Our first layout uses the Baby Girl Paper Collection with coordinating embellishments from me & my BIG Ideas. You can find a number of Baby Girl pieces to use in your layouts including:
• Baby Girl Patterned Paper
• Baby Girl Photo Sleeve
• Baby Girl Photo Real Stickers
• Baby Girl Sayings Stickers
The Baby Girl layout mixes the soft colors of pink papers with purple flowers and ribbon to create a sweet and timeless scrapbook page.
This layout uses parts of the Baby Boy Paper Collection also from me & my BIG Ideas. The Baby Boy Collection used here includes:
• Baby Boy Patterned Paper
• Baby Boy Sayings Stickers
Black cardstock forms a mat with blue dot paper, which matches the colors in the photo and gives the layout a boyish feel. Rub-ons and ribbon complete the adorable design.
The joy of motherhood is not only experiencing your child’s arrival but actually becoming a mother. This layout sums up this unique feeling with a simple title, “A New Name: mom, mother, mama”. Patterned paper, adhesive vellum, and adhesive mulberry, all from Generations, blend together to show the love and emotion shared between mother and child. The journaling is printed on vellum and describes the amazing experience of becoming a mother.
As children grow, they change from a tiny bundle of joy into a package of laughs and love. This layout from Generations, shows “A Year in the Life” of a little boy. Circles cut from the Generations’ Baby Paper Pack frame the photos, and Generations’ Adhesive Cotton forms the journaling pockets. In each pocket a handwritten note summarizes a stage in the child’s life which coordinates with each photo. This is a great way to remember your child’s milestones.
As your babies grow, their personalities expand as well. This layout is created using patterned papers from Generations’ Baby Paper Pack, exemplifying how to use your baby paper even after your children are no longer babies. Generations offers Smiley Girl and Boy Stickers that coordinate with the Paper Packs used here to give the layout even more personality. 3-Dimensional embellishments add depth and interest.
If you are looking for other ways to use your baby paper try creating paper projects such as this candle holder. By simply cutting and wrapping a glass jar or candle with patterned paper, you can create a quick baby gift for that upcoming baby shower. Here, Baby Girl Patterned Paper and coordinating Baby Girl Vellum from The Paper Patch are cut to fit a candle. Colored mesh and white ribbon tie the holder together. The three tags are made by simply placing stickers inside metal rimmed tags.
The Paper Patch Baby Paper Collections include six patterned papers in baby boy and baby girl colors with three printed cardstocks and three vellums to match. The coordinating Punch-out Alphabet Letters, Acrylic Stickers, and a Teddy Bear Tag used in this sweet layout are all part of their Baby Boy Paper Collection.
Baby Paper Collections offer an easy way to create keepsakes for your family to enjoy even after everyone is all grown up. The moments you capture now will forever be remembered in the hearts of those you love.
To find the products mentioned in this article and shown in these layouts, check with your local scrapbook retailer. Browse our Premier Retail Stores for coupons to a store near you.
