My Scrapping in February 2023

I shared a few weeks ago about my scrapbooking plans for 2023, so I thought I'd make a quick update about the things I've been making.

I've made several pages for my digital travelers notebook where I choose the photo from the day and create a quick little spread. In this first spread I had a lot of fun incorporating vintage and ephemera elements, and playing with a more neutral color scheme. The antique-style elements and papers added a charming touch to the layout, and the soft color palette of white, gray, black, and tan created a warm and inviting atmosphere. I love the size of these layouts because it doesn't feel like a big commitment and I can try colors and styles I wouldn't normally.

I've had several comments about the notebook I've been using to display these pages. I haven't prepared it to share on the site yet, but I plan to. So if you're interested, let me know in the comments to help inspire me to get it ready ;) .

It was also fun to put this page together. The background is something I was working on for a different project and couldn't wait to use. A few random bits and pieces later and this spread captures a sweet little moment between my two kids.

A couple more pages for my pocket style album as well. There are so many reasons why I love this pocket scrapping, but I think the main reason is the versatility and ease of getting things done. I don't have to come up with a new layout every week, but I can still experiment with different kits and styles week to week.

I've really enjoyed making these little daily spreads in my digital planner. I often get behind, but since the days double up, it's not hard to catch up. Also, I don't do a ton of decorating, it's more a chance to play around with whatever's new or catching my eye.

And finally a weekly spread from my digital planner. I use stickers and markers like you might in a paper planner, only I'm not limited to whatever color pens I happen to own.

How have your memory keeping plans been going?