You are constantly making memories. Now’s the time to learn how to round them up and turn them into keepsakes! The really important memories in our lives are often a culmination of the small, everyday routines and events that shape our daily life. This two-week workshop will teach you to document and use your experiences to create unique and meaningful journals, blog entries and scrapbook projects.
Katie (also known as “Katie the Scrapbook Lady”) is the creator of scrapbookladypages.com, a contributing writer atThe Daily Digi, and the co-host of The Digi Show podcast. She has been a scrapbooker since 1983 and a digital scrapbooker and blogger since 2005. She has been published in Memory Makers Magazine and several Memory Makers books, as well as in Digital Scrapbooking Magazine.
You will learn about Katie’s monthly blog roundup tool, and ten other different types of roundup-based inspiration to use for your own projects. Each week of the workshop comes with a video presentation, PDF handouts, a forum for questions and answers, and a live chat with Katie. As an added bonus, you will receive printable checklists, idea sheets, and free downloadable templates to help you with your own roundups.
NOTE FROM KATIE: I started my well-known monthly roundup exercise on my blog back in January of 2006 and I haven’t missed a roundup in over 70 months! Even if you are one of my loyal roundup followers, this workshop will give you the opportunity to fully explore the roundup process, learn my best tips and tricks, and find brand NEW ways to roundup your own memories. Whether or not you’ve ever tried a roundup, you will be inspired by hundreds of scrapbooking ideas in this two-week workshop with me
Bonus Learn Photoshop Elements workshop with every purchase from today until November 10!
Everyone loves a bonus! If you want to to learn Photoshop Elements to create beautiful scrapbook pages, why not take advantage of my buy one get one free offer!
Almost a year ago I got an email from Stacy Julian asking if she could schedule a conference call for herself, her partner Kayce, and me to discuss some things. I was blown away when we had the call and they said they wanted to partner with The Daily Digi to bring digital scrapbooking classes to both of our customers.
I am excited to announce that today, the first few digi scrapbook classesare live! We have a couple of free classes and something for every level of digi scrapper.
Now, when you click on the “Classes” link in our header, you will land on our co-branded Big Picture Classes/The Daily Digi page. Be sure to check back often to see what’s new and sign up for our newsletter so you don’t miss a thing! We have lots of great classes and workshops being created right now and we can’t wait to share them with you!
How cool is that! I’m keen to check out Jenn Lindsay’s class on using blends.
Have you taken any classes lately? Link me up in the comments.
Melissa *affiliate links support my blog*
After a few hectic days and nights with Phill returning from Argentina and Emily being sick I can finally let you all know I’ve completed and ordered my 2010 December Daily book.
I completed 17 pages to complete my book in less than a week, using my notes in my Memory Logbook and blog to fill in the details. I even did 6 pages one day! Lain Ehmann would be proud! Go ME!
I used a limited range of supplies and a template/base page design, and if I came up with a page I loved, I just rotated or altered it and reused it. I didn’t do a page for everyday and I did more than 1 page for some days. I’m thrilled with the result and can’t wait for Shutterfly to post it out to me!
If you like how I put together my book – I was inspired by Katie’s post at the Daily Digi – How to Narrow it Down with Thin Slicing and Noell’s article – How to Get More Impact with Less Effort.
For the actual conversion of 12x12 layouts to 8x8 Shutterfly book and to create the cover I used Wendyzine’s Shutterfly Toolkit: 8x8 version 2.0. To split my two page spreads I used her Action: Crop it.
I did have grand plans to put together my 2009 book at the same time, as I’ve got the photos and journalling done. But that didn’t happen. Not to worry! I’ve got the paper version from my Holidays in Hand class so it can wait. Or just be in paper form for good.
I’d love you to link me up to your December Daily or other project that you are proud to have completed!
Keep visiting my blog because I’ll be sharing a little more about my book and how I can help you create your own soon.
Melissa *affliliate links where possible- please use them to support my blog*
*affliliate links where possible- please use them to support my blog*
*affliliate links where possible- please use them to support my blog*
