Search Results

document a few days Brett traveled into the city with me for work and this photo was just so perfect spread I'm enjoying the process of making these little spreads each day - keeping it simple for me is the key If I had to come up with a creative, unique spread every time I would be out of steam by about day three

This is a more traditional December Daily spread. Simple double spread with some letter stickers. I'm still deciding whether I'm going to finish this book up on 26 December or continue through the month

This is mostly photos and captions. 2015 PROJECT LIFE 12x12 I had made previous Digital Project Life before, where I used a Design A type template and sent my 12x12 pages to Persnickety Prints every few months I used a simple template from Cathy Zielske (HERE) and made a weekly two-page spread. I separated the book by month and included a monthly recap and well as a 'currently' type list of things

I also typed out an opening spread just to explain what this album was about, my thoughts on horror movies

It is part of Adobe's Creative Cloud so it comes as part of a monthly subscription. I pay $14.29 Australian per month for the Photography Plan which gives me Photoshop CC and Lightroom

As I said in my planning post, this is the first year I am not telling 25 stories or making one spread Note: I'm making a hybrid project, so I'm using digital products in Photoshop Elements (mostly from December so I added that with a story about how it was nice to see the sunshine after what felt like a month Last spread for this week - a school dad took the boys to the movies and lunch on Saturday (two movies

I've also been keeping up with my little 6x9 grid spreads which are my low-stakes version of Project I will probably finish this one up at the end of the month (December will be documented in December Daily

I had thought about continuing my album for the whole month of December but it just got too full and I made this little calendar spread to jot down some of the things we had going on. For a minimalist digital scrapbooker who mostly makes photo books, it's fun to change it up once a year

These are designed as two-page spreads to document trips, travels, adventures or just special days.

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

Just looking through my photos and planner for that week would also help with that). It's not really hard and I can get a few months done in about two hours.

It's a year-long project with monthly prompts, guidance and group discussion. For this project, I'm sticking with a black and white theme using mostly digital products from Paislee After doing December Daily I thought I would keep it going for 2017 but make a spread for every weekend