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Eat, Drink & Be Scary Halloween Scrapbooking Layout

17
Sep
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Hello everyone.  It’s almost Halloween time here in the U.S. and you know what that means??? It means chaos and fun at Target. Yep, every year we are “that family”. You know the ones you see trying on the most absurd costumes right there in the costume aisle? That’s us. We’re not loud or obnoxious and we don’t walk around the store in them but we do have a little fun. Oh and by the way, we ended up buying the milk carton that night and my daughter’s best friend went back to get a cookie costume so they could Trick or Treat together as cookies and milk.

Eat, Drink & Be Scary Halloween Scrapbooking Layout by @heatherleopard using @pebblesinc #spookyboo collection #scrapbooking #scrapbook #halloween #boo

I wanted to try to create a layout that mixed a lot of the Spooky Boo collection and several years ago I created a woven heart and I loved the look. That’s what inspired me to create this layout. Only instead of a heart I went with an “X” because it reminded me of the symbols you see around this time of year cautioning you not to drink the poison.

Eat, Drink & Be Scary Halloween Scrapbooking Layout by @heatherleopard using @pebblesinc #spookyboo collection #scrapbooking #scrapbook #halloween #boo

The first step, which is not featured here but is in my process video coming soon, was to add clear gesso to the white background and apply lime green paint / mist.

To weave this together, I cut 1/4″ x 12″ strips of paper. I believe I used about 8 different patterned papers so it would have lots of variety but you could use one if you want a more cohesive look. That’s all up to you.

Eat, Drink & Be Scary Halloween Scrapbooking Layout by @heatherleopard using @pebblesinc #spookyboo collection #scrapbooking #scrapbook #halloween #boo

Next, it was time for the photos.  I struggled with this a bit here because no matter what I tried, the photos just kept blending into the background.  I ended up going with a dark paper immediately behind the photo and then a whitish and orange to help it pop. I also used foam to pop the photo of them eating the taco and drinking the milk and milkshake. Then I drew attention to them with the sticker embellishments around the photos.

Eat, Drink & Be Scary Halloween Scrapbooking Layout by @heatherleopard using @pebblesinc #spookyboo collection #scrapbooking #scrapbook #halloween #boo

I also knew that the title would help draw attention to the photos. The alphas I used are a really cool black glitter but the foam is orange so it’s really eye catching.  I chose a title appropriate for the photo – Eat (the taco), drink (the milk and milkshake) and be scary (always).

Eat, Drink & Be Scary Halloween Scrapbooking Layout by @heatherleopard using @pebblesinc #spookyboo collection #scrapbooking #scrapbook #halloween #boo

Lastly, I added journaling to the bottom right with a cute little spider to catch your attention.  I also added other small embellishments in that area as well as at the top left.

So that’s my Eat, Drink & Be Scary Halloween Scrapbooking Layout. Check back soon for the process video for this layout.

xoxo, Heather
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Supplies:
Spooky Boo 12″ x 12″ Paper Pad
Spooky Book Cardstock Stickers
Spooky Boo Thickers

Filed Under: Halloween, Inspiration, Layout, Papercraft, Uncategorized Tagged With: Fun in the Sun, Halloween, Heather Leopard, Layout, spooky boo

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