Two Page Scrapbook Layout - "Zoo Day"

The Australian adventure is always a highlight of our local zoo. Scarlet really enjoyed watching the kangaroos hop around. So did Grandpa, Grandma, and Uncle Jacob!

 The paper is StampinUp! The title font is Jubilee cartridge. I used the Fiskars border punch for the postage stamp look, and the SU decorative label punch to journal some of the high points on the photos. My favorite is the cute little kangaroo die cut (Zoobaloo?) and the butterfly ribbon on the left.

 Wallets were very helpful again in capturing all of the memories and fitting them all in.  I can't help myself...there are just too many cute pictures of our day. :)

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Two page scrapbook layout - "A Wild Day"

Here's a little zoo layout from two summers back. I can't believe how much she has grown since then!  Grandma, Grandpa, and Uncle Jacob had fun with our little darling and experienced all the fun zoo exhibits with her. She had fun and was such a good girl. We met up later with her Mom and Dad and saw a few more exhibits together. We took her to the zoo a few weeks ago and will have more fun pictures to scrap...This time with little brother too!

It's so hard to choose the best pictures for a layout. I limited myself to two zoo layouts for that trip. Ugh....so hard to do! This is one reason I order a lot of wallets. I was able to use 14 pictures here and highlight my favorites in 4x6 size.

 The paper is My Minds Eye "Indie Chic". and I used the Zoobaloo cartridge for the vine.

 The journaling card is one I had in my stash. I'm not sure what the brand is, but I have used so many of them for vacation photos, that I went back and bought more.

Many of the layouts I see on blogs and Pinterest use just one or two pictures. I love the look, but it takes a lot of product and time to do a layout. I guess I like to make the most of my resources and time, especially when I'm scrapping an event with so many great photos to choose from.

Do you ever scrap with a lot of photos? I'd love to hear your ideas!