The Winnie the Pooh scrapbooking theme breakdown

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So most weeks, on this blog I will show you how I create a scrapbook page. I find it fun and I hope it inspires you to create your own scrapbooking page. 

What I use is an A4 art book, so the pages are thicker than an exercise book. This is just easier so I don’t rip the paper. Also I show you a full A4 page where your actual scrapbooking album maybe a different size and shape and also when you add photos, you don’t need to add so much backdrops and stickers. 

Let’s begin with today’s theme: Winnie the Pooh. I normally start with choosing the paper first but this time I started with the stickers. Then I chose the paper and I had to find my special Winnie the Pooh washi tape. This is what I chose: 

 

I decided the cool bright paper would go well with Winnie the Pooh stickers. So I decided to make the coloured paper more attractive, I would creative some different cut outs. As per the image below:

But after gluing the bright paper down, I thought what if I add a flower picture to the bottom left? And then I added some colourful leaves to the side left and then I just kept adding to the page, finding flower type scrapbooking paper. I have to say, I just went with it and it felt like the right choice to add all this extra cut outs. 

And now for the extra fun part of scrapbooking! I added the stickers! I love stickers, they are so much fun! What I was a little disappointed was I couldn’t find Rabbit in my sticker stash, but I have used some of these Winnie the Pooh stickers before so maybe I already used up all of the Rabbit stickers. Noting there would be less Rabbit stickers compared to Winnie the Pooh stickers. So that makes sense. Also, when I was cleaning all this up after, I found another pack of Winnie the Pooh stickers. I buy the 50 packs so they tend to last longer and for quite a few scrapbooking projects. 

Just remember when placing stickers, the one in the middle is where everyone looks first, so choose your favourite for the middle page sticker. I originally started with the top middle Winnie the Pooh sticker where I was going to place it in the middle of the page but at the last minute I thought it looked better at the top. 

Just remember when you place a sticker down, you can’t move it after the fact so choose where you want to put it before sticking it down. 

And for the final step, I added washi tape and of course I had to use my Winnie the Pooh washi tape, which I used for the top and bottom of the page. It’s hard to see in the picture but in real life you can tell it’s Winnie the Pooh washi tape. I then added the flower washi tape to the left and right edges, and it’s just makes the artwork more framed when using washi tape. 

So did you enjoy reading the fun I had? You can have the same fun by doing something similar and tailoring it to your sized album and piccies! 

Here are similar scrapbooking supplies that you can buy from AliExpress.com to create a Winnie the Pooh scrapbooking theme;

Flower scrapbooking paper

Flower postcards

Winnie the Pooh stickers 

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