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I've enjoyed working in my Daily Pages notebooks this year (with Kristin at the Awesome Ladies Project a hybrid project - I start off enjoying the paper aspect, then I get more and more digital with my pages I'm not going to work chronologically (although that happens naturally) or do a set number of pages per This book will be a place to gather all the bits and pieces of life right now: //Full page photographs I might add some small square templates to the shop now and then if anyone is interested in trying out

I have enjoyed adding pages to my new reading log (HERE) so I thought I would also make one for documenting Again, I've made a simple template for each and will just repeat it throughout the notebook. I print my Travelers' Notebook pages on Epson Presentation Paper or a thin matte photo paper so as not I've fitted two 4x8 templates onto one sheet.

cupcakes), have an afternoon lie-down, light some candles, and do some chores at my own convenience and pace would be it and I’m grateful when I can give it to myself. scrapbooking projects I finished the first page Just for funsies. shannanpages shop I released this new template to my shop last weekend - Log It.

So I spent a few days at the end of September and got the pages finished, uploaded to Chatbooks and all The pages are clear and crisp with great colours. The template fit perfectly on each page and I had no cut off. player and stacks of records etc just to break it up. Supplies: Cathy Zielske's Six By Eights No 4 Template, cut to 6x6 (HERE) Chatbooks 6x6 softcover photobook

I made a very simple template that I'm going to repeat for every book - 4x8 pages that I can cut out I've fitted two TN pages onto one sheet. I print my Travelers' Notebook pages on Epson Presentation Paper or a thin matte photo paper so as not

There is a big template set - 15 templates with prompt titles to help you in your story telling. The templates come in 6x8, 8x10 (for a photobook) or 8.5x11 and 9x12 (these are sold together).

I want to make projects for me and products for my shop (especially templates) a priority. Really it boils down to wanting to document my life in one place rather than making various sized pages departure for me but when I condense down what I want from this hobby this year it's this: > digital > pages

It's been a while since I shared my Project Life pages on the blog so I thought I would catch up today I'm still happy with the template and look forward to working on the spreads every week. Notes & Products: I'm making my pages digitally in PSE - one double spread per week - using a grid template I've set my template up with a few Paislee Press products that I use for every week - templates within a template: journaling cards (HERE), 3x4 photo templates (HERE) and the weekly number (HERE).

I've made various test templates but have just decided to stick with a tried and true grid which mirrors page-protectors. I created an 8x10 grid template in Photoshop Elements (PSE) then expanded it to 16x10 so I can work on across the two pages so I just need to drag in one week at a time rather than a left and a right page I always find it much easier to make a plan and work on templates once the year has started and I have

I've had this Cathy Zielske digital template (HERE) for years and thought it would be perfect for this I'm making 6x6 digital pages, the same as my #100dayproject, and will print as a book at the end. I had to shorten the photo spot on the template to get it to a square but otherwise kept it the same

The first page uses a 3x4 journal card from Paislee Press' Autumn Vibes Journal Card set available at I am so happy that digital designers are making 3x8 templates and cards - they are perfect for Travelers Notebooks, 6x8 pages and my own 5x8 project.

I make my pages in Photoshop Elements, basically as scrapbook layouts, rather than use the templates I kept it simple and used some templates from Cathy Zielske (HERE) and Paislee Press (HERE). PROJECT LIFE 12x12 I had made previous Digital Project Life projects before, where I used a Design A type template I used a simple template from Cathy Zielske (HERE) and made a weekly two-page spread. Life after doing it for many years, so in 2016 I switched to an 8x10 size and made some very simple templates