hybrid scrapbooking

Sharing today a junk journal I created in 2022 during the month of December. I keep my journal very small (this one is about 4x5.5 inches) so that the commitment is low. I also don't really put a lot memory wise in it. It's mostly an excuse for me to play with pretty Christmas supplies. I'll include a few notes from my advent reading, and this year I included more photos since I have a Selphy printer and can print photos at home now. In the past, I didn't have a photo printer and so I didn't include photos.

Finishing up another hybrid travelers notebook and sharing it here today. All the backgrounds for these pages are printed from digital papers or graphics designed for the travelers notebook. Designing these pages to be printed is one of my favorite things to do!

I have another finished travelers notebook for you today. Here are a few of my favorites from this notebook:

I have another finished junk journal to share with you today. I'm currently keeping two active junk journals: one for Magnus and one for Iona. This is the ninth one I've finished for Magnus. It's definitely a hobby I enjoy. Here are a few of my favorite spreads from this notebook:

For this travelers notebook I tried something a bit different. Andrea from Journals for Life sent me a sample ring bound travelers notebook to try out. I have not found the ideal solution for storing my travelers notebook pages, ideally I'd like to remove the step of gluing them together or into a notebook. How to do this however is elusive, and in the meantime I quite enjoyed using this notebook.

I am little obsessed with scrapbooking. I can't get enough of it just one way, so I keep up with multiple projects in multiple formats. This could make scrapbooking an expensive hobby for me, but thanks to digital scrapbooking products and our somewhat excessive collection of bundles here at DigitalScrapbook.com, I can keep my hobby budget pretty modest.