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Winter has a way of creating memorable moments — from cosy days indoors and seasonal celebrations to outdoor adventures, snow play, and quiet family time. These are the kinds of memories that often get scattered across phones and cameras, but they’re perfect for slowing down and capturing on a scrapbook page.
These winter fun scrapbook layout ideas are designed to help you document the season in a way that feels warm, playful, and timeless. Whether you’re scrapbooking winter holidays, school breaks, family traditions, or simple everyday moments, these layouts offer flexible inspiration you can adapt to suit your photos, your stories, and your own scrapbooking style
Niki’s Wintertime Fun layout has a split background with two pattern papers. One side has the photo layered in a large cluster of sweet Wintery embellishments and sentiments, the other side has a smaller cluster and a space for journaling. Learn more at the Simple Stories blog.
Did you have a white Christmas? Is there snow on the ground where you live? Or did you take a Holiday trip to a snowy destination? If so it’s time to document those fun winter memories in the snow with some scrapbook layouts. You might even be able to use some of the Holiday supplies you have left over from your Christmas scrapbooking, grab lots of blue and silver tones, snowflakes, artic animals and snowmen to create some wonderful wintery designs. Let’s take a peek at some Winter Fun layout examples today.
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Sophie’s fun layout repeats a die cut “SNOW” down the page, using the O’s as spaces for her photos, which are black and white and really stand out amongst all the color. There’s also a couple of embellishment clusters and notice all the wonderful stitching around the letters. Learn more at the Paige Taylor Evans blog.
Nathalie created a fun Winter layout in her Travelers Notebook with a frosty double page. The base has Wintery rub-ons with her photos in the center with a printed journaling card for the title along with some tabs, typed journaling and touches of glitter glue. Find all the details at the Cocoa Daisy blog.
All the circles on this fun layout call to mind rolling snowballs. Each one has either a round photo, journaling or cute snowy embellishments. I love the blue, green and purple color combo and all the darling animal accents! In addition to the large title there a fun sub title that winds around the photos. I spotted this idea on the Bella Blvd. Instagram page.
Jessica’s layout has rows of different pattern papers across the top, each stitched around the edges, with a scallop at the bottom and white space below for balance. Her grid of 4 photos is surrounded by lots of different sentiments and loads of snowflakes. Take a closer look at The Cherry on Top blog.
I love the calm sepia tones and bright white on Giselle’s Winter page. She’s designed a grid in the middle of textured cardstock for her photos with spaces for embellishments like a tag, strings, pom pom trim, chipboard and more. Find more info at the Hey Little Magpie blog.
Renee pulled the bold purple from one of the girls scarves for the background color of this cool design. Across that background and behind the photo she added a diagonal of large snowflakes, some die cut from glitter paper. She also added some cute wintery embellishments around the photo too. Take a closer peek at the Scrapbook.com blog.
This romantic snow day page has a list of outdoor essentials, lots of cute chipboard animal embellishments and many grey and blue snowflakes that coordinate with the color scheme. Find directions on the Creative Memories blog.
The three horizontal photos on this page are offset by a long vertical title, torn layers of pattern papers, a cluster of embellishments, tucked in snowflakes and a circle with typed journaling. I came across this pretty page at the Scrapbooking CQ Instagram page.
Kristina’s double page spread has a focus on photos with two on one side and a grid of 6 on the other. In cases like this keep your pattern papers and embellishment clean and simple and be sure to leave a little room to journal too. Watch her process video at the Creating with Kristina blog.
Soft teal and kraft colors work so well for Lara’s first snow layout that’s filled with vintage photos. I love the half a large label beneath the pics! There’s lots of shimmer too with blue foiled metallic foam snowflakes and a row of blue gems down the side border. She breaks it all down at the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L blog.
Karen’s snowy layout has lots of texture, shine and dimension. There’s a banner made from buttons, twine and glitter paper, she used foam alphabet letters for her puny title, she doodled around the edge of her white layer and added some die cut glittery snowflakes too. Find all the details at the Scrap Paper Scissors blog.
I hope you’ll be able to make some fun Winter memories in the snow this year!
-Heather
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