It’s a topic as hot as chestnuts roasting over an open fire: When should you decorate for Christmas and put up the tree? Nov. 1, the day after Thanksgiving, the first weekend in December or mid-month, on Christmas Eve? Well, in our books, if it brings joy and holiday spirit into your home, there’s no such thing as decorating “too early” for the season — it’s about creating merry, priceless moments that make the season special for you and your loved ones. It’s beginning to look at lot like Christmas, especially with this Christmas scrapbook layout that you can make whenever you’re feeling festive!
Going bold with traditional red, green and gold is quintessential around Christmastime. But if you’re looking for a dreamy, cheery vibe that gives a spin to classic yuletide cheer (Hello, light green, teal and soft and dark pink!), then the Powdered Christmas Cheer Bundle — a NEW bundle Santa just dropped off from CM Japan — is your sweet selection within the Black Friday Promo! US | CA | AU
It’s this year’s Christmas Cheer products with a pastel twist, sprinkling gingerbread men, candy canes, peppermint candies, snowflakes, stockings and more throughout its festive fanciness. So while visions of sugar plums are dancing around in your head, envision making this muted Christmas scrapbook layout that is a definite treat!
Soon, halls will be decked, stockings will be hung, garlands galore are strung across banisters and wreaths will don as door decor! Whether you toe the traditional line with classic pine or fir wreaths with velvet ribbons and red berries or go for something a little more trendy or quirky with ideas like flocked faux snow, pinecones, bells and baubles, sparkly ornaments, pom-poms and more, wreaths can welcome guests and loved ones home for the holidays. Hang onto your merry memories with this unbe-wreath-able Christmas scrapbook layout!
Our weather forecast right now is showing brisk beauties, snow-filled memories, Scandinavian serenity and a 100% chance of flurries… of fun! The Nordic Winter collection is a cold-weather comfort that’s ideal for ceasing (or freezing!) the days of snowboarding, weekend getaways to a ski resort or cabin, hygge happenings, playing in the powder, sipping warm beverages by a fireplace and visiting the Nordic region. So bundle up your memories and photos with this winter scrapbook layout that is pure brrr-illiance!
It’s as quintessentially Christmas as gingerbread cookies, stockings on the mantel and twinkling trees — “The Nutcracker!” Local auditoriums and ballet companies all over the world are ready to pointe toward Tchaikovsky’s classic ballet with families planning their annual yuletide pilgrimage to see Clara, the Nutcracker, Mouse King and Sugar Plum Fairy. Well, with a bit of traditional trimmings, blog contributor Sachiyo Omitsu was able to create a dazzling Christmas scrapbook layout that will make you want to dance right to Christmas Eve and all the merry magic ahead!
Here comes Santa Claus, here comes Santa Claus, right down Santa Claus Lane! And Scrapbooking Lane, too!
Prep for jolly Ol’ St. Nick and the upcoming festive season with some ho-ho-holiday magic in the form of the Christmas Cheer Buy-It-All Bundle! It features the Christmas Cheer decorative products, Candy Cane Stripe Border Maker Cartridge and Nutcracker Border Punch, plus the EXCLUSIVE Festive Ornament Build-A-Punch (check out this blog to see it in action!) and the Santa Embellishments, which is only available in this jolly bundle! But act as quick as a flash, for it’ll dash away like Santa’s crew of friendly reindeer on Oct. 13 at noon CT or while supplies last!
So set up your scrapbooking workshop and get yourself on the Nice List with this Christmas scrapbook layout full of Santa-mental fun.
Any time can be the most wonderful time of the year, but especially now since the latest Christmas collection, Christmas Cheer, is making a pit-stop to CM like Santa and his team of reindeer! Combining the traditional trimmings of red and green with the brisk winter tidings of blue, these merry and magical products are Claus-itively perfect for layouts and photos of visiting Santa and his helpful elves at the mall, baking cookies, decorating the perfect Christmas tree, wrapping gifts and opening them on Christmas morning, Secret Santa exchanges, ice skating and more!
Psst! Get all the decorative products in the Christmas Cheer collection, in addition to the Candy Cane Stripe Border Maker Cartridge and Nutcracker Border Punch, plus the EXCLUSIVE Santa Embellishments and Festive Ornament Build-A-Punch (punchcoming individually in November) with the Christmas Cheer Buy-It-All Bundle (but only until Oct. 13 at noon CT or while supplies last)! Talk about a great gift for yourself!
Ornament your seasonal sentiments today with this Christmas scrapbook layout! (Christmas will be here before you know it!)
“I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.” ― Charles Dickens, “A Christmas Carol”
The tree and twinkling lights may be down, sparkly ornaments carefully tucked away into boxes, halls “undecked” and iconic carols vanished into the air until next December, but the heartfelt, happy memories of Christmastime can last forever — especially in a stunning Christmas scrapbook layout! Remember the good tidings of comfort and joy with friends and family for years to come with this seasonal sensation.
Every year, thousands and thousands of children write letters to Santa Claus in the hopes of winning the jolly North Pole resident over by convincing him they are worthy of certain requested gifts to be under tree on Christmas morning. To capture the merriment of this childhood rite of passage, blog contributor Sachiyo Omitsu delivered an idea that is a perfect make-your-spirits-bright package! Put your stamp of approval on this Christmas scrapbook layout!
The Christmas tree — a staple in many homes for families to hang ornaments, tinsel and lights from the festive firs, but did you know…
The first decorated Christmas was in Riga, Latvia, in 1510.
The first printed reference to Christmas trees appeared in Germany in 1531.
Using small candles to light a Christmas tree dates back to mid-17th century.
Every year since 1947, a tree has been given from Nordmarka, outside of Oslo, to Trafalgar Square in England. The gift is an expression of good will and gratitude for Great Britain’s help to Norway during World War II.
No matter the symbolism, a Christmas tree is a big part in many homes! And it can be part of your home (or album!) with this Christmas scrapbook layout!
