Scrapping the Timeline of your Love with Hanna
It’s the month of celebrating love, so I wanted to scrap a relationship timeline, which I’ve done before. But I wanted to do it with a twist. I’ve done themed Valentine’s cards before; with photographs of us through the years. This time the wonderful True North bundle gave me an idea.
Are you looking to capture the charm of your oceanside memories that don’t involve palm trees? The True Northscrapbook collection is perfect for your adventures along the stunning shores of the not-so-tropical beaches all over the world. Whether you're documenting vacations, sailboat excursions, or creating layouts about yourself, this collection celebrates life’s meaningful moments with a nautical vibe.
With its "nautical with a twist" color palette, True North offers a fresh, modern take on traditional nautical themes. The collection features bold, hand-drawn illustrations of lighthouses, boat docks, sailboats, and whimsical sea creatures like whales and crabs. Unique colors such as seafoam, aqua, and pink blend harmoniously with classic red, white, and navy for a vibrant yet sophisticated touch. From easy-to-print stickers and cards to charming papers, every piece is designed to inspire creativity and help you capture those special moments!
Check out the True North blog post for all the team’s example layouts and the unboxing video!
BUNDLE INCLUDES:
Digital Kit, Cards #1, #2, #3 and Stickers!
BUNDLE DOES NOT INCLUDE:
TN Papers or Patterned Cards
When my boyfriend and I met 18,5 years ago my job was to sell cruises. We went on our cruise together for the first time in 2012. And then we went on to go on two other more cruises later on in 2018 and 2023. So, there was my theme for this layout.
I got inspired by the twine that resembled waves, so I cut out the shapes and put the twine on top. Tucking in photos is something I always love, I picked 3 photos from each cruise to tell the story. To keep it cohesive I chose to use 4 colors, pink, red, teal and dark blue and tried to disperse them evenly on the layout.
Lastly, I put some ellies on the twine and on the rope frames as well. Tilting some stuff gives the page movement and the three layers represent each cruise.
Adding a title, a little journaling and a nice scatter and voila: our Just Cruisin’ relationship timeline is done!
