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It has been a while. I really do not scrap very much in the summer. I always think that as soon as school starts I will be back to scrapping, but the reality is that the start of a new school year, fall school sports, and final outdoor cleanup makes scrapping in the fall hit or miss.
I have completed two digital scrapbooks - our daughter's trip to Mackinac Island and Michigan Tech's Family Weekend from 2013. I have also completed a few miscellaneous pages over the past couple of months and need to find my notes on the count for those pages.
On Sunday, I got to work. I downloaded the Cameo Silhouette software to the new laptop (our old computer was fried by lightning). While I should have tackled our Med Cruise book, I completed the 2015 running scrapbook and completed the Princess 10K scrapbook. With those two out of the way, I will begin the Expedition Everest Challenge scrapbook tonight.
So, out of curiosity, how many of you work on multiple scrapbooks at once (and conversely, how many do only one book at a time)?
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Way to go, pago!
I usually have more than one going at a time, but generally focus on just one for awhile. DS15's Boy Scout album is very behind, but I'm nearly caught up on all my Disney trip books...just started the last one. 'Course, I have another trip coming up for my birthday, so I'll be getting behind again. But what a great reason, amiright?
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I am into four figures now! I finished a 52-page sunsets and sunrises of the world photobook for my DMIL's Christmas present over the weekend, which now puts me on 1,043 - wow!
I'm working on another one, but this time for us. All the Christmas presents are thankfully done now.
I am into four figures now! I finished a 52-page sunsets and sunrises of the world photobook for my DMIL's Christmas present over the weekend, which now puts me on 1,043 - wow!
I'm working on another one, but this time for us. All the Christmas presents are thankfully done now.
You exceeded my wildest dreams!!!!!!!! I knew you could do it.
I have only done 3 more layouts since I last posted--current total 208/250. I have had the pictures and papers out on my table for over a week now...two things have stalled me. First, lack of inspiration and second, foot pain since I stand up to scrap. I have plantar fasciitis and am having a major flair up caused by extended hours on my feet at my retail job. Going to the podiatrist on Monday to see if he can do anything and to schedule a bunion removal for early 2016.
That pixie dust must have worked big time! Well, that and the injection and anti-flam meds I got! LOL! After my dr's appt on Monday, I made two layouts and yesterday did another. 211/250.
That pixie dust must have worked big time! Well, that and the injection and anti-flam meds I got! LOL! After my dr's appt on Monday, I made two layouts and yesterday did another. 211/250.
Five more done since my last post 216/250. And I tried something new--have any of you every done a 6x12 layout? I used my Fuse tool to make the page protector so it's like an insert in between a 2 page spread.
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I finished a 52-page sunsets and sunrises of the world photobook for my DMIL's Christmas present over the weekend, which now puts me on 1,043 - wow! 
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