How to Scrapbook Multiple Photos using Flip Flaps

I’m so excited to share today’s special project with you! This scrapbook layout was created as part of a fun collaboration to celebrate my sweet friend Jayma Malme reaching 20K YouTube subscribers! 🎉 Each of us participating in the collab recreated one of Jayma’s projects with our own personal twist. I was especially inspired by one of her layouts where she turned a card kit into a scrapbook page — such a clever idea!

In my take, I used the Stampin’ Up! City Sights Card Kit to create a layout featuring photos from a fun day spent in San Diego with some friends. I also share how to include multiple photos on a scrapbook layout using Flip Flaps, which are a game-changer for adding more memories without overcrowding the page.

🎥 Watch the full video tutorial here:

Layout Details:

This double-page layout includes the following key elements:

📸 Flip Flaps for Extra Photos
I used both 4″ x 6″ and 3″ x 4″ Flip Flaps to layer additional photos and journaling without taking up extra base space. They open up like mini photo books and are perfect for telling more of the story!

🏙️ City Skyline & Nautical Vibes
The layout blends urban and nautical elements — cityscape die cuts and stamps from the City Sights card kit paired with sailboats, seagulls, and a wave die cuts for that harbor feel.

🎨 Color Palette
I used Night of Navy, Basic Beige, White Willow, and Copper Clay cardstock to match the photos and convey a warm sunset tone. The woodgrain paper from the Country Woods DSP adds a weathered dockside texture.

✨ Fun Embellishments
A couple of little airplanes from the new Sunrise Sailing Bundle coming out on May 6, linen thread, epoxy dots, and some layered banners finish off the design.

I hope this inspires you to try using card kits in new ways and to give Flip Flaps a try on your next layout! Don’t forget to check out the full collaboration playlist here to see all of the other amazing projects celebrating Jayma’s milestone.

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