San Francisco Treat – JAMSquared

Whether you’re reliving memories of riding the cable cars or dreaming of a trip to Golden Gate Park, it’s clear you’re in for a San Francisco Treat! This colorful scrapbook kit captures the essence of this wonderful city, injecting pops of red into inviting teal, navy, and grassy green. San Francisco Treat pays tribute to the numerous destinations San Fran has to offer, from Fisherman’s Wharf to Chinatown to the Bay Bridge itself. This kit is jam-packed with thematic elements, funky patterned papers, and word strips for the most famous destinations. Transport yourself to a West Coast adventure with San Francisco Treat. You can grab this kit for 1/2 price during this first week of release.

PREVIEWS ARE LINKED

I have three layouts to share. First up is a double page spread of our 2011 visit to San Francisco. Journaling reads: After wondering Pier 39, we headed to the Aquarium of the Bay. Admission was part of our CityPASS and if it hadn’t been included, I’m not sure we would have visited it. All told, we spent about 30 minutes exploring the aquarium. We spent the most of our time in the Under the Bay exhibit. There were two types of jelly fish (Pacific Sea Nettle pictured to the left). The schools of anchovies in the first of the two tunnel tanks were impressive. I especially loved the sea stars, also found in the touch tank. The second tunnel tank contained sharks, rays, and sturgeon found in the deeper waters of San Francisco Bay. Shark species included all five local shark species: sevengills, leopard sharks, soupfin sharks, and spiny dogfish. The Touch the Bay exhibit included some terrestrial critters.

Digikit: Scraps N Pieces – San Francisco Treat
Template: AK Designs – Two Pager Pack 6
Font: Korinth Serial (title); KG When Oceans Rise (journal/date/caption)

Next is a fun little layout I made in a speed scrap from that same trip. Journaling reads: After taking a break in our hotel room, we set out to ride a cable car to Fisherman’s Wharf. The California cable car line ends just one block from our hotel; however, repair on the line started in January, so we walked a few blocks to a stop for the Powell-Hyde line and rode it to the end of the line.