Welcome back to TRD Scraplift Saturday! Today we’re lifting team member Tracie, our resident minimalist scrapper! Tracie’s style is clean and gridded and proved to be an adventure for our more layered scrapbookers - but they rose to the occasion!

Check out the team’s lifts of Tracie below!

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Ali - Haunting

Happy Scraplift Saturday! It’s Ali, @funadventureswithali! Tracie has a a very clean style and loves grids. I created a grid layout using The Haunting collection.
This will be my last layout for the Traci Reed Design Team. It has been a very fun year trying hybrid scrapbooking! I just want to thank Traci for letting me part of this wonderful design team and sharing her talent with all of us!

Ali scraplifted this layout of Tracie’s using the Haunting collection! Tracie’s layout uses the Equinox collection!

Tai - Haunting

We were encouraged to Scraplift Tracie from @whattracieismaking for this week’s challenge. I love her simple approach to her memory keeping. Her layouts are photo heavy and story driven. Her style uses the negative space in composition too. It is classic with a nice formula to duplicate. When I scroll her feed I was drawn to her classic project life 12x12 pocket pages. They are usually color cohesive and simple, so these were the layouts I was drawn too. I chose to do a color/collection cohesive layout for my pocket page layout in my large family album. I used the ‘Haunting’ collection and documented a recent trunk or treat event held at my daughters school. It turned out colorful and full of our memories.

Tai scraplifted this layout of Tracie’s using the Haunting collection!

Erika - Haunting

Hi friends, Erika here! Welcome to Scraplift Saturday. Today we are lifting the talented Tracie. I recently took inspiration from one of her stunning layouts and I couldn't wait to put my own spin on it. What drew me to her page was not only the beauty in its simplicity but also its versatility. I saw the potential to create not just one, but two fun pages using her design.
I knew where they would be best put to use - documenting this year's Halloween decorations in my "October Daily-ish" album. To match the spooky spirit of the season, I decided to feature our simple yet charming "bat cave" by the doorway, keeping the basic design true to the original.
Keeping with the Halloween theme, I stuck to classic orange and black color schemes, while strategically adding touches of white to lighten and brighten the pages. Plus, my love for oversized photos found the perfect outlet in this scraplift. It's amazing how a little inspiration can lead to endless possibilities in the world of scrapbooking. I hope this inspires you to scrap!