Officially started the editing phase. This is the toughest part for me, but I’m motivated to bring you this class. I KNOW you’re gunna love it. Gosh, I’m so darn excited! She’s a one of a kind 😋
30+ hours…here we come! I’ll take all the hugs I can get to push me through this part 😆
Love yous 🤍
🎥 Filming day. Oh gosh I’m really kinda nervous about this one. New methods being used, something I’ve never done before. Crossing my fingers that you’ll love it as much as I do 🤍
Here’s part 2 of my Kindful mini album as I was able to post the whole video at once😊
Hi all, here’s my version of Kindful Mini album. I had so much fun making this. The first time I used Rhine stones, wooden chippies, flowers, inspired by you all. I was going to edit my photo like a princess to put it on the front cover😂I have gone crazy. Thank you so much Francės Long for this class. I just love the design and your style of making mini albums😍
Another completed mini album. This is the Polka Dot Mini Album. I used Echo Park Welcome Baby Girl. Totally love this cute little album and this paper.
Recent project inspired by 8 x 10 album design.
I made the beginners mini album V2 for a friend. This is the second time I made this and really like it to give to people who are not scrapbookers. Most of the pictures are 4x6 so it makes it easy to add pictures.
Happy 4th of July. Spending the day in my craft room watching tutorial on big screen.
New class on the way…think travel with you type, capturing memories on the go 😁✍🏼
One of the conversations at the Utah Meetup was about those mysterious ruler measurements... you know, where on earth is 7/8"? 😂
One of the biggest reasons I joined Francis's community was because she took all the guesswork out of scrapbooking. I signed up so I could be creative—not because I wanted to relearn fractions!
Years ago, I finally admitted defeat and printed a picture of a 1-inch ruler with all the 1/8-inch and 1/16-inch markings. I glued it to cardstock, laminated it, and stuck magnets on the back so it lives on the side of my metal storage cabinet under my desk.
Now, whenever I'm working on one of Francis's books and my brain says, "Nope, not doing fractions today," I just pull out my little cheat sheet. No squinting. No counting tiny lines. No math. 😆
I thought I'd share in case anyone else belongs to the "Where's 7/8?" Club. You're among friends! 😉