Layouts from the weekend

[jfugina]

Here are a few of the layouts I got put together over the weekend. There are a ton more, but they're not quite done (missing titles and such). These are all part of my "Finish 2017 and get those albums on the shelf" project.

[mpizzazz]

Those are so much fun, Julie. So many photos that really capture the Christmas Season.

[jmp1022]

fun pages for the finish of the year

[pbp908]

Wow, Julie! You're definitely on a roll.

I love the name of Jake's camp. From what I remember of BS camp that name is perfect!

[pamcook]

They’re all very nice Julie! I’m so happy that you’re making the time to scrapbook.

[kacarr61]

Great job! I am working to finish my 2012 albums.

[jfugina]

Wow, Julie! You're definitely on a roll.

I love the name of Jake's camp. From what I remember of BS camp that name is perfect!

LOL. The actual name of the camp is Camp May. The Camp Runamok is part of the cardstock design! Can you believe it? That's why I HAD to use that cardstock and that layout - I wanted to showcase the paper in this case just as much as the photos. I've got other camp years that probably fit the "runamok" idea better, but I've got way more photos and the background of the paper would be covered up. The collection is Carta Bella's "The Great Outdoors"

[jfugina]

Great job! I am working to finish my 2012 albums.

Best of luck to you! I have two-three albums for trips that were so very long ago that I just plain gave up. And I'm often very sad about it. To try to get back to them now would require an exercise in style regression, which is do-able, but difficult. I commend you for keeping up with it! I always feel such a great sense of accomplishment when I put completed albums on a shelf. And I usually lay them out for the kids to look through before I put them on the shelf, because for them, anything 3,4 or 5 years ago seems like a lifetime. For me, it was just yesterday.