Scrapbook Design Idea | Layered Strips Wreath
- Allison
- Feb 22, 2024
- 1 min read
When I created this layout I really wanted to create a detailed wreath design with a circle photo in the center. The earlier years of scrapbooking have kind of scarred some of us from cutting photos into shapes, but we’ve also learned that when done correctly it can be a fun and unique way to display our photos.
For this layout I started with a circle photo and a few circle mats in the center of the layout. Then I started with the largest banner pieces and tucked them slightly under the circles forming the first layer of the wreath.
The orange dotted paper happen to have an ombré effect on it so I cut and arranged those pieces to show that, going from light to dark.
Next I added in the smaller size and then after that the smallest banner strips, filling out the design.
To finish I added lot of butterflies that were fussy cut from a patterned paper. What I love most about this layout is how it has a ton of detail yet it came together really quick!
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