two-page tuesday
Tonight, I had two goals - to get some scrapbooking done and to watch a movie that I've had from Netflix for waaaay too long. So it was scrapbooking in the living room again!
I try not to make many pages that only have one photo. For me - for how I document life in my albums - it seems a bit wasteful. However, it sometimes happens that I have just one photo for something that I really want to scrapbook. Such was the case with this page, for which I'd used an offer for free 8x10 prints.
For this page, on the other hand, I was more focused on what I wanted the page to convey...especially in the journaling. I ended up going with a simple list, and that (combined with my favorite pictures from that hike) was perfect. I was also pleased with how the little accents turned out - like the little flower in the O of "love." That's not something I do often, but it looks good.
And one advantage to scrapbooking on the couch? Simultaneously snuggling with Gru on a chilly night. It was delightful. (As was the movie!)
Where I am: home
What I'm reading: The Edge of Nowhere by Elizabeth George
I try not to make many pages that only have one photo. For me - for how I document life in my albums - it seems a bit wasteful. However, it sometimes happens that I have just one photo for something that I really want to scrapbook. Such was the case with this page, for which I'd used an offer for free 8x10 prints.
For this page, on the other hand, I was more focused on what I wanted the page to convey...especially in the journaling. I ended up going with a simple list, and that (combined with my favorite pictures from that hike) was perfect. I was also pleased with how the little accents turned out - like the little flower in the O of "love." That's not something I do often, but it looks good.
And one advantage to scrapbooking on the couch? Simultaneously snuggling with Gru on a chilly night. It was delightful. (As was the movie!)
Where I am: home
What I'm reading: The Edge of Nowhere by Elizabeth George
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