• Bridge 4x5
• Bridge 3x4 & 3x3

Some scrapbook pages are just beautiful. Others tell a powerful story. And every once in a while, like Jodi’s "Carter Mountain Orchard '24" layout, you get both.

Jodi used the Bridge Dies—4x5, 3x4, and 3x3—to build a full, double-ringed circle that draws your eye right into the moment. Surrounding that circle, she did something simple but powerful: she added handwritten journaling in different sections—just one word per space—reading: “Carter.” “Mountain.” “Orchard.” “2024.” Four quiet little words. But together, they say everything.

The photos show fall in full color—apple trees, golden hills, and her grandson dressed in an irresistibly fuzzy dinosaur costume, wandering through the orchard. It’s playful, sweet, and deeply memorable—the kind of moment that deserves to be both preserved and celebrated.

And that’s what the Bridge Dies help you do. They make journaling feel easy and natural. The spaces are already there—built into the design—so there’s no stress about where to write or how to fit it in. Whether you’re handwriting names, dates, quotes, or short captions, your words become part of the layout’s structure and story.

This is what we love about scrapbooking with Mosaic Moments: it’s not just about arranging pretty pictures. It’s about giving your memories the thoughtful space they deserve—layering in meaning, one small piece at a time.

And with the Bridge Dies, that meaning comes full circle.

• Bridge 3x4 & 3x3
• Basic Die Bundle A-E & 1" Grid - Colored

From golden leaves to grey stone trails, Paije’s "Jones Run Falls Trail" layout is a perfect example of how the Bridge Dies help you balance story, color, and memory in one cohesive design.

Paije captured the vibrant contrast of fall in the Blue Ridge Mountains—the bright greens and glowing yellows of changing leaves set against cool grey rocks along the hiking path. She echoed that contrast with bold design choices: deep purple cardstock for the Bridge die cuts, layered over the beautifully soft, variated pink Good Times grid paper from the All Season Collection. The result is a layout that feels both grounded and full of life—just like the trail itself.

At the center, a sweet photo of Paije and Sadie takes the spotlight, matted in a 4x4 block. Surrounding them: scenes from the hike, laughter in the leaves, and peaceful moments on the trail. And woven all the way around the Bridge ring? Journaling. Real, handwritten journaling. Four lines in each section, carefully inked in black, telling the full story of her hike with Sadie and their photographer, Tami.

It’s pages like this that remind us why we scrapbook. Not just to remember what it looked like, but to capture how it felt—the colors, the moments, the story.

And with the Bridge Dies, the journaling space is right there, inviting you to tell that story in your own words.

• Bridge 3x4 & 3x3
• Basic Die Bundle A-E & 1" Grid - Colored

Paije’s “Mount Rainier” layout is a masterclass in how design and storytelling come together—and the best part? With Mosaic Moments, you can do it too!

She used pattern #344 from the Mosaic Moments Pattern Gallery to frame a full-circle layout with Bridge 3x4 and 3x3 Dies. Deep forest green cardstock outlines the design, giving structure and richness. Inside the ring, she added yellow patterned paper, bringing a pop of warmth and echoing the sunshine on the mountain.

The photos are breathtaking—snowy mountain views, beautifully cropped and balanced around a stunning focal shot of the family in front of that iconic Mount Rainier backdrop. It’s polished, it’s meaningful, and it feels completely custom.

Then comes the personal touch: Paije’s handwritten journaling, curved and flowing with artistic flair—complete with swirls, suns, stylized lettering, and dotted i’s made from tiny circles. It reads: “Exploring Washington Mount Rainier June 25 2021 Cole, Kevin, & Tami.”

Every detail is considered—and yet, with the Bridge Dies and our grid system guiding the way, it’s a layout that you can create too.

Journaling Tip: Try handwriting your story in your own unique style—even a little flair (like playful lettering or small doodles) makes the page more you. Remember, your handwriting is part of your legacy. Let it shine.