Thursday, September 24, 2026

4 Double-Page Scrapbook Layouts with Stampin’ Up! Heirloom Boutique + FREE BONUS Layout


There is something special about scrapbook pages that already feel a little bit like family keepsakes before the photos are even added. 🌸 That is exactly what drew me to the Stampin’ Up! Heirloom Boutique Scrapbooking Workshop Kit (Item 167733) for this week’s I Made This Myself Monday.

The Heirloom Boutique collection combines quilt-inspired patterns, soft florals, and delicate nostalgic details with a beautiful palette of Barely Blush, Crisp Cantaloupe, Golden Glow, Hydrangea Hue, and Peaceful Pine. The result is a collection that feels warm, timeless, and perfect for preserving the stories and photographs we want to remember.

The Heirloom Boutique Scrapbooking Workshop Kit includes the supplies and step-by-step instructions needed to create three 12" x 12" double-page scrapbook spreads. Inside are nine sheets of Designer Series Paper, five sheets of Two-Tone Cardstock, two sheets of White Willow Cardstock, three sheets of printed stickers and precut images, and photo placeholders.

I love that Stampin’ Up!’s Scrapbooking Workshop Kits give you a starting point without limiting what you can do with the supplies. ✂️ You can follow the layouts exactly, change them to fit your photographs, or use the pieces as inspiration for something completely different.

And that is where the fun really started for me.

After working with the three double-page layouts, I looked at what I still had available and decided to challenge myself to keep going. Rather than putting those extra pieces away, I used them to create a fourth 12" x 12" double-page scrapbook layout. πŸ™Œ

That means this week I’m sharing FOUR completed double-page scrapbook layouts from a workshop designed around three.

To add some additional texture and shine to my pages, I also incorporated the 2026–2028 In Color Dots (Item 167546). These adhesive-backed embellishments coordinate with all five of the 2026–2028 In Colors and add just the right amount of dimension without overwhelming a scrapbook page.

I also used the 2026–2028 In Color 12" x 12" Pearlized Specialty Paper (Item 167766). ✨ This photo-safe specialty paper has a beautiful pearlized finish that adds subtle shimmer while coordinating perfectly with the colors already featured throughout Heirloom Boutique.

In this week’s video, I’m not creating the layouts from beginning to end. Instead, I’m sharing my completed artwork and taking you on a tour of each finished two-page spread. You’ll be able to see the papers, embellishments, layering, details, and the ways I personalized the original workshop designs.

And, of course, you’ll get to see that bonus fourth layout created with the remaining supplies! πŸ’•

Watch the Fun Video . . . 

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* The products used in this project were available for purchase while filming the video and/or writing this post. If something does not show in the list, it is no longer available.


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πŸ’¬ Be sure to join our crafting community here at Keeley's Kreations Facebook Group to be able to view the full video complete with full images and all the details for this workshop. If you are a scrapbooker who struggles with where to begin, these Scrapbooking Workshop Kits can take away that intimidating blank-page feeling while still giving you plenty of room to add your own creative style.






🌸 HEIRLOOM BOUTIQUE — LAYOUT #1 🌸
It’s time to take a closer look at the first of my four double-page layouts from the Heirloom Boutique Scrapbooking Workshop Kit. πŸ’— Layout #1 has such a soft, pretty feel with that gorgeous combination of Hydrangea Hue, Peaceful Pine, Barely Blush and Golden Glow. The floral details and scalloped edges give it that sweet heirloom look without taking the attention away from the photos. And can we talk about the little details?! I love the layered “day to remember” title, the tiny floral accents and that little strip of sparkle tucked behind the title. I added the coordinating 2026–2028 In Color Dots throughout the layout, too. Those tiny glossy dots are such an easy finishing touch . . . especially tucked into the centers of the flowers. The right-hand page also includes a journaling area with “cherished moments” . . . perfect for adding the story behind the photos, because those little details are exactly what I want to remember years from now.







🌸 HEIRLOOM BOUTIQUE — LAYOUT #2 🌸
Ready for the next one? 😍 Here is Layout #2 from the Stampin’ Up! Heirloom Boutique Scrapbooking Workshop Kit, and this one has so many fun little details. I love how the strips of Designer Series Paper stretch across both pages and tie everything together.
πŸ’— The mix of Hydrangea Hue, Crisp Cantaloupe, Golden Glow and those tiny floral patterns gives this layout such a happy, fresh look. And that big “TODAY” title?!
πŸ’™ It definitely grabs your attention and creates the perfect place to document one of those everyday moments that deserves to be remembered. Look closely and you’ll also spot:
🌼 Layered floral clusters
πŸ’— Sweet little hearts
✨ Gorgeous touches of gold sparkle
πŸ“ Journaling spaces for adding the story behind the photos
πŸ’Ž 2026–2028 In Color Dots sprinkled throughout for a little extra dimension and shine I especially love that this double-page layout gives you room for several photos AND journaling.
πŸ“Έ Sometimes the everyday memories are the ones we forget the fastest, so having room to tell the story is just as important as having room for the pictures.







🌼 HEIRLOOM BOUTIQUE — LAYOUT #3 🌼
We’ve made it to Layout #3 from the Stampin’ Up! Heirloom Boutique Scrapbooking Workshop Kit . . . and this one might have the most interesting paper technique of the three. 😍 Look at that gorgeous patchwork design created around the pages.
✂️ Instead of simply layering strips of Designer Series Paper, the pieces come together to create a quilt-inspired border that completely changes the look of the paper.
And how perfect is the sentiment:
πŸ’› “Family is a patchwork of love.”
The little quilt-block pieces underneath make that sentiment even sweeter. πŸ₯° I love when the design of a scrapbook page actually helps tell the story.
This double-page layout also has:
🌼 Beautiful layered floral clusters
πŸ’™ Pops of blue mixed with warm yellows and greens
πŸ“Έ Plenty of room for photos
πŸ“ A dedicated journaling spot
✨ Little touches of gold and dimensional accents
πŸ’› That BIG, beautiful “family” title stretching across the second page
There are so many little details to discover on this one.




πŸ’™✨ SURPRISE … THERE’S A LAYOUT #4 ✨πŸ’™
The Stampin’ Up! Heirloom Boutique Scrapbooking Workshop Kit includes THREE double-page layouts … but after I finished those, I still had leftovers staring at me. πŸ˜‚✂️
And you KNOW I couldn’t let all those pretty pieces go to waste!!
🌸 BONUS LAYOUT #4 . . . created completely by ME using leftovers from the workshop. 🌸
I mixed and matched the remaining patterned paper, floral pieces, tags and embellishments to create an entirely new 12” x 12” double-page scrapbook layout. πŸ“ΈπŸ’•
And you may notice something missing . . .
There’s NO TITLE. 😲
That was completely intentional. I don’t know which photos will eventually land on these pages, so I left the layout versatile. Once I choose my pictures, I can add the perfect title to match the memories. πŸ’™
That’s one of my favorite things about scrapbooking . . . you don’t always have to know the story before you create the page.
So THREE workshop layouts became FOUR double-page layouts. πŸ™ŒπŸ» That’s EIGHT scrapbook pages from one workshop, with Layout #4 created from the leftovers.


AND . . . COMING SOON . . .

🌸 FREE BONUS LAYOUT GUIDE with a $50 order, including the Purchase of the Heirloom Boutique Scrapbooking Workshop Kit. I will email it to you once order is received.

Whether you are brand-new to scrapbooking, returning to memory keeping after some time away, or you’ve been creating 12x12 albums for years, I hope these four Heirloom Boutique double-page scrapbook layouts give you a few ideas you can carry into your own projects. πŸ’• Sometimes the best creative inspiration comes from starting with a designed project and then asking yourself, “What else can I do with what I have?”

That bonus fourth layout is also a great reminder that we don’t have to overlook those leftover strips of Designer Series Paper, cardstock pieces, stickers, or embellishments. ✂️ A little creativity can turn those extras into an entirely new scrapbook spread . . .and help us get even more value from the crafting products we already love.

Be sure to watch this week’s I Made This Myself Monday video to see all four completed layouts up close, and then leave me a comment telling me which one is your favorite. I always love hearing which details catch your eye and how you might use these ideas in your own albums. πŸ“Έ

And if Stampin’ Up! scrapbooking, 12x12 scrapbook layouts, double-page scrapbook ideas, memory keeping, and paper crafting inspiration are your kind of creative fun, I hope you’ll continue following along each Monday.

Until next time, keep creating those beautiful pages and, most importantly, keep documenting the stories behind the photographs. Those everyday moments we're preserving today really can become tomorrow's heirlooms. 🌸

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