Facebook now lets you share your feelings in a status update! I'm in love with this idea. I like to look back on my facebook statuses to see what I was doing while putting together project life spreads and this update is a great way to include some of the more everyday aspects of life.
Learn more about sharing your feelings here: https://www.facebook.com/help/427780037309149/?ref=icon
Showing posts with label document the everyday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label document the everyday. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Make This Mini Book Right Now!
Today I'm sharing a quick way to create a super small album to document all your current favorites! Books, movies, tv shows, and any other 'right now' memories, the sky is the limit.
This is a no-photo mini album made entirely out of Basically Bare heart embellishment pieces. I used both the chipboard/cardboard hearts as well as one of the felt hearts.

To make this quick mini album: cover both sides of each of your heart pieces with patterned paper. Then punch a hole in the upper right (or left) hand corner of each heart. Decorate your hearts with alphabet stickers, journaling, & little embellishments. When you are finished, put a binder ring through the punched holes and your album is complete!
This is a no-photo mini album made entirely out of Basically Bare heart embellishment pieces. I used both the chipboard/cardboard hearts as well as one of the felt hearts.

To make this quick mini album: cover both sides of each of your heart pieces with patterned paper. Then punch a hole in the upper right (or left) hand corner of each heart. Decorate your hearts with alphabet stickers, journaling, & little embellishments. When you are finished, put a binder ring through the punched holes and your album is complete!
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Monday, December 3, 2012
Fitting In: How, What, & Why.
I have the hardest time fitting in. I'm generally awkward when it comes to just acting like everyone else. I only have a few close friends and even though I love being around people; large groups tire me out quickly -- I'm pretty much a quintessential introvert.
Where does that fit in with my scrapbooking? and why does it matter?
There are a couple of important reasons:
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all about me,
document the everyday,
fitting in
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