Hello friends! I recently purchased a Canon Selphy printer and it has totally changed the way I scrapbook. I used to have to plan my layouts, choose my photos, send them to the printer, wait at least a day or two, drive there to pick up, THEN I could finally get to work. This is virtually instant; I can literally just press a few buttons on my phone and 30 seconds later, I'm holding the print.
Because I can do this, I can whip up a layout when the mood strikes me. This was one of those. I wanted a simple, blissful moment from my recent trip to go with a neutral layout. The 12x12 Kraft Cardstock was calling my name; it's so beautiful and showcases a page beautifully! Plus, Kraft goes with everything, doesn't it?
Scrolling through my photo album on my phone, I found a photo that spoke to me - I took it from my own point of view while I was lying on the beach one afternoon. My legs in the sunshine with the ocean in front of me.
Because I can do this, I can whip up a layout when the mood strikes me. This was one of those. I wanted a simple, blissful moment from my recent trip to go with a neutral layout. The 12x12 Kraft Cardstock was calling my name; it's so beautiful and showcases a page beautifully! Plus, Kraft goes with everything, doesn't it?
Scrolling through my photo album on my phone, I found a photo that spoke to me - I took it from my own point of view while I was lying on the beach one afternoon. My legs in the sunshine with the ocean in front of me.
This seems like an pretty non-traditional photo to scrapbook, but it made me feel wonderful and was such a nice moment of the trip. It made me feel happy. A simple title with one of our Hello You Thinlits was perfect.
I did a bit of journalling with the Alphabet Rotary Stamp, but I also like to write directly onto my layouts sometimes. There's really no need for a journalling card or a separate area - just jot some notes right onto the cardstock. Our Project Life Journalling Pens are great for this.
Mine reads - "Warm legs in the sun. Shortly after this photo was taken, I had too much rum with my lunch and fell asleep on the beach."
Simple moments like this are worth documenting. That's what memories are made of. :)
Cheers,
Shannon
Love, love, love this!
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