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If I am required to be too creative week after week or month after month then I'm going to have problems magazine design images at me lately for some reason) so I've been playing around with creating a digital template where I can add photos and some snippets of journaling every week. This morning I drew out a plan then created a template in Photoshop Elements and added some older photos would I like working on it every week? could I keep up?).

Stick to a few digital template sets and kits. /journaling on the other (in this case I used Cathy Zielske's 30 Days of Thankful 6x8 album template Make and print my double layout each day if possible. The templates and design plan make it easy to put together and I can probably get the spread done, printed Christmas baking for school - we always make something special for the kids to take to school in the last week

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).

The next step is to create digital templates in Photoshop Elements (I'm planning a series of posts for You really need to see if your templates work with actual photos from your life. A few times I have spent a Saturday afternoon listening to music and getting my weeks done. I go through that week's photo's in Lightroom and choose enough to make 4-6 pages using my templates Just looking through my photos and planner for that week would also help with that).

ornaments we were gifted as my main page, with a small photo of the living room in a Paislee Press template appear in so many of my December Daily albums so I was OK focusing on the ornaments and just using a peek sharing two quick videos from my Day Two process - the first using the overlays, the second using the template I'm planning to make a longer, more detailed video and post about layered templates but these little evening snippets are the best I can do on a week night when my house is full (and loud).

Because we visited so many cities/states, I tried to work on each in a block then have a break for a few weeks in 2014 when my husband and I visited New York, Las Vegas and LA so I already had a design plan and templates 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 On the last week of November I promised myself that I would get this book finished and uploaded to Blurb

(I'm not worried about doubling up a bit because I look at them as very different projects). I've been thinking a lot over the last week about my scrapbooking plans for 2019 - what do I want to Most years I wait until I have a week or two of photos in January to play with before making a design note that when I say photobooks, I don't just mean a book of photos thrown together using automatic templates

I generally sit down once a week and make three or four pages. 6x9 WRITING JOURNAL I just started this I'm keeping my one-off projects in these albums though - December Daily, Week In The Life etc. Maybe I should just pencil in an hour per week to work on this? This will be an 8x10 book.

I planned to do a second one later with the rest of the weeks but didn't end up doing that. Last week of work for the year. Celebratory lunch for our final work day of the year.

Again, I've made a simple template for each and will just repeat it throughout the notebook. I've fitted two 4x8 templates onto one sheet.

this year after vowing not to take on a yearly project), I am just going through my camera roll each week

I've had this Cathy Zielske digital template (HERE) for years and thought it would be perfect for this I had to shorten the photo spot on the template to get it to a square but otherwise kept it the same