Digital Scrapbook Pocket Pages: June 2020

Catching up on sharing my digital pocket pages for June of this year. I got a new iPad over the summer and it's really revolutionized my scrapping process. As in I actually make digital scrapbook layouts now. While I have always loved making digital pages, it's been a struggle to do yet another thing on my computer. Once I'm done with work for the day, I don't really like to go back and sit at my computer, even if it's for something really fun. This is one of the reasons I picked up paper scrapbooking again. At the end of the day I'm not tired of scrapbooking, but I am tired of my computer. Since the iPad has a touch screen and I can sit with it on the couch, I find that it's considerably different than working on my computer. The iPad definitely has some limitations, but I find I can more or less work around those, and it's been great to really enjoy making digital layouts again.

I'm using Hooray by Sahin Designs for this spread, which is my birthday week. I love the bright colors and floral pattern in this birthday digital scrapbook collection from Elif. The perfect thing to use with photos from my own celebration.

This digital pocket spread uses the Good Life: August 2020 digital bundle. I used some of the great clusters from Jessica which make adding special spots on the layout so easy.

This spread uses the Good Life: July 2020 digital bundle which I did actually create with our summers at the Coast in mind. Both Jessica and I included clusters in this bundle, which again makes things super easy. I don't always have the time or remember to make clusters with my kits, but I sure do like to use them when I've made them. How about you?

This final digital scrapbook spread uses the Isaac Curtis digital scrapbook kit by Rachel. I felt like the colors for this one really fit my photos for the week, which doesn't always happen. My photos are often so random from the week that I don't really try to match them with anything. But this kit felt right to use with these photos.

Thanks for checking these out and don't forget to let me know how you feel about using premade clusters!