We had a great time at the Daily Pages x Scrapbooking workshop this Saturday. In fact, it was a great National Scrapbooking Day all around. I had some fun chats over in the Awesome Ladies Project community, and I thoroughly enjoyed the weekend.
This month, in honor of National Scrapbooking Day, I’ll be doing lots more scrapbooking in my Daily Pages. Which is great, because I’ve got a ton of photos that I want to share, a bunch of supplies that I want to use, and some incredibly fun bits and bobs that will work perfectly in Daily Pages.
PS—Hope you’re watching the Met Gala Red Carpet tonight! It’s one of my favorite nights of the year!
Technique of the Day
This week’s Currently List:
Watching:
You (series finale)
The Righteous Gemstones (series finale)
Reading:
Onyx Storm—new audiobook coming out this week, and I’ve got to be ready.
Listening:
Fellowship of the Ring. I’m almost done. Gandalf has fallen.
Making:
My Week in the Life digital notebook. I’m just playing around right now, deciding how I want to lay things out and what programs I want to use.
Feeling:
Okay.
Planning:
Garden stuff. I’m going to need to supplement my tomato and pepper plants this year. I’m a little annoyed, but it is what it is.
Loving:
Spring produce! We’re getting ramps and asparagus tomorrow.
Supply List
Photo — Persnickety Prints
Embellishments — Ali Edwards Storyteller Kit
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Tips & Creative Wisdom
Use Daily Pages to Scrapbook the Extras
If you’ve got photos, ephemera, or stories that don’t quite fit into your traditional layouts, Daily Pages is the perfect place to play. No pressure—just get them onto the page.
Pro Tip: Keep a small tray or folder near your workspace labeled “Daily Pages Scrapbooking.” Toss in leftovers or favorites you want to revisit.
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