I have finally begun to scrapbook. I started a "Scrap your Stash" kit challenge over at WT some time ago, and it is taking me ages. I think that the goal is to use a kit a week, but I think I am averaging a kit a month. I pick out sketches, then some photos, and lay it all out... and then stare at it a while willing it to do it all itself and for it to look wonderful.
Somehow, it doesn't work out that way.
I am through 2.5 layouts out of a planned 5, and let me tell you... that kit is going to make a TON of layouts and cards. I had no idea that what is perceived as so few supplies would end up making so much!!!
I will post pics later of the kit and the results (thus far).
On the 365 front, I am doing well with taking my photos. I spend one or two days a week editing them down. I spend Saturdays picking out sketches for my layouts. And that is about as far as it goes. I will be spending some late hours this weekend making layouts for my photos and journaling.
Do you ever find that you just don't have enough in your life to scrapbook? Maybe that is why my enthusiasm is waning. I just don't have enough to scrapbook. I look at all of my supplies and I realize that it is insanity. I feel the need to cut it down drastically. But it's so hard when I look at what I have and I know how much money (um... loosely "know") I have spent. I hate to waste it by not using it. But I have supply buying issues. Which I am working on. And I am doing a lot better.
I hope.
I spend more money on tools lately than I have paper (which is my super secret Achilles Heel). I always though paper was such a cheap embellishment, but I am lucky if I can get past two sheets of paper on one layout (when layouts do happen). I must confess, I am addicted to BG 6x6 pads that I use for cards, but again, I sit make 8-12 cards with one pad and move to the next. I just feel like I never get as much use out of something as I should.
Ever feel that way?