Marci started this travel layout by building a strong foundation, as seen in the first photo—laying the groundwork always helps spark her creative direction. From there, she began layering embellishments from the JUNE collection, along with some of the fun extras. For the title, she pulled letter stickers from her stash to spell out “BOSTON.” A journaling card from the kit holds her typed story, while the large photo is matted with crisp white cardstock and accented with a border sticker. To finish it off, Marci added dimensional word strips, playful stickers—including those adorable cameras—and twine bows on the tags for a charming final touch.

Marci loves a good creative challenge, so she used the JUNE Travel Kit in an unexpected way—to document her niece’s school play! She chose a bold background paper and arranged her photos before cutting the title on her Silhouette Cameo. To embellish, she added one of the kit’s adorable cameras, the word “go” sticker, and created a pocket using the play ticket to tuck in the program. A flower sticker and arrow help highlight her niece’s name, while die-cut banners and twine bows from her stash add the perfect finishing touch below the photos.

Melissa captured a silly, fun moment with this playful layout! She used the colorful starburst map paper as the base and cut a circle frame from the blue map design using Cricut’s “Autumn Frame,” trimming off the fall leaves. Tags peek out from around the circle, while cropped photos fit neatly inside. A journaling block layered on a tag shares the date, topped with a cute camera from the upgrades. She finished it off with stickers, epoxy dots, and a popped-up tag cluster in the bottom corner. Everything is from the kit and upgrades—except the epoxy dots!

Melissa used the playful stamp-print paper as the base for this layout. On the left, she stacked her photos in a neat row, separating them with paper strips—including woodgrain from a journaling box and snips from the paper branding strips. To break up the background, she added orange and white map paper on the right. Each photo is accented with a small layered cluster, and she used a circle punch to highlight a fun little sign that says “Please stay off the grass.” Everything came straight from the kit!