Frame a Page with Scallop Borders - Ginger Snap
Suzanna Lee • October 30, 2026

Hello Pretty Little Studio Fans! Suzanna here today to share with you a Fall (or Autumn) travelers notebook layout created using the Ginger Snap collection. Here's the full spread;

My favorite part of these pages are how I used the scalloped border stickers (Cinnamon Topping Borders) all along the edges of the pages to frame the travelers notebook spread. Such an easy thing to do yet such an effective way to "contain" the page and draw the eye in. Almost like the leading line of photography composition.

The left hand page is relatevely simple with two overlapping tags. The top one flips out with some jouranling underneath. The Apple Cider tags are perfect for travelers notebooks are they are sturdy but not too heavy. The weight is perfect for a tip out.

On the opposite diagonal of the tags, on the right hand page of the spread, are the photo, title and subtitle. I had originally intended to have the journaling underneath the photo so the photo actually flips up. Once down, wtih the journaling concealed, the bottom of the photo tucks in behind the Yum This is Delicious which I'm using as the title of the page.

To "flip" the flap (or the tag), a Hayride Tag has been cut apart with one of the word stickers from the Colors of Fall Words as the "label" of the tab.

In the above close up, you can see some more detail of the scallop border stickers with a mix of larger and smaller scallops are well as some overlap of the stickers. Pretty effective, don't you think?


Thanks for stopping in today! See you back here next time!

Suzanna




Suzanna Lee
My name is Suzanna and I live with my husband and 2 cats in Glen Allen, Virginia. My kids attend the University of AZ and occasionally remember to send their Mum some pleaded for pics so that they too can appear in the memorykeeping. I have been creating and documenting for a long time!  My main focus had always been creating 12x12 layouts but as life changes (kids grow up and move out) so too does my project size. I began using a memory planner in 2022 and have been hooked ever since – it’s my favorite format of documenting the stories and photos of daily life. We have been traveling more and the intent is to put each trip in a 6x8 album. I’ve been filming process videos and sharing my process on YouTube since 2016. I love to travel, read, hike and cook/eat when I'm not at my craft table creating. I suppose I like to work out too but more begrudgingly than lovingly! LOL!