to give them a place to live on.

This event will be held in person, to go and a tutorial only option will also be available. The tutorial will include photos, videos and full supply list for everything that I create using that months kit. Find out all the details here.

I’ll be back on Monday with part 4 of this series that will include what I do with the remaining pieces of the kit.

Until next time,

Shopping List

Click on any of the images to shop my Canadian online store or to find out more information about any of these products. In addition to the supplies listed below, I also used some red/white baker’s twine (retired).