I decided to go for a completely alternative color scheme as opposed to the natural greens and blues I'd typically work with for nature photos. These dark floral background papers add a stark contrast to the lighter layers of the layout. The light blue polka dot paper across the two pages help give it a cohesive look that draws your eye naturally across the page. I mimick this same line of sight for the title, splitting it over the two pages! Below is the process video that shares all of the details as I created the pages.

The bottom left cluster might be my ultimate favorite. An adorable quote from One Canoe Two's paper pad, paired with a watering can and other stickers, the cutest! Navy and pink was a huge trend a few years ago in both fashion and crafting, but here I am bringing it back! What's your favorite color combo at the moment?


I did sneak in some stamping on these pages, but I almost forgot! I am a little sad that these are black inked images rather than navy, but I am taking some navy ink pad recommendations!


Looking at the two pages separately, I believe they could easily be their own individual pages. If you're struggling with double page layouts, I recommend trying to treat them as individual layouts, just using the same products.


The pink washi tape strips add a bold punch of pink power to the page and really ties in the color from the background pattern. The cluster is small but wordy so it looks quite impactful.


I enjoyed adding in small details, like sticker strips and these clear gold foiled leaf stickers at the end. I think ti added the interest that this layout needed. I hope you really enjoyed this process video and double page layout! I hope to be making some more double pagers soon as well! Thanks for stopping by!

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