I selected the spread that featured all the baking elements layered on a page. There is so much interest already there that you will not need much more than a few details to make each part of the spread shine together cohesively. The fact that the elements in the die cuts also repeat the same look made it easy to bring more of the background to focus.

  

  

I used one of the tags in the die cut pack in the Snow Day Society Scrapbooking kit as a template to create a second tag from one of the patterned papers. I chose a high contrast paper so that the shapes are more defined against the colorful background. Then, I followed the design of the paper and used layers to bring a cluster together.

  

  

The chit chat sticker sheet in the Snow Day Society Scrapbooking kit is probably one of my favourite things, as it is just an easy way to create titles, add sentiments and layers to any project. The color of the sentiment strip matched the back tag, so brought it all together nicely.

  

  

With so much interest happening on the title page, I kept the photo side of the spread simple and clean. I opted for a few sentiment strips, the cute enamel stars and some of the rub-on from the Snow Day Society Scrapbooking kit to complete the page.

I just love how this spread in my Snow Day Society SimpleDaisy Notebook came together with the Snow Day Society Scrapbooking kit and am looking forward to seeing what you will create with it.

  

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