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Not a lot going on this first week of January - really hot start to the year in Sydney so we haven't Notes & Products: I'm making my pages digitally in PSE using a simple grid template (blog post about my set up HERE) and plan to print an 8x10 photobook at Blurb at the end of the year. This week I've stuck with all Paislee Press digital products: journaling cards (HERE); 3x4 photo templates (HERE), weekly number card (HERE); 2019 card (HERE); Happy New Year card (HERE).

I've been playing around with various Project Life options for this year since about October and this I've made various test templates but have just decided to stick with a tried and true grid which mirrors I created an 8x10 grid template in Photoshop Elements (PSE) then expanded it to 16x10 so I can work on I always find it much easier to make a plan and work on templates once the year has started and I have My goal with this project is to be clean, simple and easy to keep up with.

then a page of journaling about our very normal Saturday using some Paislee Press word art from last year's , with a small photo of the living room in a Paislee Press template on the other side (from the December Our living room and tree look the same every year and appear in so many of my December Daily albums so using the template. I'm planning to make a longer, more detailed video and post about layered templates but these little

Spending more time at my desk than usual, I kept my digital project life spread open on my computer and food photos on my camera roll. Notes & Products: I'm making my pages digitally in PSE using a simple grid template and plan to print an 8x10 photobook at Blurb at the end of the year. This week I'm continuing with the Paislee Press journaling cards (HERE) and 3x4 photo templates (HERE

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.

By about September/October I start to lose steam in my year-long projects. My everyday scrapbooking is where I can be creative, my year-long projects need to lean more to the ' I've mostly enjoyed working on my project this year - a very photo-centric project with a weekly recap magazine design images at me lately for some reason) so I've been playing around with creating a digital template This morning I drew out a plan then created a template in Photoshop Elements and added some older photos

On our first day home, I dowloaded all of our photos to my computer because I had a fear of losing my I finally finished it one year and one month later. A marathon not a sprint. already had a design plan and templates ready to go. The photo pages are very minimal with just a few different templates that I made mixed up throughout That way, I could just set my Blurb book's template as full page photos and easily drag my fully-finished

I try and track my reading in the Good Reads app but I thought it would be something worthwhile to document I made a very simple template that I'm going to repeat for every book - 4x8 pages that I can cut out and glue into my Travelers' Notebook. I print my Travelers' Notebook pages on Epson Presentation Paper or a thin matte photo paper so as not

I've been able to make my daily pages each evening - printing my photo and journal card and sticking I am so glad I went the pared-down route this year. My goal with December Daily each year is to try and just get it done every day. Ideally I only want to work on this during December and not let it hang over into the new year. I know some people intend from the outset to make their pages later in the year but it would just not

Day 13/ I realised that this would be my last day at home without any kids around so I sorted and wrapped (Card is from my shop HERE). (Card is from the Paislee Press Summer Vibes template collection HERE).

I loved having a completed album that followed a theme (her first year) even if I didn't love the process Stacy Julian's Library of Memories/Photo Freedom concept was huge during my early scrapbooking years Next year I've decided to go back to basics and work in an 8.5x11 album (I talk about why in a previous I'll also continue on with some themed Travelers Notebooks I started this year - I think most of us are A random home for my layouts? Organised binders by topic or by year like an office filing system?

By that I mean a year-long photo centred project about our everyday life with some journaling. For me, the more freedom I have in my set up, the more of a chore it becomes as the year goes by. 2. This will be the third year of having a place to store my personal bits and pieces of life - recipes, note that when I say photobooks, I don't just mean a book of photos thrown together using automatic templates So that's where I am heading going in to the new year.