1 Digital Scrapbook Kit Used 3 Ways

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. (If you haven't signed up for unlimited downloads yet, check out our plans here.) A digital kit has no limits to the number of times you can use it, and I put mine to work across my different projects and formats. I thought I'd share today how I used one digital scrapbooking kit three ways.

This kit from Jessica manages to be both bright and subdued at the same time, which makes it perfect to work with multiple times.

First up I've used it in one of of my weekly digital pocket pages. The clusters that Jessica includes with her bundles are perfect to use in my pockets. They fill up the space easily without any effort on my part. These clusters are one of the main reasons I love using Jessica's digital scrapbooking kits.

Next up, I've printed out some of the papers and elements to create a hybrid spread in my travelers notebook. I love so much being able to print out whatever I want and make a scrapbook page in real life with it. I have a small collection of physical scrapbooking elements, but I rely entirely on my digital scrapbooking papers collection for the papers I use in my physical projects.

If you like the look of this layout, but aren't sure how to get started with hybrid scrapbooking, check out this easy to use kit. Everything you need to make a travelers notebook layout is already laid out on a couple pages. All you need to do is print them out.

To finish off, I've made a traditional digital scrapbooking layout. I have no fear of scrapping the same photo over and over again. While I do have some years that are currently unscrapbooked, I still can't resist the pull of my recent photo favorites. For me, scrapbooking is really about the craft and not the end product. I'm sure my kids. will end up with some scrapbooks, but that's not really why I do it. I just do it because I love to play with paper, whether it's physical or digital.

What digital scrapbooking kits keep bringing you back for more?