As I mentioned in the video, feel free to ask any specific questions about these pages. I wanted to try and make this a quick video while still giving you enough detail about each page. Several of the pages already have process videos or blog posts listed on here. I eventually plan on sharing more of the individual pages with you in blog post format. If that is something you are interested in please let me know. I hope you enjoyed this flip through. Hopefully there are more flip throughs to come. Thanks for stopping by!

I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season! The holiday layout inspiration doesn't stop just because the holidays have! I am still sharing pages from my December Daily like album for last year's memories. Today's layout is actually capturing the pets and their holiday cheer.


These page protectors as I have mentioned previously are from Studio Calico. The left page is one of features one of my favorite cats! Our cat, Honey, thought it would be so nice of her to claim this gift box as her own. She fit so perfectly inside of it, I mean, it is so precious. I matted the photo on some plaid paper for a small border.


My title is so much fun! I used a wood veneer from Michaels to start it off. I then used a tiny chipboard sticker that says "Christmas" to add a little bit more length to my title. Lastly, I used these letter stickers from Target to finish it off. There a couple of snowflake embellishments sprinkled around as well.




This scene mostly consists of chipboard pieces from Echo Park. As you've probably seen in some of my other videos, I am addicted to using chipboard stickers! I used a piece of DCWV patterned paper for a snowflake background and used a white doily to help give it a nice base. This is an easy way to create a filler card and to use up stickers. I hope you enjoyed this project. Thanks for stopping by!

This cluster came together surprisingly easily. I started off by pulling some Elle's Studio cut apart pieces including the "merry & bright" label and the star border. I knew I wanted something under the Echo Park chipboard piece and decided to get a little creative. I took an Elle's Studio pocket page card and cut this beautiful floral wreath and trimmed it out of the center of the card. I love how this layered element came out!


On the left hand page I have two filler cards. The top one on the left is actually the title card and it is again from Elle's Studio. I decided to dress this card up a tiny bit by adding a strip of washi tape along the bottom from Recollections. To add dimension I sprinkled on a couple of my enamel dots from Echo Park.


The last card is my journaling card. This card again is from Elle's Studio (surprise, surprise). I put a couple of enamel dots on top of the presents for a little extra pop. I hope you guys enjoyed this project! Thanks for stopping by!

The top card is from Elle's Studio and it is so gorgeous! I love the floral pattern and the non-traditional color scheme. This 4x6 card for jazzed up with some extra washi tape. I used one gray and one silver both from Michaels (I think). It adds an extra bit of neutral to all of the bright colors. Plus, it is a perfect spot for my title to go.


The sparkly foam glitter letter stickers are from Heidi Swapp. I have a hard time using glitter stickers sometimes, but I finally used more of them. The beautiful light pink puffy sticker pieces are from Pinkfresh Studio. They were the perfect shade of pink and it is such an interesting title compared to "Christmas Dinner". I've been trying to think outside of the box for my titles. I hope you enjoyed this simple page. Thanks for stopping by!

I created two clusters on this page. One is the top left of the photo and then there's one along the bottom edge of the photo. The top left is made out of an Elle's Studio cut apart and a wood veneer. A small cluster, but cute still!


The bottom cluster is a plethora of things, but the main items are a chipboard gift from Carta Bella, a label diecut from Elle's Studio, a brad from Echo Park, and a sticker from Tim Holtz. Trying to balance of these colors is the key to making them all work together. Since my photo had red in it, a green background will help the red pop more.


The second page has two filler cards. The one on the bottom left is made with a piece of paper again from the giant DCWV stack you've been seeing in my videos lately. I paired an adorable tag from Echo Park as the main component. He's so jolly! I looped some red and white twine from my stash through the punched hole. I also added a couple more embellishments.




I hope you enjoyed this process video! Are you all doing December Daily this year? I'm so glad I am not with how busy I have been! Let me know how yours is going in the comments. Thanks for stopping by!

I totally love the way that this 6x8 page turned out. I'm slowly realizing that most of my 6x8 layouts look very similar to one another in terms of layout. But since I'm still loving it, I'll keep doing it this way. I hope you guys enjoy the process video for this layout!


I find such pleasure in mixing and matching my collections in my stash. This particular layout features products from Echo Park, Elle's Studio, Pink Fresh Studio, and Kaiser Craft. I have all of the products that are still available linked at the bottom of this post in case you are interested!


I had this chipboard piece staring at me for a while and I am so beyond glad I found a spot for it! While our tree wasn't delivered, we did go and get a real one this year! I paired it with an embossed doily to give it more contrast against the Pink Fresh Studio background paper.


The left page of this spread is pretty simple. I used the back side of the Elle's Studio card I used in my last pocket page spread. A good way to stretch your stash if things line up correctly! I adored these little stockings. I used some Freckled Fawn washi tape underneath a Pretty Little Studio label with foam adhesive. I also scattered some enamel dots on this card for more dimension and texture.


If you have any questions about this project please let me know! I've recently begun talking to more and more of my subscribers on YouTube and I would love to hear from my blog readers (although there aren't too many of you, hehe)! So, if you have any suggestions or comments or questions please feel free to comment and I'll reply!


I surely hope you enjoyed this double page spread. Sometimes we worry too much about embellishing and making things perfect, but it's about the story and the photos. Thanks for stopping by!

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Pinkfresh Studio Double-Sided Paper Pack 12"X12" 16/Pkg-Oh Joy, 16 Designs

The photo of my pup is framed in a Freckled Fawn wood veneer piece. I got this in a mystery bag event that they had. Beneath the frame I included two washi strips. The light gray washi tape is from Target and the gold and white washi tape is from Scotch. To the right of that, I used a Pretty Little Studio phrase cut apart piece.


I decorated this side with a cork heart from Spiegel Mom Scraps and some Echo Park enamel dots. If I had been thinking of it at the time. This layout would have looked really cool with some gold thread looped behind the layers.

The second page of this two page spread is much simpler since it has a larger photo. I matted the photo on a piece of Pinkfresh Studio paper for a light gray border. I created a small cluster in the bottom of right now only to balance out the opposite side, but also to put emphasis on the cute cat in the photo! The cluster uses a copper paper clip bow, wood veneer snowflake, enamel dots, and a label. The label is created from the Wild Whisper Home For The Holidays stamp set. There are so many cute phrases and two different label styles. They're the perfect size for pocket pages!


This spread was so much fun to make! I hope you enjoyed my little sprinkle of "December Daily" as Christmas quickly approaches. Thanks for stopping by! Don't forget to watch Anna's videos for our collab series.

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Wild Whisper Designs - No Place Like Home Card Pack

Wild Whisper Designs No Place Like Home Stamp Set

Wild Whisper Designs Small Heart Confetti Cork Pieces

Classic Studio Calico-D-Ring Chevron Album

Similar: Pretty Little Studio Tinsel Town Cut Aparts - Mini Snowflakes

Similar: Teresa Collins Candy Cane Lane Cardstock File Folders & Cards-

My front cover is very simple. The album itself came with a chevron texture which I thought didn't truly go with the theme, but used it anyway. I decorated the outside cover with a lot of chipboard pieces from Echo Park. I used a EK Success glitter sticker for the title of the album. I added the date to the front of the album using Pink Fresh Studio gold foil stickers. A simple album cover for my first "December Daily" album. Then, I began working on my cover page!


The cover page is actually not a traditional pocket page, but a file folder from Teresa Collins. It's a really unique item that is not included in mainstream scrapbooking collections. I really love how these file folders let the colors and textures really shine. You can actually feel the wood veneer and see the strings move. I find it much more interactive than a traditional pocket page album with sleeves.


On the cover of the file folder I used a white doily from Wilton and layered some Elle's Studio bits on top. The tag is from their Oh Joy bits and pieces and the rectangular quote is from one of their cut apart sheets. I looped some silver embroidery floss through the tag for some more movement.


I snuck in a little stamp under the right side of the doily. This stamp is from the Wild Whisper Home for the Holidays collection. I used an accidental combo of Colorbox Seattle Sky and Colorbox Lipstick Red. I also decorated the cover with various texture pieces.


Mainly, I used some wood veneer snowflakes from Recollections as well as some wood veneer hearts from my stash. I also used a variety of Echo Park enamel dots for some shine.


I included one of the premed Teresa Collins tabs for a fun festive word strip. I hope you enjoyed this project, don't forget to watch Anna's video too! Thanks for stopping by!

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Similar: DoCrafts SMALL SNOWFLAKES Wooden Shapes Create Christmas Papermania 105947
from: Simon Says Stamp

Similar: Studio Calico Heart and Arrow Wood Veneer

Wild Whisper Designs Home For The Holidays Stamp Set

Similar: Teresa Collins File Folders - Candy Cane

Similar: Doodlebug LILY WHITE MINI DOILIES 75 Count 4605
from: Simon Says Stamp

Wilton, 24 Count Doilies - White

This four section 6x8 pocket page is from Simple Stories. Like I have mentioned before, these pockets are slightly bigger than the size they are supposed to be. The bottom left is the only filler card on this page. The green striped card is from Project Life's Man World Mini Collection. This filler card is also my title card.


I used October Afternoon block alphas to make my title "Feeding Time". I decorated it with a gold foiled chipboard heart from American Crafts. Beneath the title, I paired a Doodlebug doily with a chipboard bird piece from American Crafts. This simple title card helps pull the page together.


I tried to keep the colors neutral so that the photos pop. These photos are from the National Aviary in Pittsburgh where my boyfriend got to feed some of the birds. The photo to the right of the filler card got a little bit of decoration. I have had some of these overlap pieces from Project Life for so long and I'm glad I finally used one. This one is from the Heidi Swapp designed Project Life kit and features a gold foiled camera.



This simple layout is a go to for my pocket page layouts. I really enjoy the four 3x4 pocket page styles. I hope you enjoyed this pocket page design. If you have any questions please let me know, I would be happy to answer them! Thanks for stopping by!

 This is a similar layout to my last double page layout share. I tend to put the main title/filler card on the right side. The difference for this one from the last one is mostly the left side. I often like to try and spread my photos across multiple pockets. This time I did a fun technique of making the photos stretch all the way across. I like the way it turned out. Very simple, but the same background really helps the flow.


The top filler card uses Craft Smith patterned paper as a base. Then, I layered a piece of purple washi tape from Freckled Fawn. The "hello lovely" circle is from Kasier Craft's Finder's Keepers collection. I wanted to keep things light since the photos were very cool toned.


 This is one of my favorite title cards ever! The background paper is from Basic Grey. I love the dainty floral next to the dainty birds. The title is a little smooshed, but that's okay. The fonts that I used are from Fancy Pants, Studio 112, Webster's Pages, American Crafts, and Maggie Holmes in that order. The mixture of sizes and textured is so much fun.


The last filler card is using the same paper as the top one. I layered a simple Shimelle feather die cut on top of it. To finish is off I added some resin flowers and Fancy Pants puffy stickers. I hope you enjoyed this layout. Thanks for stopping by!

I chose two different style pocket page styles from Simple Stories. As I have said before, I find that the Simple Stories pocket pages are oversized. For example, a 3" x 4" pocket, leaves a 3" x 4" card swimming with space. While the extra space doesn't bother me, it could be annoying to others.


The left page of this spread is completely photos. I tried to get a mix of colors without overwhelming the page. All of these birds pictures on the left side were in the same room. Since they were in the same setting, they have similar lighting an backdrops which helps the eye meld them together and make it more cohesive.


This is one of my absolute favorite filler cards I have made in a while. I started by cutting a 4" x 6" card from Kaiser Craft's Finder's Keepers collection 6x6 pad. This lovely blue pastel background is great for the beautiful die cuts on top. These die cuts were a lucky find from Recollections at Michael's. They are actually from a banner kit and I simply use them as regular die cuts. I layered a simple white doily behind them for a fuller base. I made a title using an American Crafts chipboard script word and some Oriental Trading box letter stickers.


To complete this card I used some Fancy Pants puffy circles and a Studio Calico wood veneer bird. Lastly, I sprinkled gold Heidi Swapp color shine along the outskirts. I haven't been using my mists as often as I would like and this is a good start to get back in to it. The rest of this page consists of 2x2 bird pictures. I hope you enjoyed this pocket page share! If you have any questions please let me know and I would be happy to answer them. Thanks for stopping by!

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