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Yui’s cozy layout has two half sweater dies on either side of the photo, backed with fun sweater themed patterned papers. She also included lots of die cut snowflakes falling, a cable knit title and Holiday chipboard elements too. Learn more at the Paige Taylor Evans blog.

As the temperature begins to drop this Autumn and going into Winter we enter “Sweater Weather”. It’s that time of year to don those cute, fluffy sweaters and get all bundled up and cozy. This is a terrific theme for scrapbook layouts, snap pics of your favorite new sweater, the kids bundled up to go outside to play and include warm designs like cable knit patterns, plaid jackets, ugly Christmas sweaters, and warm mittens. Let’s be inspired today by some sweet Sweater Weather layout ideas. And keep scrolling to find a wonderful set of FREE printables.

Below each photo you’ll find a link, click it for more info like products used, process videos and techniques.

Nicole’s pocket page has an interactive fold out flap with plaid and knitted patterned paper backgrounds. She included a festive tag, Winter florals and snowflakes with a chipboard title. Take a look at her entire album project at the Simple Stories blog. 

This darling sledding layout from Melissa has a fun set of mittens that she created with knit pattern paper and different sizes of oval templates, so clever! There’s also lots of swirls and snowflakes, snowy sentiments and a space for journaling on this mostly monochromatic blue design. Visit the Creative Memories blog for directions.

Suzanna’s ugly sweater layout has loads of texture from flocking added to the stamped sweaters and flocked sheets cut into zig zags and stitched for a bottom border. There’s also a top pattern paper sweater style border, dimensional sticker letters for the title and chipboard shapes. Watch her process video at the Therm O Web blog.

Nathalie’s tall and skinny page uses FREE printables for the pattern paper background with the sweater, ice skate and sentiment she printed and cut out over top. You can also download and use these designs on your next project too, visit the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog for the link.

This awesome layout from Tarrah has lots of sweater and other winter weather gear hanging on a clothes line. She included two rows of die cut clothes backed with pattern papers along with a thick acrylic title and stacks of sentiment strips. Find all the details at the Bramble Fox blog.

Kirei’s beautiful Autumn sweater weather layout is accented with wooden elements of a title, sentiments and a pumpkin. The watercolor inspired woodland pattern paper adds so much color and movement and I love the little forest critters peeking about. Find the link to her process video at the Hey, Little Magpie blog.

Rebecca’s fabulous flannel layout has plaid pattern paper that looks like fabric which she torn out and stitched around some little windows. There’s also tags and twine, clusters of winter botanicals and the perfect sticker title. Take a closer look at the Scrap Paper Scissors blog.

This sweet sweater layout has a cute border of scalloped pattern paper and lace, torn sections to reveal more paper beneath and lots of warm embellishments. The blue and brown color combination and woodgrain papers are perfect for a boyish design. I spotted this idea on the Not Just For Boys Kits Club Instagram page.

Monique used products from Pretty Little Studio for her sweet design. She’s created a unique background with half circles cut from fabric like pattern papers, adding a sticker banner and cute Fall accents all around. The tab at the top of the photo is a great place for the date. I came across her idea on her Monique Liedtke gallery at Scrapbook.com.

This darling digital design is full of fun ugly Christmas sweaters in primary colors, perfect for a childs layout. There’s also faux sprayed snowflakes on the Kraft paper background and a cheerful title. These digis can be found at Kate Hadfield Designs.

And last but not least are Erin’s lovely double page spread with woodgrain and pine greenery pattern papers, amazing clusters of Winter botanicals and a fun sweater. There’s also a die cut title and typed journaling on clear sticker paper so the background shows through. I came across her pages at her Crafty Concepts with Erin Instagram page.

I hope you’ve been inspired to include some cozy sweaters to your cold weather layouts.

-Heather

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