I’m so grateful that I started this layout early in the month and kept adding to my journaling cards as the month progressed because as I reached the end of May, I didn't feel like working on this project. I think it’s important to carve time for creative projects when you have the energy to work on them.
Here’s a little glimpse of my past month:
Read MoreI think you know what I’m going to say here, right? It’s the last day of the month and that means I’m going to share my roundup prompt!
Read MoreI'm going to be sharing these FREE holiday lists every month this year so now is a great time to add my blog feed to your rss reader, bookmark my site and/or sign up for my mailing list. 📬You can even receive my blog posts via email.
These ideas are great for creating memories, photography prompts, adding to your planners, and even classrooms and homeschool settings!
I’ve fallen a bit behind on my blogging this week and I’m having a hard time getting a post together today for some reason. We are getting ready to do some traveling over Memorial Day weekend so I’m thinking this is a good time for an official break. I’ll be back on Wednesday the 29th.
Read MoreI was quite surprised when I got an email about a week ago asking me if I was willing to share any digital files. I thought it was pretty bold for someone to ask a designer, but I know it happens more than I would like to think. It made me realize that it’s important to review digi scrapping etiquette (and legal terms) once in a while.
Read MoreI’ve been reading a lot of great books this year and one of my favorites was Craft a Life You Love by Amy Tangerine. I’ve followed Amy’s work for several years, but I didn’t know much about her background or how she got started in the scrapbooking industry. Her story is fascinating and her philosophy on crafting is so refreshing. I felt so inspired after I read this book that I ordered another copy and sent it to my daughter.
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