If you are looking for a fun and easy zoo scrapbooking layout, I have the perfect project for you.
Easy Zoo Scrapbooking Layout
Sometimes something simple is the best way to go, and that is exactly what I did with this Zoo Scrapbooking Layout. I used a variety of animal print papers cut in the shape of a triangle and then lined them up side by side to create cute and simple accents.
I used the Animal Kingdom Cricut Cartridge, on the “Sound” setting/button for the giraffe image to make the large “ZOO”. Then I just pulled out all of the different animal print papers that I had and cut out triangles with the George and Basic Shapes cartridge, and then used some bright colors to cut out triangles using the “Shadow” setting/button to put behind the animal print triangles.
I liked the way that the triangles in the variety of animal print papers worked out so much that I used that same idea again for another layout at Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World that you can find HERE.
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Zoo Scrapbook Layout Supplies
You can find your supplies for a layout like this in various places. Here are a list of places I recommend. I have even made the text below a clickable link to make your shopping easier!
Animal Print Scrapbook Paper on Amazon
12 x 12 Cardstock Shop Remember to use Coupon Code SHAWNM10 every time you shop there!
2 Responses
I love the colors in this layout! And that's cool how you have one of those cricut things. Not sure what they're called, but they sure look like they make scrapbooking easier!
Thanks! My husband purchased the Cricut Personal Cutting System for me, and now he and other family members buy me new cartridges for birthdays and Christmas. I love all of the wonderful images and shapes I can make, and I never have to buy sticker letters again . . . I just use paper that matches my layout and I pick the font I want and cut the letters what ever size I want.