This may be of no interest to anyone except scrapbookers (and maybe a few relatives who love me unconditionally and will read/watch whatever I post here).
After my Glen Ella weekend, I have scrapbooking on the brain. One of the projects I completed over the weekend was Project Life.
Project Life
Last Christmas (Christmas 2009), I asked my mom for Becky Higgins's Project Life Album Kit. I won't go into detail with what comes with the kit because you can read all about it on her website, but I took the "photo a day for a year" approach. Now that the album is complete, I absolutely love it. (Also, this album could easily be done by someone who isn't a "scrapbooker." It's basically an album with some cards for journaling.)
The difficult part for me was just the process of printing the photos and getting them in the album. Because of that, I decided this year to do the digital version of Project Life to eliminate the whole printing the photo part; I simply upload the photos to my album as often as I want. I know I sound like an infomercial here, but yesterday I uploaded my first batch of photos and the site was extremely easy to use. At the end of the year, I will simply order my completed album. (If you are interested in this...if you pay now, you get about $30 off the price of the album.)
Okay, y'all, we are in the midst of a WEATHER EVENT, so I have some spare time on my hands. I made a video of my album if you are interested.
That's right. A scrapbooking video. Don't judge me.
All the photos in the slideshow are just some of many in my album. And I am so glad I have them.
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2 comments:
I know that I make fun of the scrapbooking, but this is really nice!
(Do you choose the music?)
Thanks, Tim! :-)
Yes, I picked the music. (I think the Snow Days might have fostered an addiction to iMovie.)
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