Last week, I showed you the first part of my minibook of travels, my first completed hybrid album. So, today it’s about time for me to show you the second part of the album. Take a look: And are you looking for the first part? You can find it HERE.
After lots and lots of cards that I presented to you in the hybrid hub over the last couple of months, I’ve got a special treat for you today. I finally managed to upload my finished mini-book project on my travels with my parents a couple of year ago. And today, I’m ready to present to you the first part. This is a full hybrid project for which I used lots of digital scrapbooking products that I printed, cut, and assembled into this book. Part 2 will follow next week.
Time is flying. Can you believe week four has already passed? (Well for most of you who do DD projects, you’re probably still at week 3). But anyhow. It’s time for me to share the latest on my DD album: For larger view and credits, click on individual pages. Now it’s time for me to get ready for the holidays. To all of you I wish a merry Christmas and some happy celebrating.
I finally managed to get decent pictures of my completed album, so here’s my 2011 December Daily project at a glance: For credits and product information click on the images in the weekly recap posts: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, and Week 5.
Merry Christmas, everyone! My December Daily album is coming together just nicely this year, so it’s time for another recap of what happened this past week (all images are linked to gallery for product info) … For most of you, it’s time to celebrate now, so I won’t keep you much longer. Have fun making memories! PS. For more inspiration, see Week 3, Week 2, and Week 1.
Time is flying! I can’t believe another week has past already. I’ve already completed my third week, and only one week till Christmas is left! Here’s a glimpse at my pages and activities this past week … And I actually managed to also create the cover page for my front and back cover. Can’t wait to see everything printed out and assembled into an actual album. Will definitely show you when it’s finished! I actually love how doing the December Daily project helps me make this season so much more meaningful. After all, I’m a lot more intentional about how I spend my days as I’m trying to incorporate something related to Christmas and its traditions into my daily activities. I hope you still have just as much fun with your DD project as I have. And don’t forget: Keeping things easy is half the work. PS. For more inspiration, see Week 2, and Week 1.
Yes, you’re right: It’s been a little quiet in my galleries recently. For one, I’ve been really busy with work and real life lately, and for another: I got inspired. “Inspired?” you ask. Yep. Another one of my inspirations. This time it’s all about minibooks. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, just hop on over to this place HERE. Take a look at this lady’s scrap-creations. In my opinion, she’s created some pretty amazing minibooks. Or THIS one. This lady, too, has lots of super fun travel books/journals that she creates. So much inspiration to look at. It actually got me thinking: I hardly ever print out photos. And wouldn’t it be fun to have a little collection of photos, memories, journaling to put together into a small photo/minibook? Well, I didn’t just think about it. I actually went ahead and did it. Or at least, I started it. Still got a lot more pages to do (and am realizing that this book probably exceeds the size that I had expected it to …
