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Post by LavenderLayoutLady on Nov 23, 2016 11:26:04 GMT
Yes, I know it's early for this discussion, but it's been on my mind. In a month and change, it will be 2017. Do you have any scrapbook goals in mind for the new year?
My goals:
Less buying on a whim, plan what I really need, then purchase. I have so many small embellishments. Good stuff. Stuff i will eventually use. But do I have all the albums I need? Nope.
Make my hobby a priority. Make myself a priority. I give everyone else my time. Kids, work, etc. And I'm always at the very bottom of my list. I need to cut out a chunk of time every week that is mine. And not just between 1 AM & 3 AM on a random weeknight. I need to designate a normal hours time that I can actually enjoy myself scrapbooking.
Make use of all my tools. I'm going to make a conscious effort to pull out all the dies, paper punches, stamps, and actually use them on my layouts. Maybe write a list of each one I use. Then later in the year I can see what I'm not using and evaluate why I'm not using it, and if it deserves space in my scrap area still.
Do you have any 2017 scrapbook goals?
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Post by freeatlast on Nov 23, 2016 12:32:34 GMT
I've been thinking about this, too.
My 2017 goals:
Some type of daily memory keeping/journaling. I've just about decided that I will use a Hobonichi Techo Cousin for this project.
More intentional purchasing and less buying "because it's cute". I've done a pretty good job this year but I know (by looking at this year's purchases) I could do better.
Continue to work on organizing and purging. Those Kallax shelves need to be assembled and put to use.
Cards - it's always about the cards for me. 2017 goal is 1,000 cards for charitable causes.
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Post by mikklynn on Nov 23, 2016 14:12:41 GMT
Stop buying should be my goal. freeatlast your card making goal is amazing!
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Post by nicolep on Nov 23, 2016 14:45:14 GMT
My goals: Less buying on a whim, plan what I really need, then purchase. I have so many small embellishments. Good stuff. Stuff i will eventually use. But do I have all the albums I need? Nope. Make my hobby a priority. Make myself a priority. I give everyone else my time. Kids, work, etc. And I'm always at the very bottom of my list. I need to cut out a chunk of time every week that is mine. And not just between 1 AM & 3 AM on a random weeknight. I need to designate a normal hours time that I can actually enjoy myself scrapbooking. I definitely agree with both...especially the "make myself a priority" and "make my hobby a priority". I could have written this myself. I do for everyone else and constantly put myself at the bottom. Scrapbooking is very therapeutic for me and I rarely ever sit and make time for it and it's one of my favorite things to do! The buying...yes, yes, yes. I need to stop and actually start using what I'm buying lol. This is a great question btw.
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Post by LavenderLayoutLady on Nov 23, 2016 15:21:50 GMT
Cards - it's always about the cards for me. 2017 goal is 1,000 cards for charitable causes. your card making goal is amazing! I agree freeatlast , that is an amazing card goal. May I ask where you donate your cards?
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Post by grammadee on Nov 23, 2016 15:54:17 GMT
I too "should" get my scrappy spending under control. Problem is that "putting myself first" sometimes goes overboard to mean in the moment, "I DESERVE to have these nice things after spending so much time and energy and money on other people all my life". I am hoping to continue to have fun with--and take photos of--my family members when I can. And then spend the time in between putting those photos on scrapbook pages. That isn't so much a goal as a continuation of a way of life. I DO have some photos from this past year that did not get into any of my albums. I have ideas and even titles in my head for how I had planned to scrap them, but never got to them. I tend to scrap the newest photos first, and sometimes batches of photos or specific insights or events get lost in the shuffle. At the end of each year, if I don't want to get overwhelmed, I usually declare all my albums "CLOSED and FINISHED" and I pack up my unused photos. I think this year I will select those batches I had plans for and package them up into page kits, complete with papers and maybe some embellishments & stickers as well as sticky notes with my journaling and title ideas) so when I go to a crop I can take them with me and get them scrapped. I don't usually do page kits, but I can see this may be helpful in this case. I also hope to continue to create most of the cards we send (birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas), and want to create a reserve of sympathy cards. I too think that freeatlast 's card making goal is amazing. I sometimes join into calls for specific cards, but don't tend to do this as the norm.
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Post by iheartpaper on Nov 23, 2016 16:22:58 GMT
I would like to really work on albums that are already in progress. While I love having projects, there are just too many for me to keep straight these days! I'd like to decide on which album is "next" and go from there. Maybe with a timeframe in which to finish it up.
At the same time I would like to start project life again. No rules project life seems to work best for me. More like a 2017 album combined with 12x12's. Stories as they happen. I've done pretty good at keeping up on my 30 Days of Thankful, and I'm doing December Daily, so this would just be flowing into the new year in a new album.
Over Christmas break I'd like to get DD19's college pictures in the divided page protectors in some kind of order so I can begin to work on that when I have random paper, embellishment and sticker leftovers. I have all but the last couple of weeks of pictures in the house.
I'm sure some kind of spending limits should be in order, but when it comes to the random LSS yard sales and warehouse boxes...everything seems to go out the window.
I am also interested in analyzing my album situation. Which albums do I need more of? When will I move back to 8 1/2x11? Is that still the plan? Should I instead move to 6x8 and 8x8 like my kids albums? I want to use my current stash of 12x12 albums before changing, but do I still want to buy the larger albums?
So many things to contemplate!
1000 cards...wow! You must make the organizations you donate to very happy!
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Post by sueg on Nov 23, 2016 16:36:48 GMT
Make my hobby a priority. Make myself a priority. I give everyone else my time. Kids, work, etc. And I'm always at the very bottom of my list. I need to cut out a chunk of time every week that is mine. And not just between 1 AM & 3 AM on a random weeknight. I need to designate a normal hours time that I can actually enjoy myself scrapbooking. I think this is what I want to do too. I spend too much time procrastinating and too little actually scrapping. One year, I'd like to finish my albums from that year's vacations before the end of the year. This year, I don't even have all the photos printed!
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Post by freeatlast on Nov 23, 2016 16:43:45 GMT
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Post by sleepingbooty on Nov 23, 2016 16:47:10 GMT
What a great topic, LavenderLayoutLady! I love being asked to reflect and make goals for 2017 before the end of the year madness. 1. Edit: I want to think through what I keep a memory of and why. While I'm already a pretty minimalist PLer with a very minimalist stash, I have come to realise that some of my spreads read more like a social media feed than the sweet nectar extract of my life. From having gone through my childhood pictures recently, I've taken a few things on board to make my PL experience more enjoyable both in the short and long runs. I'm going back to monthly spreads with a month-in-review card and less "filler" photos of my life because I (and that's only valid for me - not implying anyone else feels or should feel this way about it) end up not caring much about those years later. 2. Not rely on my personal albums to tell my life story and thoughts: I'm actively keeping a simple no-fuss no-embellishments no-nothing-but-black-ink-from-my-fountain-pen-on-white-pages diary-type notebook again and I want to stay in that zone for 2017. It suits me better. The notebook is for my stream of consciousness through the year. The PL album is my life at a glance. I just feel more complete and satisfied that way. 3. Help keep memories: I'm slowly but surely getting all the stuff together to make a proper 6x8 PL album for my parents next year. I plan on secretly keeping their memories (that I have access to or witnessed) for a full year and then give the album on Christmas Eve 2017 with an extra couple of page protectors at the back to fill the last bit of the holiday season with. I might even go as far as printing out photos on Christmas Eve itself, minutes before slipping it in a gift bag and handing it over, to make the surprise even greater. I hope they'll like it! 4. Stash it: keep it clean and simple, use up my tiny stash and try to only buy some decent white cardstock and vellum paper. Nothing more! (ha, right)5. Dig in for stamps: I have a lovely little box of stamp sets and next year's aim is to make sure I use every single stamp in there that I like. I'm trying to be good and not buy any new ones during the Black Friday sales because I realise I have enough. I just need to make sure to take out the box and dig in before I put together a spread. Stamps are a big investment I make believing I'll be able to use them multiple times. I plan on cashing in on that investment and making them work for their price tag in 2017. Same goes for the ink pads I own. 6. Selfish little me: like nicolep and LavenderLayoutLady, I want to make sure I continue focusing on me. My PL album is not that of my relationship, of my entire family or of my friends. While all of these people appear in it (and I love them, make mini albums for and/or about them), I need to make sure I stay on course and keep my Project Life as a capsule and harbour for my own life first and foremost. Self-care is an important part of my day-to-day existence. And I consider things such as taking the time to shoot a good self-portrait/including a decent selfie per spread, jotting down the music I'm currently bobbing along to, the occasional picture of a scene in my life nobody else would care about very important things for my well-being, gratitude and sense of independence as an individual. 7. Memories before spreads: I plan on continuing the path I'm on which is that of a semi-scrapper in many ways. Sometimes, I feel like a total wannabe scrapbooker on this forum because I don't do hauls, I clearly don't purchase as regularly or as much as what is posted here. I don't have a lot of stuff, I don't have new albums waiting to be filled, I don't have a lot of budget for this hobby but, in the end, that's ok with me. My priority remains to get away and make memories. And I'll live vicariously as a proper scrapbooker through the posts full of fancy scrap room pictures and droolworthy hauls on here instead.
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Post by jookie on Nov 23, 2016 17:11:00 GMT
This is a great question. I have a lot of goals for 2017 but also realize that I will have some challenges in meeting these goals. Firstly, I am finishing off 2016 with December Daily. This will be my third year participating and while I absolutely love my albums from years past, it takes a lot out of me during the month and I find that I take a big break from scrapping afterwards. I hope to not take too big of a break this time because there are so many things I want to document.
2017 goals: - Start and maintain a family album. I've already done a few 8.5 x 11 layouts and have ordered an album for these. I want this album to be my main focus in telling my family's story during the year. I enjoy scrapping things as they happen so I hope I can keep up on it. - Start and maintain baby #2's baby scrapbook. - Participate in WITL and DD again in 2017.
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Post by Elsabelle on Nov 23, 2016 17:40:24 GMT
I haven't given any thought to this and it's another reminder that the end of the year is sneaking up on me. My first goal is to scrap my Disney album from this year's trip. I want to get that done before we go again in April. I've been simplifying a lot of my layouts lately just to get them done so I won't feel so behind. Yes, I'm one of those people who likes to be caught up. So after I'm done with Disney I will be close to being caught up and won't have the need to rush through simple layouts. I would like to start taking my time, being more creative, and using more tools and techniques. I'd like to buy a small sewing machine. I miss sewing on my layouts since I broke my Kenmore Mini Ultra. I loved that little darling. I really need to buy albums and page protectors. That was on my last goal list and I still haven't done it. I would also like to scrap memories from my kids' childhoods that I should have scrapped at the time. Funny things they said, a list of their first words, phases they had, etc. The last thing on my list is to get back to recording memories and quotes in a notebook so I'll be ready for journaling when I scrap. Also, those random pictures that don't make sense when I look at them a long time later will make sense because I'll have the memory written down to go with it.
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Post by Linda on Nov 23, 2016 17:43:27 GMT
I'm nodding in agreement with many of you as I read through the thread. And I hope someone will bump this thread up periodically, perhaps quarterly?. so we can reflect on how we're doing on our goals and if they are still relevant. Did we do a thread like this for 2016?
My goals for 2017:
-keep scrapping and scanning -I want to finish up 2016 and keep up with 2017 as it happens - I did that with 2016 until early-summer and then life got busy... -I want to finish up some more of the partially finished family albums -I want to scrap our Disney trip from 2009 -catch up on the girls GS albums -do my son's first year in the Navy album (his anniversary was this week) -keep making cards -use my QK dies and stamps more
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Post by carolynhasacat on Nov 23, 2016 18:16:06 GMT
I love this thread! So many great ideas and goals here. Here are the 3 things that I'm doing in 2017:
1. Continue my quest to finish up some projects that I've already started. I made GREAT progress this year in finishing albums and projects, and I'm super proud of what I've been able to accomplish. I want to use this feeling to drive me forward in finishing up even more projects. Main things I'm motivated to do - December Dailys, Vacation albums, DS baby book.
2. Focus on scrapping my stories (vs stories about DS or our little family). I plan to do a girly scrapbook solely focused on my stories. I'm underrepresented in my albums, and both DH and DS have encouraged me to start telling my stories.
3. Continue with my current projects - WITL (will be Easter week in 2017), December Daily, and Chatbooks. I did P365 for 4 years and got very tired of it, but I am keeping a P365-lite on FB (printed through Chatbooks). I will continue with this project because it's super fun to do it this way.
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Post by anniefb on Nov 23, 2016 18:43:45 GMT
This is a great question though I haven't given it a a lot of thought yet. I'll be continuing to scrap old photos from the 90s and early 2000s.
My goal should probably be to buy less and I have just cancelled my Story Kit so that will help a bit.
I'm also spending 6 weeks in the U.K. Over Chirotmas and January so that will give plenty to work on when I get back.
I'd definitely like to do more with my Cameo.
I'd love to be able to make more time to scrap but between work, gardening and other chores plus my running I realisitically only have Sunday as my crafting day so I don't think that will change much.
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Post by christinec68 on Nov 23, 2016 20:41:27 GMT
I've been thinking about scrap related goals lately...I feel like I floundered a lot this year and want to do more next year. 1) Take more pictures. I was in such a funk about scrapbooking since the spring that I barely took pictures which just perpetuates the cycle of not scrapbooking. 2) Use my tools. I am stealing LavenderLayoutLady 's item and challenging myself to pull out the cameo, sewing machine, minc, punches, stamps, etc on a regular basis. 3) Make cards to donate. I am going to take freeatlast 's lead and make cards to donate. Thank you for posting about it and the links of where to send them. 4) Get my pictures in order. I have a huge drawer filled with pictures that need some attention - put in order, scanned, some such thing. If I don't get anything else done, this must be completed by the end of the year.
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Post by myboysnme on Nov 23, 2016 20:53:24 GMT
I didn't have any until I read this post but here are some:
I want to finish my California years albums by the end of January. I had hopes to finish it this past weekend's getaway but I missed a whole day being sick so that was 12+ hours of lost crop time. I should have 3 crops between now and then to do it. I also want to catch up on any current photos other than my son's role play hobby which is too many photos to count. If I can get all of that done through to my first crop in Feb I will be on target.
By my mid February getaway I want to be ready to start a new project. I may work on son's role play photos that entire getaway to catch them up, but I want by March to be onto a new project. I have many to choose from. I want to do at least 2 projects this year; one finished by the end of June and the second by the end of 2017.
My projects are basically groups of time or place, or theme. I have a desire to get my photos scrapped from my life before kids so they will have all of that to enjoy and not just toss the pics out because they don't tell any story. They can still toss them but it won't be for lack of a story or context.
I have collected many more heritage photos and articles from ancestry.com that I would love to get scrapped, and I would love to work on my husband's childhood album. So those may be my 2 projects.
I am not even going to pretend that I will organize anything or stop buying because I won't. I love paper and stickers and that is not going to change.
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Post by Elsabelle on Nov 26, 2016 19:35:47 GMT
I haven't given any thought to this and it's another reminder that the end of the year is sneaking up on me. My first goal is to scrap my Disney album from this year's trip. I want to get that done before we go again in April. I've been simplifying a lot of my layouts lately just to get them done so I won't feel so behind. Yes, I'm one of those people who likes to be caught up. So after I'm done with Disney I will be close to being caught up and won't have the need to rush through simple layouts. I would like to start taking my time, being more creative, and using more tools and techniques. I'd like to buy a small sewing machine. I miss sewing on my layouts since I broke my Kenmore Mini Ultra. I loved that little darling. I really need to buy albums and page protectors. That was on my last goal list and I still haven't done it. I would also like to scrap memories from my kids' childhoods that I should have scrapped at the time. Funny things they said, a list of their first words, phases they had, etc. The last thing on my list is to get back to recording memories and quotes in a notebook so I'll be ready for journaling when I scrap. Also, those random pictures that don't make sense when I look at them a long time later will make sense because I'll have the memory written down to go with it. I bought albums and page protectors last night!!!
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Post by wallyagain on Nov 26, 2016 19:44:34 GMT
Get caught up on my editing and printing of photos. Just do more scrapping, I didn't do much this year. Use my stuff, period.
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Post by scrapaddict702 on Nov 26, 2016 22:51:56 GMT
My goals are to scrap more (my goal every year, haha) and to use up more things instead of just dabbling. With my oldest in school full time and the holidays being over (keep in mind, this started in the summer as a 'when my oldest is in school' and ended at that) I hope to be able to get more done. We'll have fewer visitors and my routine will be a bit more set. My husband also started at his job's new office this past week, so I won't have him home during lunch anymore since it's clear across town. That means, no interruptions and no excuses not to create while my younger two are napping (which is literally the only positive in the move...every other aspect is depressing as hell).
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Post by leeny on Nov 27, 2016 2:11:43 GMT
I could copy pretty much what most of you said. I tried digital for awhile this year and I am not totally enthralled with it. I will keep it up for special projects, like a family cookbook I am working on so I can print multiple copies. But I want to return to paper. I love the actual process. I too, want to find a place to donate cards to. I like to make them, but don't have many family members or friends to give them to. I am getting my scraproom back, so this is the time to unpack, use and create!
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Post by LisaDV on Nov 27, 2016 12:57:35 GMT
My goals would be a compliation of others mention here. I could definitely steal all of your goals LavenderLayoutLady. Plus add in Elsabelle's buying of albums and page protectors one since I'm switching all of my albums over to WRMK ones; I'll tweak her memory keeping one to also add organizing my memorabilia that I'll want to include. Lastly I'll put, not to worry about the photos and just use them. Since our house is yukky and we're still working on refurbishing (which means each room gets taken to the studs in turn) when I take a photo I always think yuk you can see the hole in the drywall or the piles of boxes that were stored there while we work on another part of the house or the color of the walls since we haven't done that room yet. I am getting ready to paint my great room due to the color and that it won't be remodeled for at least 2 years now. But there will still be holes in the drywall in spots, the doorways are unfinished. I just need to get over it and scrapbook those photos anyway. It's our life right now. Elsabelle, way to go!! So glad you got your albums and page protectors purchased. leeny, I completely understand. I do digital and paper. Sometimes I just need to move more quickly which digital accomplishes for me, but I get more joy out of the paper play. scrapaddict702,sometimes it's hard to take that nap time to spend on scrapbooking. You see piles of dishes or laundry or ..... Maybe just make it a goal for one day a week and see how it goes, then you can add in more days if you feel like it and just call them BONUS days. Hopefully it will cheer you up as well. Hugs.
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Post by scrappington on Nov 27, 2016 16:16:04 GMT
I really look forward to this thread every year, and I actually logged onto my actual computer to respond.
Other posters have nailed it: I need to make me a priority and my hobby a priority. And I believe someone said it last year "just make it part of your routine, then it becomes routine" (not a verbatim quote but that is the jist of it). For awhile that did work for me in 2016, and then I let it fall out of routine. I want to get that back.
My goal is to until I have my scrap space organized again: to spend 15 minutes a day cleaning and putting away. I'm sure some days I will spend more but spending some time every day in my room will make me happy and I will accomplish something. It become routine and it gets my space usable again.
I love creating it makes me so happy. I always feel its such a chore to get supplies out etc, mostly because my space is in chaos, but when I do I'm just so happy. Even if I just colour an image I'm happy.
Another pea had a blog post about a point system she rewarded herself for using new product, for using old product etc. She then would reward herself with and allowance to buy more product or something like that. I think that is a good idea.
I have slowed down in my shopping and have been using what I have.
My main overall goal is to just create more.
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Post by infochick on Nov 27, 2016 17:10:39 GMT
I always seem to have the best of intentions this time of year that seem to fizzle out by mid-January. I'm hoping by writing it down, I'll be a bit more dedicated this year. I suppose a lot of it does go back to making my hobby a priority. Before January hits I want to finish reorganizing my scrap space. Having a dedicated place where I can spend some scrappy time (even if it's just 10 or 15 minutes) will go a long way to helping me accomplish my 2017 goals. So, for 2017, my goals are: 1. Project Life...for the last several years I have desperately wanted to complete a project life album but seem to run out of steam when I realize that as a single woman who lives alone it can be difficult to see the value in capturing everyday moments. Still, I would like to do this for at least one year. Much like iheartpaper I want to follow the approach of using PL to document the everyday stuff with 12x12s interspersed to capture those special moments and satisfy my creative cravings for traditional pages. 2. Take more photos...this goes along with goal 1. I need to make a point of taking photos of little things...going out to dinner with friends, a favourite outfit, my favourite places, things I see when I go for walks. I need something to populate those PL pockets! 3. Catch up on vacation albums...I have two unfinished vacation albums (Cuba and Alaska) and I want to finish these before I lose track of the stories I want to tell. I also spent a month in Europe this year, and I want that album to be a focus this year. 4. Learn a new technique...this year I have decided it is brush lettering. I've ordered some pens, and plan to start dedicating some time to becoming more comfortable with my penmanship this year, and trying to use it as a design element on cards and layouts. As mentioned above, I should also curb my scrappy spending. Although, it isn't so much this as it is me needing to actually make a dent in the stash that I have so that I am not just adding to the pile of supplies without using it. I'm lucky to have heaps of supplies that I love, I just need to scrap more than I shop so that I can work my stash down to a more reasonable level.
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Post by Elsabelle on Nov 27, 2016 21:02:29 GMT
infochick, do you think you'd do better with a monthly review type of layout instead of weekly? That way you could include day to day type of pictures and events. I did that for my 2015 pictures and I also will scrap event layouts that will have more pictures and journaling and I'll take more time with them. The monthly review layouts are more simple. Just a suggestion for anyone who is overwhelmed by weekly PL layouts.
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Post by infochick on Nov 28, 2016 5:06:49 GMT
infochick , do you think you'd do better with a monthly review type of layout instead of weekly? That way you could include day to day type of pictures and events. I did that for my 2015 pictures and I also will scrap event layouts that will have more pictures and journaling and I'll take more time with them. The monthly review layouts are more simple. Just a suggestion for anyone who is overwhelmed by weekly PL layouts. Yes! I think this is exactly what I need to do. I really like the idea of looking at it as a month in review, and especially the idea of keeping it simple. I keep looking at really elaborate and detailed PL spreads on Pinterest, but I think that keeping it more simple might be the key to success. In thinking about the month in review, I might try to come up with a couple of things that I could repeat in every review spread (a selfie, a "currently" journaling card, etc.). I think I also need to admit to myself that some months I will have less to include, and just cut the page protector down, or use a different configuration, and be ok with that. Thanks for the suggestion, I really appreciate it SaveSave
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Post by 950nancy on Nov 28, 2016 5:33:42 GMT
Just one goal- to pace myself. I won't touch a piece of a paper for weeks and then I won't put down the trimmer for a month.
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Post by teacherlisa on Nov 28, 2016 14:11:45 GMT
my goals for 2017: prioritize this hobby-schedule in planner! 2017 project life (in app) monthly spreads "take" the online classes I have paid for ( I have both ali edwards classes and CZ classes that I have paid for and need to make time to take) organize photos- I dislike this task immensely but really can not go forward w/ scrapping until it happens. handle my printer situation ( new computer, new printer, not playing nice...just need to get it worked out) print pics to scrap ( why i need to get organized!)
to add- some things I want to make sure I document in 2017- movies watched top news stories some of my quirks tv shows i watch fave memes some text messages the food I love my friends the music I listen to the books I read jan is for___ feb is for___
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Post by grammadee on Nov 28, 2016 14:52:49 GMT
Love your list, teacherlisa! Maybe if I had a list like this tacked up in my scraproom, I would remember to scrap a little more about ME to fit in with all the THINGS that HAPPENED. Don't think I mentioned this before, but my oldest dgs is graduating from high school in June, and he asked for a scrapbook all about HIM! I am thinking of copying all the pages I have made in the past with him featured or included, and then add a cover page and create a few pages for his grad.
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Post by LisaDV on Nov 28, 2016 21:48:36 GMT
Don't think I mentioned this before, but my oldest dgs is graduating from high school in June, and he asked for a scrapbook all about HIM! I am thinking of copying all the pages I have made in the past with him featured or included, and then add a cover page and create a few pages for his grad. That's awesome! He will love it.
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