Monthly Archives: August 2009
Power Scrapping Digi Style – The Results
Last week, I mentioned THIS blog post over at The Daily Digi. In the post, Katie the Scrapbook Lady talked about a method that she has used for streamlining the scrapbooking experience. Basically, you break the task of creating a layout into managable chunks, and then work on a series of layouts assembly line style. Immediately, this idea stuck with me. I am constantly looking for ways to scrapbook that don’t take a hour or two to do one layout. With the other responsiblities in my life, I just don’t have the time. So, I decided to give this approach a shot. Read on to see how I fared. Continue reading
Grand Opening Event Announced!!
Saturday September 5th, 2009 8pm EST Chat with Sir Scrapalot Designs and Pink Peacock Designs!! Fun, Games, and Freebies!!! I just finished my freebie up, and you will totally miss out if you don’t get it!
Thoughts for Today….
I am….. working working working…so much to do before next Wednesday. nervous to start school again. invigorated by the creativity inside me, and the wonderful things ahead. motivated, but hungry. wondering when I became the parent of a kindergartener.
Scrapping Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger: The Time Management Series, Part 3
It’s no secret that while I love designing, I still love to scrapbook as well. The problem is, however, trying to find the time among a day job, a family, and designing to actually preserve some of the memories I … Continue reading
How to Surf the ‘Net and Not Waste Time, or “OOOH, another Facebook App”: The Time Management Series, Part 2
I’ll admit it. I am a surfer. I could spend hours just clicking away on different pages on the internet. Each page seems to have something new…a new news story, a blog update, a “you might like this” tag, and … Continue reading
How to Get it All Done and Still Feel Human: The Time Managment Series, Part 1
How many times a day do you find yourself thinking “if only there was more time in the day”? Trying to balance all of the aspects of our lives, we can easily find ourselves overwhelmed. So overwhelmed, that instead of … Continue reading
