Has anyone seen the "10 on the 10th" project?

Hmm that sounds interesting. I've been wanting to do a project like this but have never been successful. But maybe if I can make a plan for myself and do simple PL app pages it may work. TFS

I'm trying to think of who else I've seen doing a similar project - I think different numbers of photos on a different day each month (12 on the 12th? 15 on the 15th?). No easy way to search for those though. ecvnj58 do you do something like this?

ETA: looks like that 10onthe10th IG hashtag is used for lots of other things, especially 10 things to tell you podcast content! I couldn't find any scrap related stuff from a quick IG search. But I know I've seen those kinds of projects out there. 

It’s me!!!! I’m going to join Shannon on the 10 on the 10th though because 12 has been too many to fit on a layout 🤣

Someone else used to do 12 photos on the 12th in the scrapbooking community years ago. The photography community also has the hour by hour project which I have done. It comes out to 12-14 photos for the day.

Francine from callaloo soup has been doing this for awhile. The link above is for a blog post she did about this.
Here's her instagram too: Callaloo Soup

That being said, I will probably join in, but I always say I'll do it and never actually do it. 

Amy Gretchen used to do this - but it was 12 photos on the 12th.

Thanks! I started following her! Looks like she last used the hashtag in Sept 2019.

I think I might do this. I’ve been feeling like my scrapbooks are missing the little bits of daily life, so I think this would be a doable approach for me.

I remember doing this back in 2010-ish. I'm pretty sure Elizabeth Dillow and Angie Lucas were part of it then.
So it probably pre-dates Day in the Life / Week in the Life. Wasn't that around 2014/15 ish?

Anyone else remember the short-lived Ella Publishing? 

Ok this is my template: square photos, 5x8 trade book, Kerri Bradford block of time stamps for the month, everyday explorers 29 prompts for decoration.

Reminder Sunday is the 10th.

http://instagr.am/p/CJzzlBWli6s

Ugh I completely forgot about this! 🤦‍♀️ Maybe I’ll try again in February.

Am I the only one who never attempts these types of theme albums? It's not that I don't like the idea. Probably the fact that I have so many photos waiting to be scrapbooked I mentally tell myself I don't need another project?!?!

As it is described here I am not interested either. I don't want to take 10 random photos on a particular calendar date and then scrap them. I have WAYYYYY to many photos to scrap already. Now I could possibly see altering the idea to something like a photo a day for 10 days, or a photo every month for 12 months. I do that with photos of my DGD. I choose one photo each month and put it on a 2 page layout that runs the entire year.

I'm wondering, because I don't really understand it, what is this photo prompt supposed to achieve? Why is a certain number of photos on a certain day, for lack of a better term, scrapworthy? I know anything can be scrapworthy in actuality if a person wants to scrap it, but what is the motivation? I am truly wondering.

my opinion? It's not.  There's no reason other than because '10 on the 10th' sounds catchy.  That's my guess.

And it's a way to capture a 'slice of life' if you're not already doing it in some other fashion.  But mostly because it's a catchy title.