Peaceful Days Scrapbooking Workshop Kit by Stampin' Up!®

 

Today I'm sharing a two page spread I made with the Peaceful Days scrapbooking workshop kit. The kits are great to get you scrapbooking. This kit includes designer series papers, a couple of exclusive papers, two tone cardstock, die cuts and stickers. You can do the 6 pages as directed to use the materials as you like. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. 

This is project 3 left page of the kit. I left dove die cut off my page. I love the layers. 

Each scrapbooking workshop kit features a technique or way to step up you pages. This one features embossing. I do not have the embossing folder the design team used. I could've used any texture I liked but decided to leave my Crumb Cake corner piece as is. What texture would you use if you didn't have the Peaceful Greenery 3D embossing folder?

I used the photo place holders for my pages until I get my photos printed. I think I'm going to use this two page spread for a very special moment for my son. The color scheme will work perfectly to tell his story.

The benefit of these kits are you can complete six pages total in three to four hours and have them ready to add your photos to. I tend to take longer on my videos. They are listed as three projects each consisting of two pages. The instructions have you cut and label for all three projects. Then you sort the pieces. This prep makes the assembly go faster. 

There are usually extra stickers so you can change up your pages some. If you haven't scrapbooked for years like me or want to get started, I think the kits are a great starting point. 

There are different themes and they each have products that coordinate from Stampin' Up!® to help you expand the kits. 

You can check out other kits here.

I cut for project 3 and assembled the two page spread on a Facebook live video. Watch the replay to see what's included in this kit, how to read the instructions and project 3 assembly. 

Thank you for stopping by and checking out my scrapbook pages. I hope you're inspired to jump in and start telling your stories. 

Happy creating!

~ Beth