You have seen Mosaic Moments® page kits, but have you seen what you can do with them? Scroll down for 9 ways to turn page kits into unique layouts.

(All of these examples feature past kits, but you can apply the same tips to any of the Mosaic Moments® page kits.)

The quickest, and easiest way to create a layout is to simply cut your photos using the Basic Layering Dies Set or the Layering Bundle Dies Set.

This gives you a beautiful mat behind each photo and takes about 10 minutes to complete.

For more pizazz, add a bit of cardstock and create a second mat for a few of the photos.

When your photos are a little bigger than the space allowed, cut them to overlap two (or more) spaces.

Here, two photos of the left side overlap two mat spaces. On the right side, another photo overlaps the decorative strip at the top to make it fit.

Remember, you do not have to use the mats.

In this example, cutting the photos to allow for a mat would mean chopping off feet or heads.

Instead, save the mats for a future project and cut the photos to fit the Grid Paper.

You can also cut your photos to fit on multiple blocks.

Notice the right side of the layout above. Photos on the top left and the bottom right were each cut into two pieces and then cut to fit the mats.

It's a unique effect that really adds to the layout.

We often find ourselves with photos that do not fit in the space provided.

Here, the right page was rotated so there is space for several horizontal photos. Great trick!

What happens when your photos aren't large enough?

Try using the Mosaic Moments® Cutting Mat to trim the mats.

Here, some of the mats were cut to allow for a square photo and a 1" strip of cardstock. Amazing!

You will notice that Mosaic Moments® Page Kits do not have designated places for journaling. But that is not a problem.

Simply select one of the photo mats and add journaling in place of a photo. You can even type it on the computer if you wish and use the dies to cut it to fit.

If you do not have enough photos to fit, you can always create title and date boxes with additional dies.

Here, ovals and the words Epcot and 2010 were added to fill in the extra space.