Is your home filled with the warmth and fragrance of holiday baking? This is usually one of the busiest times for my daughter Hannah with her bakery. The kitchen is always a mixture of sweet and spicy aromas! I asked her for photos of one of the newest recipes she’s made to make this page. So pull out your Christmas Recipes, grab your camera and let’s get started!

I hope you will see how quick and easy it is to put together a page using this new die pattern # 122. It is all squares and using our all squares Set A Dies, you will be able to complete it in no time flat! I used a 1” punch to cut the patterned paper for the outside edge as that was a bit easier cutting from a larger 12 x 12 sheet.

I love to look at recipe books and all the photos that make your mouth water; and if they are full of photos of the whole step-by-step process, even better.

This pattern allows for 12-2×2 block photos and I have showcased the steps from the first to the last. I’ve used the center 4×4 block for a big title, mounted on patterned paper. The 12 x 12 Mosaic Moments Grid that I have used for this layout is Forrest.

Hidden from view, behind the title block on the backside of the scrapbook page is a pocket to store the recipe. As an option, a slit cut along the topside of the title block for access to the pocket on the back makes it possible to pull the recipe through with just a bit of twine attached to the card.

Christmas Recipes: hidden pock on the back to hold a recipe.

Christmas Recipes: I cut a 5″ square scored 1/2″ on the bottom and 1/4″ on the sides taper cut the corners and top edge. Adhere to the back just below the title block on the front.

Christmas Recipes: use ruler along the top edge of the title block section to cut a slit to slide recipe in and out if you want.

For my title I used my LumaPix FotoFusion program to put it together and did a twist-up on the word “Upside.” I don’t recall what you call this, but it does have a name, I thought it would be a bit of fun to flip the word.

Christmas Recipe: title block

So there you have it, a way to feature one of your Christmas Recipes, maybe one of your favorite family recipes that have been handed down from generation to generation? Or a way to begin a new tradition!

Christmas Recipes: Scrapbooking your Christmas Recipes using Mosaic Moments Grids and Dies.

Have a Blessed Christmas!

Andrea Fisher

p.s. if you are interested in the recipe you will find it HERE.