Sam had just taken some stunning autumn sunrise photos when November’s kit arrived, and she knew it would be perfect for capturing those moments. With its rich emphasis on shades of orange, this month’s kit is ideal for scrapping all things autumn—sunrises, sunsets, pumpkins, and leaves. To start, she chose a small floral print paper as the base, layering vertical strips of coordinating patterned papers in orange word print, large floral, and red plaid. Then, she added a 6 1/2” x 9” piece of orange leaf print as a focal point. After placing her photos, she included two journaling tags for personal notes and finished off the layout with stickers from the included sticker sheet, adding the perfect final touches.

Seeing the pops of blue in this kit, Sam thought it would be perfect for scrapping a night photo. With a cozy fire in the shot, the orange and red papers also tied in beautifully. She started with a solid blue leaf print as the base for the layout. Then, she angled an 11” x 11” cut of the large leaf print paper over the base for added dimension. To this, she layered a 5 1/2” x 9” piece of orange plaid paper, setting the stage for her photo and journaling tags. Finally, Sam added stickers from the included sticker sheet, creating a balanced and visually striking layout.

Sam is using November’s kit for plenty of fall nature photos, making the most of the season’s colors. For this layout, she started with the tiny leaf print paper as her base—possibly her favorite paper in the entire kit. She then layered a 6” x 12” strip of orange plaid paper across the center. To frame it, she added 12” x 1/2” strips of orange leaf print paper along the edges. After placing her photos, she popped up the center one with foam adhesive for added dimension. A “Hello Fall” journaling tag was next, and she finished off the layout with stickers from the included sticker sheet, creating a warm and welcoming fall spread.

Marci had arranged the main elements of her layout and began adding the finishing touches. In the upper right corner, she stamped a partial frame and placed a tag inside, tied off with a twine bow, and popped up the “hello” for a bit of dimension. She chose one of the cut-apart designs and layered mats behind it to bring it up to about 4x6 to match the size of her photos. Finally, she adhered a small bird at the bottom of that area, adding a sweet, nature-inspired detail to complete the look.