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Year-long projects (like Project Life) that span a year and capture all of the little details in a simple because besides being my style, it's the simplest way I've found to keep these projects achievable over a long What a cool album that would make over a year and so simple if you repeat a template. cookbook) and another year I documented all of the new recipes I tried. DOCUMENT A LONG-TERM PROJECT Perfect for things like renovations, gardening or even craft projects.

I don’t really do resolutions - I know it’s magical thinking to believe ‘new year, new me’. But I do like to choose a word, or even a direction (or a suggestion of a direction), for the year. This year I’m choosing ‘real’. I’m not even fancying it up by saying ‘authentic’. What an awful way to start the year. weekend We had a wide open weekend, which is my very favourite. We have a long weekend coming up and I want to spend an afternoon (at least) playing at my desk and making

I'm still going with that and plan to keep it up in 2023 for as long as I'm enjoying it. over the year. If the grids are the only thing I end up getting done this year, then that will be fine. gotten away from those and look forward to getting back to that), drawings, full page photos and some longer I also mentioned last year that I would be offering classes in 2023.

This is my ninth year-long scrapbooking project, beginning in 2010 with a physical Project Life kit by A year is a long time to work on something if it is becoming a chore or too time-consuming. Having to create a different design each time doesn't work for me for a long project, there are enough first week or two of layouts together in Photoshop Elements that I know if my plan is going to work out long-term as well as with the work required to make it and I guess that is the secret to getting one of these year-long

At the end of last year, I took a hard look at my scrapbooking and where I wanted to go with this hobby My Year In Food - 10x8 Photobook 3. These all have an end as well - some are for a year, some are #100. It doesn't take me too long to put a week's spread together - some photos, a few filler cards, a couple I look at Project Life and My Year In Food as my scrapbooking 'chores'.

Rachael Ray: My Year in Meals is part food diary/part cookbook and documents everything Rachael cooked and ate over a year period with all photos taken by her and her husband. Sitting there, I got the idea to make my own My Year In Meals book. Adding another year-long project to my workload might seem a bit bonkers, but this really is a passion I'm starting this week - I don't believe year-long projects have to start in January or even on the first

If you want to take a break from Project Life this year, you can. If you want to make three albums worth of layouts this year, awesome. If you haven't finished your 2018 projects but feel inspired to start something new this year, do it. If you have half a year documented and feel you need to finish even if it's making you miserable, don't Half a year documented is fantastic. If you love arty pages but just can't pull it off (me!)

Hey there - I'm so excited to add this template set to my shop today. These designs formed the basis of my family album in 2016 and it is still one of my favourite projects. This is a great set if you want to simplify your yearly album and concentrate on the photographs. The collection pairs minimal photo templates with some prompts, a monthly recap section and photo captions. There are ten templates which cover a month of photos and stories, designed to be repeated each month. You can use all ten every month, or pick and choose. A set of hand-drawn monthly word-art is included for the monthly header pages. I have the original 8x10 size if you would like to save up your pages and print as a photobook (I use Blurb) as well as 8.5x11 and 9x12 sets if you want to print your pages and build your album in a more traditional way in a D-ring scrapbook album. I also have a handy free PDF you can print off each month and use as a map when choosing your photos: Monthly Photo Map to print at A4 size (HERE) Monthly Photo Map to print at Letter size (HERE) I also have a video tutorial with some basics about using these templates: And I can recommend this video on using templates for beginners too: Thanks for being here! As always, feel free to contact me here, on instagram or via email if you have any questions about this template set or anything in my shop. Always open to product suggestions too. #Shop

I haven't done any of them this year. time as my kids get older and our family life is on the cusp of a shift as Zara finishes high school - longing There are ten templates with prompts to help guide the documenting plus five photo-only insert templates Has that changed over the last few years? 8 WORK + SCHOOL How is your job? Are you happy at work? How has that been going this year? What are you growing?

Around this time of year (before December hits) I like to take stock and look at what's working and what's New year, new projects. pocket scrapper so I don't need the photo & journal card-friendly dimensions of 9x12 (it took me a long I'm also thinking of skipping Project Life next year. The year I did skip, I made a lot more regular layouts so it all evens out.

, we added a second floor onto our house last year). Hopefully we will get to that later in the year (we had termite damage a few years back so it's a necessity SCRAPBOOKING I am feeling good about my crafty projects this year. I have two main year-long projects - Sentence-a-Day and a photo-heavy 10x8 album. Lots of digital templates have been going into my digital scrapbook shop this year.

Happy New Year! I'm not back at work until next week so this is a good time to get myself organised for the new year The shannanpages shop celebrated its six year anniversary in November and I decided that saying yes to direction and accountability B. work alongside some amazing designers that I have looked up to for so long This would make a great album or book if you made a year of spreads.