digital scrapbooking inspiration

Recently, I reached out to our community for layouts that you felt weren't quite hitting the mark, in order to help diagnose and solve their design challenges. (Remember, it's never too late to get feedback on a problematic layout. Feel free to add yours to the discussion in this thread here.) Among the responses, Becky generously shared a layout she was struggling with, providing a perfect example for us to explore.

I am feeling quite surprised that I have kept up with my daily scrapbooking for the entire year. I don't actually do it daily, I'll play catch up every couple of days. But it is really satisfying and fun to look back through the pages and see our year evolve. Especially a year like this with so much change. It's shocking to look back at the beginning of the year and see we were still living in Mexico! But even if you're not changing locations as frequently as we do, I think it can be surprising to see how much little things change throughout the year.

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After spending some time in Upstate New York, we are spending a couple weeks in the countryside of Quebec, enjoying the fall colors and cooler weather. It felt like summer when we got here and now it's definitely feeling more like winter. I had to buy the kids winter hats today! If you are Canadian could you tell me what you are doing with the milk in a bag? Is there an official pitcher we are supposed to have? And is there a trick for pouring it? We are loving being surrounded by French. Neither of us speak it, but it's fun to hear.

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In the fast-paced digital age we live in, there's something nostalgic and fun about preserving memories with a vintage twist. While modern digital scrapbooking offers endless possibilities, there's a unique charm in creating layouts that evoke the past, whether you're using old photos or new. In this blog post, we'll dive into the world of vintage digital scrapbooking and provide you with tips and ideas to add a nostalgic touch to your creations.

I thought I would take a quick minute to update you on my projects I said I work on this year. Read about my goals and ideas I set for 2023 here. Hopefully you enjoy seeing what I'm up to as writing this post is helpful for me to see what I'm doing and see if I want to make changes to my creative habits.

Please stop by and check out all the contributions to this month's blog train here.

I thought I would take a quick minute to update you on my projects I said I work on this year. Read about my goals and ideas I set for 2023 here. Hopefully you enjoy seeing what I'm up to as writing this post is helpful for me to see what I'm doing and see if I want to make changes to my creative habits.

Memory Planner

One of the things I like most about my weekly pocket scrapping habit is that it works for special occasions and travel as well as it does for everyday life. This means that I don't "get behind" on either one of those categories because I'm working on the other one. Weeks when we are traveling I just end up with more photos on the layout than regular weeks. And with a pocket style layout I find it pretty easy to add in more photos because you are already working within the grid framework of the layout.