Pike Place Scrapbook Layout 24


I wanted to create a layout as colorful as Pike’s Place Market.

I sketched this layout idea in our hotel room that night.

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Place extra photos onto Cricut mat, one at a time and cut letters at 2 1/2″H with the Base Camp Cartridge. (Plantin, Roly Poly would also work)You should be able to cut three letters from each 4×6 photo. Cut shadows for each letter in Black Cardstock. Mount onto White Cardstock 5″h x 12″w. Add Black scallop borders at the top and bottom edges and tape to page, 1″ from top.

Add 4″h photos to the page 1/2″h from the bottom edge. Wallet size 2 1/4″h photos are added to the top of the White cardstock on the second page and one on the first page right top edge. 
Embellish some of the extra spaces with flourish stamps and add a 2 1/4″h paper flower with a decorative brad as the final accent.
This technique would also work great with beach photos, Fall leaves and pumpkins. The sky is the limit. Enjoy.

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What You’ll Need –

  • Cricut and Base Camp Cartridge
  • Doodle Bug Beetle Black Filagree Paper (or other patterned black paper)
  • Scallop Border (Accucut) or similair (like Fiskars “treading water”)
  • Black and White Cardstock
  • Flourish Stamps (unknown)
  • Black Ink
  • Gingham Paper Flower
  • Decorative Brad


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24 thoughts on “Pike Place Scrapbook Layout

  • sharon

    so glad to see this layout! we visited here on our 25th wedding anniversary and didn’t quite know how to scrap these!!! Can’t wait to get scrappin!!!

  • Dcaspell

    Love this idea, may be playing copycat. We will be here there in one month, its the starting place of our alaskan trip. Yes Seattle

  • Karen Worrell

    This is a great idea and beautiful layout. I have many extra photos of vacations and the beach. It’s a great way to use them up.

  • Pam

    Hi Meghan, I’m new to your website and find it to be truly amazing and awesome. Your Pike Market layout is spectacular. You are so very creative and have such brilliant ideas, thank you for making this such a fun and fantastic website too visit, much appreciation for sharing all your Cricut ideas and scrapbooking tips with all of us, truly love your videos each week. Have a lovely weekend with your family.

  • Mary Ann Huntington

    We live across the water from Seattle and the Market is a great place to come for a day. Nice use of extra photos which we all wind up with and wonder how to use them.

  • Nancy Smith

    Thanks everyone! I’m so glad you like my layout.
    Always happy to inspire others.
    Hopefully Megan will ask me to share more with you.

  • Sandy

    That is a really neat idea to use extra photos for letters and I especially like it that you mentioned another cart that would work as often I don’t have the cart that wa used and I spend hours looking for that letter style or object in another cart that I have.

  • Dawn

    I love that idea, and have the Plantin cartridge. I have been thinking of a title page for Vegas and I think I will use this idea, from some of the pics. I am not using.
    Love all your ideas and videos, keep them coming.

  • Lisa Sturgill

    I really enjoyed this LO, just because as a former WA resident, and having lived in Seattle during the 80’s and early 90’s brings back such happy memories!! I love PPM! IT was always the cool place to be during the day, and the clubs on 1st Ave or the Pier at night! Beautiful LO, thanks so much for sharing!

    Lisa 🙂

  • Carole N.

    We visited our nephew in Seattle several years ago
    and Pike’s Market. I thought it was a dream world. (I live in a tiny town of 3200..lol) I loved it and your layout really is amazing. I never thought of cutting the title from extra photos. How clever of you.
    Thanks for sharing the idea.
    Hugs!

  • patricia pent

    diddo to all of the positives above, Love the idea of using the extra pics. I will have to keep in mind the Pike Place if I’m ever in the area.