Wow! It has been a month since I last posted! I was on such a roll with the Blogtember challenge, and then life just got so busy. I'm hoping to do better in the next few weeks, but until I can sit still long enough to edit pictures and compose a post or tow, I'll leave you with another Instagram challenge for December.
Back in July, when Valine and I went to the Rayne crop, one of our main projects was to complete the base pages for our December Daily scrapbooks. Last year, I completed my pages in the fall, but it was a bit of a stretch this year to think of tinsel and trees when it was 95+ degrees outdoors, but I am so glad that we did it while we had the time. As busy as this fall has been, I never would have had the time to put it together otherwise.
Rather than following the usual format that Ali Edwards typically uses, this year, we decided to use up our stash of supplies and to center our books around the alphabet: The ABC's of Christmas.
I wanted to keep it simple, with the ultimate goal of adding one picture per day, plus a bit of journaling. Here is a peek inside:
I included some extra pages in the back, as well, as an envelope to collect keepsakes, if I want them.
Therefore, the photo prompts for this month will follow this same theme. Obviously, there are more than 26 days in December, so there are a few other prompts for those days. Have fun with it and let's see how many different ways to interpret each letter we can find! Don't forget to use the hashtag #ABCsOfChristmas2015!
Back in July, when Valine and I went to the Rayne crop, one of our main projects was to complete the base pages for our December Daily scrapbooks. Last year, I completed my pages in the fall, but it was a bit of a stretch this year to think of tinsel and trees when it was 95+ degrees outdoors, but I am so glad that we did it while we had the time. As busy as this fall has been, I never would have had the time to put it together otherwise.
Rather than following the usual format that Ali Edwards typically uses, this year, we decided to use up our stash of supplies and to center our books around the alphabet: The ABC's of Christmas.
