Snuggle Down With This Fall Scrapbook Layout And Bear Craft

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Apple picking, hayrides, bonfires, crisp breezes, snuggly scarves, pumpkin-spiced drinks, foliage drives — there’s so much to admire about autumn! In fact, blog contributor Sachiyo Omitsu loves this time of year and wanted to show that appreciation with a fall scrapbook layout (with an added bonus of a bear craft upon it!). Build this autumnally awesome and creatively cute layout with your bear hands today!

Sachiyo’s Inspiration

Crisp air, gorgeous leaves, blankets, s’mores and hot chocolate… what else do we need on a comfy autumn day? Well, if you’re an enthusiastic scrapbooker, you may need some scrapbooking supplies! I love setting a table in my backyard and working some scrapbook projects during this beautiful time of the year. What is your most beloved scrapbooking place? Maybe it’s the beach, a mountain cabin or café with a laid-back atmosphere?

Layout by Sachiyo Omitsu – CM Independent Advisor

To create this layout you will need:

Step 1: Cut out a 1″ width frame from the navy gingham designer paper and use it as the base of this layout. Set aside the cutout square piece.

Step 2: Cut a piece of light woodgrain designer paper to measure 11-3/4″ x 11-3/4″. Draw a circle using the outside edge of the Custom Cutting System Jumbo Circle Pattern with a pencil. Adhere to the base frame.

Step 3: Using the Sunflower Vine Punch, punch four borders from the cutout navy gingham square piece. Cut a slit in between designs and bend to form a circular shape. Adhere to the page, following the drawn out pencil circle. Trim the excess as you go.

Step 4: Cut the pieces as follows to create a bear embellishment.

Eyes and Nose: Using the Piece by Piece Mini Trio Punch, punch pieces of Black Solid Cardstock — use the smaller circle for the eyes. Trim a larger circle to make it looks like a nose.

Cut the following pieces from the marigold dots patterned paper:

  • Face: Cut with the inside edge of the medium Custom Cutting System Circle Pattern and the Green Blade.
  • Ears: Cut with the inside edge of the smallest Custom Cutting System Oval Pattern and the Green Blade. You need two pieces.
  • Body: Cut with the outside edge of the smallest Custom Cutting System Oval Pattern and the Red blade.
  • Arms: Cut two pieces freehand that measure 3/4″ x 2″. Ink the edge of the arms with Brown Dual-Tip Pen.

Cut the following pieces from the grid tonal paper:

  • Ears: Cut with inside edge of the smallest Custom Cutting System Oval Pattern and the Blue Blade. You need two pieces.
  • Nose: Cut with the inside edge of the smallest Custom Cutting System Oval Pattern and the Green Blade. Trim the top and bottom of the oval shape as shown.

Step 5: Start to assemble the bear piece by piece starting with the head first. Use Repositionable Tape Runner adhesive so you can re-arrange as needed. Add the scarf embellishment under his chin before adding the head to his body. Use some Foam Squares for added dimension.

Step 6: Add your bear to the bottom-right corner of the page and trim the excess. Add photo mats.

Step 7: Adhere stickers and embellishments, using Foam Squares on for added dimension.

Will you be making this bear craft on your next project? What memories would you share on this fall scrapbook layout? Tell us your thoughts and ideas in the comments section!

9 thoughts on “Snuggle Down With This Fall Scrapbook Layout And Bear Craft”

  5. I’ve been wondering what to do for the inner page on my son’s baby book that has a bear on the cover. I am using the Little Dreamer papers and embellishments. This will be perfect!

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