Document Your Getaway

Over the summer I wrote a three-part tutorial on scrapbooking your vacation while its happening. I created a mini-book of our trip to the Newport Folk Festival, but this technique could be used for layouts or project life as well. This is also a great way to prepare for longer mini-albums like the December Daily that's coming up in a few short weeks.

Part I: Gathering Your Supplies
Part II: Working Away From Home
Part III: Finishing Up At Home

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Documenting Your Getaway // Part 3: Finishing Up at Home

     

This is the third article in a multi-part series on how to prepare for and document those quick trips away from home. Road Trips, Long Weekends, Festivals, even Stay-cations can get scrapped in record time with lots of detail and fun. Today's topic will cover finishing up your book at home. The first article in this series covered making a kit to take with you and the second article in this series covered taking your kit on the road and how to make the most of your time

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Documenting Your Getaway // Part 2: Being Creative Away from Home

This is the second article in a multi-part series on how to prepare for and document those quick trips away from home. Road Trips, Long Weekends, Festivals, even Stay-cations can get scrapped in record time with lots of detail and fun. This topic will cover taking your kit on the road, carving out time to be creative, and how to make the most of your time. The first article in this series covered making a kit to take with you and later on we'll cover finishing up your book at home. 

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Documenting Your Getaway // Part One: Choosing and Packing Supplies

This is the first article in a multi-part series on how to prepare for and document those quick trips away from home. Road Trips, Long Weekends, Festivals, even Stay-cations can get scrapped in record time with lots of detail and fun. This first topic will cover creating a to-go kit, and later on we'll cover scrapping away from home, printing pictures on the road, in-the-moment journaling, and finishing up your book. 

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