travelers notebook

Using the Good Life: June 2019 Collection for this layout.

In a surprising turn, I did a little journaling on this layout using one of the list Journal Me pages. I also printed another of the Journal Me pages on a transparency (I had this done at the local FedEx store). The right side of the spread is a simple little cluster of some soft layers.

For this spread I use a bunch of random hybrid elements that were left on my desk to create this cute spread about sunsets.

If there's one crafty thing I really don't like to spend money on, it's album covers. Which is probably why all the scrapbooks I keep now don't rely on buying a traditional ringed album. My paper scrapbooks are less of an heirloom item and more of a creative outlet for me, so I don't necessarily expect to keep them around forever. And I've gotten rid of a load of expensive albums in the past, so now I do what I can to keep this cost out of my craft budget. This album cover was a two for one, because I didn't have to buy it and it gave me something to do with my puffy sticker collection.

In this layout I attempt a bunch of background stamping. I don't do a lot of stamping usually, but I do aspire to use stamps, so I give it a go here.

In this video I flip through the first hybrid travelers notebook I made. Most of the spreads in this notebook were made with graphics from DigitalScrapbook.com that I printed out. And this is where I discovered my love my hybrid scrapbooking.

I have a new hybrid process video for you in my travelers notebook. In this video I use the hybrid kits from the April Good Life Bundle. I really love these Journal Me pages that I've been making to give me something to put on the opposite page from my photo. Makes it so easy to finish up both sides!

Sharing a process video for a spread in my travelers notebook using The Good Life: March Bundle. In this video I talk about my new Journal Me designs and how much I hate making a title for a spread. This video is short and sweet. I hope you enjoy!