Hi everyone! Allison Davis here with a layout using the fun Snow Patrol collection and I have another sketch to share with you that features both traditional scrapbooking and Pocket Pages.

You can download the full sketch with measurements and placements here.

The left side of the sketch follows a traditional style of scrapbook design while the right side mixes photos and cards with the SN@P! Pocket Page, Design 10.

Here is my layout based on the sketch: 

Sledding was such a fun memory from my childhood. In the small town that I grew up in, my grandma and grandpa happened to live at the best spot to sled in town. When it snowed all the kids in town came to that hill to sled. It was the highlight of our small town winter wonderland. Now, I no longer live in that town and each year when it snows I have wished that we could find a good hill to take our kids sledding on. Last year, we finally found the perfect place and Drew and Jackson got their first taste of sledding. I’ve never seen them smile that much and that big! What fun it was to see them enjoying one of my favorite childhood memories.

I instantly fell in love with Snow Patrol and knew that I just had to use that collection to document our sledding pictures.

I thought the snowman was one of the cutest elements with this collection and had to include in on my page! It was a perfect fit among the snowflake covered patterned paper and the “let it snow” title sticker.

I also added a small heart and word sticker on the two smaller photos to complete a large cluster of elements along that background piece above the pictures.

On the right page I used photos mixed with some 4 x 4” and 2 x 2” elements with the SN@P! Pocket Page, Design 10.

In two of the top pockets I used pieces the same size of the pockets, a 4 x 4” photo and a 4 x 4” quote.

For the third pocket on the top I used a combination of 2 x 2” photos and elements to create one 4 x 4” piece. I had so many great pictures of the boys and this was an easy way to add a few more to my layout.

Along the center row of 3 x 4” pockets I used four 3 x 4” photos and then added some hand stitched flourishes to kind of tie them together.

I added some snowflakes stickers, word stickers, and enamel dots to the flourishes.

I always love find different ways to incorporate stitching into my layouts!

I did the same thing with the bottom row of pockets as I did on the top row. I use two of the pockets for a 4 x 4” photo and a 4 x 4” element.

In the third pocket I used two 2 x 2” photos and two 2 x 2” elements to create a 4 x 4” piece. I hope you all enjoy using the sketch! Happy Holidays to all!