Well, oh well, it’s time to give some thought to those new year resolutions again. How are we doing on those, friends? Do we keep up with our goals? If you don’t have a clue where to start on your new year’s resolutions, or if you just need a little motivation to get started, here are today’s journaling prompts: And here’s my take on these prompts: Font used in the prompt is DJB Squirrels in My Pants by Darcy Baldwin, available at sweetshoppedesigns.com.
December 2012 is over – and to be honest, I’m glad I’m done with the December Daily this year. Don’t get me wrong, I love doing it because if nothing else, it helps me live the season very consciously and make the most of every day, but I’m glad I don’t have to try and keep up with a page for every day anymore. I still have two more pages I need to show you, and soon I’ll be ready to share with you the finished project. See my other weekly recaps here: Week 5 Week 4 Week 3 Week 2 Week 1
Credits: Shattered by Traci Reed & Meghan Mullens Broken glass effects are brushes combined with styles
Credits: Babycakes by Libby Pritchett & Erica Zane Paper Clips – Chevrons by Libby Pritchett Font: DJB Preppy Side by Darcy Baldwin Inspired by Krystal Hartley’s “These Lips are Made for Loving”
Credits: What A Man by Traci Reed Get it Scrapped Sketch 88 by Debbie Hodge
Credits: Everyday Story Telling – Winter by Jenn Barrette & Kristin Cronin-Barrow Slip Ins 2 by Traci Reed Layered Labels – Days of the Week 1 by Cindy Schneider Layered Labels – Days of the Week 2 (modified) by Cindy Schneider Layered Labels – Every Day 2 by Cindy Schneider Layered Journaling Cards 1: 3×4 by Cindy Schneider Font: DJB Preppy Side by Darcy Baldwin
Time for the next installment of my digital scrapbook kit “A Cozy Christmas.” Today you’ll get the second set of papers. I hope the link works properly for you (believe me, I do pay attention to set it up right the first time, but you never know what mischief maker may get in the way, right 😉 ). So, that’s it for this week. Don’t forget to come back next week for the first set of elements, and if you’ve missed the earlier parts of this kit, you can still grab them by finding the earlier posts tagged “freebie.” Don’t forget that everything under the copyright of Misty Hilltops Designs, so proper accreditation is required if you want to use this product. Happy Friday, scrappers!
2013 is well on its way, and of course it’s way too late talking about creating calendars. But I have my wall calendar that I created some time back using Cindy Schneider’s calendar templates. And today would be a good opportunity to show you what I did for my calendar. I made different versions – German and English, switched out photos etc. and had them printed, and I think they make awesome presents. Just take a look …
Alright, friends. Let’s start off this year with some inspiration. And since it’s the beginning of the year, we can’t avoid talking about Project Life. If you’ve been around any of the major digiscrap forums, it’s all too prominent – Project Life is everywhere. At least at my favorite store, the designers are whipping products for the use of PL like crazy, and if you take a look at the gallery at SSD, it seems like everyone is intent on doing it this year. It seems. I for one, will not embark on that journey. Not because I don’t like PL. On the contrary. But I know myself too well. And I know that 2013 is probably going to be the busiest year of my life (because I’m approaching the end of my postgraduate studies which means I’ve got major projects to work on). So, I’ve decided that I’m not going to add another project to my busy schedule. But that doesn’t mean we can’t talk about PL here in my little Digiscrap Corner. So, …
Credits: Develop from the Negatives by Traci Reed & Shawna Clingerman Veneered Alphas by Traci Reed
