This is the page that I made with our photos from last Christmas. All of these photos make me smile, every time I look at them! Christmas seems like a "magical" time for children and the photos that we take at Christmas capture that excitement. Just look at that photo of Lincoln in the photo at the top left side of the page . . . he was absolutely thrilled to get a Bumblebee transformer!
Even if you are not a scrapbooker, I encourage you to do something with at least your Christmas photos, so that your family members can look at them in years to come. Last Sunday, Pete took this photo of Caitlin, looking through a small album of Christmas pictures of when she was a little girl. I love that Evie is getting a glimpse into her mom's childhood! This is why I make scrapbook pages!
Making a scrapbook page of your Christmas photos doesn't have to be complicated or time-consuming. Simply print your best photos, mount them on a page, write a line or two of memories, & add a few embellishments. The easiest way is using patterned paper.
SIMPLE STAMPING TIP #5: Cut "un-necessary" parts out of photos. Arrange photos on page and fill in empty spaces with patterned paper.
Here are the paper collections that are in the current Stampin' Up catalogs:
Quilted Christmas
Merry Little Christmas
Merry Music
Christmas Around The World
Year of Cheer
Be Merry
Any of these papers would look great paired with YOUR photos! Let me know if you would like to order a pack, so that you can make your own Christmas scrapbook pages.
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