28 January 2010

this is why i scrapbook: official entry post

i'm so happy that i decided to take part is shimelle.com's little adventure this month. i first wrote about it here and again here, and today's post is my completed mini album. this was such a fun album to create and i really love how it turned out - lots of meaningful photos, lots of bright colors, and it accurately reflects why i love of scrapbooking and taking photos. i hope you enjoy seeing it here as much as i enjoyed making it!!



journaling: this is my attempt to explain the reasons why...why i carry my camera with me everywhere i go, why i have to visit a new craft or scrapbook store every chance i get, why i spend hours reading scrapping and design blogs, and why i sometimes stay up until the wee hours of the morning playing with scissors, pretty paper, ribbons and brads....



to tell my story



and our story



and his story



and his story



to celebrate the past



and relationships



and the everyday moments



to remember the places we visit



and moments that pass in the blink of an eye



to capture this...and this...and this



10 comments:

  1. Stunning! What a wonderful album, documenting the great reasons why you choose to scrapbook. I love what you've created and documented here.

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  2. What a lovely mix of photos - you've definitely got a mini book to treasure there!

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  3. Love it as usual! You have a true talent!

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  4. What a wonderful album! I love the mix of all the pictures.

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  5. a great summary and love the size of the album too :)

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  6. Wow! This is amazing. Thank you for sharing.

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  7. Wow, a really nice book. I love the reasons and I wish I'd taken this class. I found you via Shimelle. Lovely work!

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  8. very very nice-love the patterned papers, scalloped edges and clean lines.

    KateB
    http://kateblue.blogspot.com/

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