needed three albums and that wasn't sustainable) but generally stuck to the 12x12 Design A week-to-a-spread I switched to a monthly format and made about 12-15 pages per month on average using a set format of full sized photos, collages, a monthly title page, a snapshot page of what we were watching etc and a final review page of journaling each month. I like a set format, but at the same time it can get boring week after week or even month after month

I'm doing a weekly two-page spread, old-school. can work on the full week at once (and when I'm making the Blurb book, I can set the pages to be one spread

is a big call economically and there isn't evidence that keeping kids out of school will affect the spread

Here's a 5x8 spread: And this is my Kellie Stamps project using the new Currently digital set (HERE)

were away over the long weekend, so I had to wait until today (Wednesday) to catch up on last week's spread

checklist of ideas for future videos or topics people have asked me to cover I also create a list for each month Each month has two cards in it: To Do's and Stories. Big Picture - anything I want to achieve that month like finishing off an album project and getting it buying a new kit that's been released, making a project for a design team, finishing a Project Life spread the Stories card, I note any story I want to either scrapbook about or add in to Project Life that month

I saw this book as a visual version of my bullet journal and planner and it is one of my favourite things the cool cards and paper things that come across my desk that previously had no place to go for this mostly

very minimal and pared-down following my usual photo on one side, story on the other formula. 8x10 spreads

I don't know where the last month went but here we are almost halfway through March. With this new 5x8 size I find I'm making a lot more double spreads to get enough space for a photo and

Again I worked on this spread over the week rather than leaving it to Sunday to complete.

Spending more time at my desk than usual, I kept my digital project life spread open on my computer and

Using only a few digital kits (HERE) meant I didn't have to make many decisions for each spread. I also like to journal in the moment and have just never been as good at working on projects months later