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Nicole used a mix of collections with lots of different patterns and colors to create this amazing Christmas layout. Along the top are stockings and ornaments hanging from string and ribbon along with tied tags tucked behind the photos. There’s lots of layers, borders and trim with some fussy cut details too. Learn more at The Cherry on Top blog.

We decorate our houses, wreaths, mantles and trees with ornaments and lights for Christmas so why not use them to also decorate our Holiday scrapbook layouts? Create ornaments and lights with stamps, pattern papers, dies and embellishments and hang and string them on your pages to add lots of color and maybe a little twinkle. Today let’s take a look at some wonderful scrapbook layouts that include lights and ornaments. Be on the lookout for a FREEBIE too!

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Eva made a lovely Christmas tree using strips of pattern papers and hung ornaments from the top with striped bakers twine. I love how she used the white space on the ornaments to include her journaling! There’s printed circles and wooden stars that act as even more ornaments on the tree too. Learn more at the Pinkfresh Studio blog.

Tarrah used stickers and embellishments to create the shape of a decorated Christmas tree, so clever! She used foam tape to pop them up for dimension and tucked the photo in the tree too. There’s also some lights hanging in one corner and a stitched edge. Take a closer peek at the Doodlebug blog.

Nathalie’s sweet Gingerbread layout has a plaid background and colorful striped scalloped bottom border with embellishments and the title around the photos. But the stand out are the large ornaments hanging from the top, she fussy cut them from pattern paper and double looped them with twine. Find all the details at the Simple Stories blog.

Above the 3 photos on Melissa’s layout are lots of tags tied with twine, many of which also have ornaments on them too with a camera embellishment in the center. The stenciled and splattered background and distressed paper edges adds nice texture as well. I came across her idea on her Cards by Melissa Minor Instagram page.

Paige used one of her cut files that’s Christmas lights shaped like a star to frame her wonderful layout. She backed and stitched different colors for the light bulbs adding some tiny Holly too. Inside the star are the photos, journaling and the title. The colorful splatters also ties in with the colorful lights. You can download this cut file for FREE at the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog.

Morag’s awesome layout has ornament shapes made from pattern papers stitched around the edges, folded rosettes and chipboard hanging from string. The photo has clusters of embellishments and there’s a bold red sticker title too. Everything really pops on the plain white background! I came across her design at the Rosie’s Studio Instagram page.

Melissa’s traditional layout has space for 4 photos and journaling with layouts of pattern papers and different die cut trees. There’s also ornaments, presents and the title popped up with foam tape. Take a closer peek over at the Creative Memories blog.

Shannon’s super sweet Baby’s First Christmas layout feature two large photos, one of which is actually an ornament. There’s pattern paper behind half of the page with blocks of other papers, a strip for journaling along with ornaments hanging from string that have gems added on. Take a closer look at the Stampinbuds blog.

Adri’s fun and festive layout has a grid design with blocks of photos and embellishments. Scattered around are lots of classic Holiday icons like a tree, ornaments, stocking, poinsettia, gifts, Santa hat and more. I really love the pocket she created that’s overflowing with tags! She breaks it all down at the 49th and Market blog.

Kat cut out a simple tree shape from green star pattern paper and decorated it with strands of puffy Christmas light stickers. Behind the tree are stamped words along with the strip of 3 photos matted with stripped paper, a label and more fun stamping. I spotted this at the Elle’s Studio Instagram page.

Tarrah started off with printed ornament pattern paper adding elements over top of each ornament with chipboard shapes, puffy stickers and small acrylic shapes. Around her photo are clusters of embellishments including an acrylic ballerina and the title made of a puffy sticker and acrylic words. Find more details at the Bramble Fox blog.

So, will you be decorating your Christmas layouts with festive lights and ornaments this year?

-Heather

Are you looking for more Christmas Holiday papers and supplies? Check out some of our favorite holiday designs over at A Cherry on Top.