Hey there. I’m sharing a scrapbooking layout using the Seagull on Pier E300 cut file from Printable Cuttable Creatables (PCC) website.
Are you a scrapbooker? Do you create your own embellishments for your layouts? I love using my Cricut and cut files to do just that!
The Seagull on Pier cut file has a multitude of choices you can use on your projects. In fact, all the cut files I have purchased and used from PCC do. You definitely get your money’s worth when purchasing cut files from Printable Cuttable Creatables!
I decided to use the large layered seagull on a single post but I also wanted the flying single layer seagulls to sprinkle around my layout background.
When working with multiple layers on a cut file, the best tip I can give is to lay the pieces out prior to applying adhesive. This helps with placement and helps avoid putting adhesive on the wrong sides. Just so you know, I had to tear layers apart because I didn't take my own advice. Oops!
Here’s my double page layout. I used the large seagull as the main embellishment, single layer seagulls on the background and for the journaling block.
I had five total 4x6 photos for this two page spread. I searched for a good layout to incorporate all these 4x6's and found the sketch on THIS blog. I'm definitely bookmarking this one because I love lots of photos on my scrapbook pages!
I decided to pull out some stamps for the title and then came across some sentiment stamps that are made for memory keeping. With the stickers from The Dollar Tree and those stamps, I LOVE this layout. It's everything I love about scrapbooking!
I didn't film a process video but I do have one that talks about what I did. Check it out!
Products Used:
SVG Cut Files from Printable Cuttable Creatables
Stickers Dollar Tree
Patterned Papers from Simple Stories
Sentiment stamps from SU! and CTMH
Be sure to check out the PCC Blog for this project as well as other project inspiration. The Design Team has lots of projects for you! And when you purchase files, use 3SONS15 for 15% off your purchase!
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