On a not-so-obvious note, if there's a gift that keeps showing up in all of the pictures, that could make as fun scrapbook page titles.
Say you got your son a remote-control car and have enough pictures of it to fill a page. You can always title your page, "His Dream Car", or something of that nature. Not all Christmas layouts have to directly mention Christmas, so don't be afraid to think outside the box and focus on one small element.
Use ribbon—Christmas colors, of course— around the title, or opt for some mesh. Arrange the letters in a unique formation, so they're not just going right across the page. Have fun with it! Christmas is all about having fun and enjoying yourself, and your layout and title should convey that.
This is particularly important for Christmas.
Why?
While you've probably only been on (and scrapbooked) one Mediterranean cruise in your lifetime, you likely have layouts from Christmastime every year.
Your title is your chance to distinguish one year from another, and one location from another. A simple, "Christmas at Nana's" can make all the difference!
If you can't think of a great title, you can always turn to the music for inspiration. How cute is, "All I Want for Christmas is You" as a title for a layout?! "Deck the Halls", "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" ... the list goes on!
If you want something a little deeper, you can always use a bible verse or well-known Christmas quote. We've put together some more ideas here.
To be blunt, people aren't going to think it's Halloween; everyone will know it's Christmas. So if you feel like a title just doesn't fit with your page, don't be afraid to skip one.
The best way to spread Christmas cheer is to scrap it so it will last all year! Happy scrapping!
