Beach scrapbook layouts

Welcome to The Cherry On Top. We are back in full force with more templates, a new kit, new page love and some new free stuff. I hope today's blog finds you well and that if you are like us and STILL in quarantine 7 weeks later, that you are staying sane. I'm on the brink, but still ok! Hehehe... Both my boys are doing distance learning via the computer and I've not seen my hubby since this all started. He works in several different hospitals so we thought it best that I and the kids stay…

Hello everyone! I am enjoying a fun weekend with my parents in town! I also wanted to share my new blog before I post the new template. You can now read my personal blog here: http://mylittlecreativestudio.blogspot.com/ . I had resisted for sooo long (like three years) and I now I finally did it :) Ok, so it's time reveal the new template! I so excited to also share four pages by the contributors using the template. I love how different and unique each take on it is!! First of all let me…

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Over 20 beach scrapbook layouts you will love! These adorable beach vacation scrapbooking layout ideas will give you inspiration to create lovely layouts.

Are you looking for a few ideas on what to title your beach-themed scrapbook pages? Here is a list of ideas to help inspire your beach day pages.

Hello, scrappers! Thanks so much for blog hopping with us today! Several members of the Creative Life Scrapbooking team have some summer scrapbooking ideas to share with you. Just click on the l…

Here is my travel layout for August using a real mixture of products from the Travel Collection , Days Out Collection and paper Snips #031 and #034. I am using Vicki Boutin's Where to next Collection.As soon as I saw this paper in the Vicki Boutin Collection it was a favourite. I cut out the clouds and the plane from the main paper and then roughed the torn edges. I stuck the clouds back onto a piece of white card stock and then added the remaining paper over the top putting sticky fixers…