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Wednesday, February 08, 2012

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Sharyn

Laura! I hear you honey. I am on the same track - just need to get over the guilt of all that money spent already and yet the desire the change tac and record those memories rather than playing (though I do love that creativity) is so strong. it is really about time and purpose I guess.

Louise Johnson

Every once in awhile I will do a "fussy" overkill layout but I tend to make simple ones with beautiful product (maybe a little less of it) that is easier for me. I still love to look at what others do & dream someday I could have that talent too but without written directions sometime I'm just a simple kind of person. Like they say different strokes for different folks....it's all good as long as we get it done!

Jackie

Hi Laura. I just left a comment on yesterday's post. I am doing PL but was not able to get the official PL supplies that I wanted due to them being sold out... So I improvised. I have so much scrap booking supplies and paper I am just cutting it up and using it with pocket page protectors that I already have. I will purchase the PL pages when they are in but I am not stressing over it and for once I am not worried about the whole album matching. Also, I suggest you get yourself a copy of Stacy Julian's books Big Picture Scrap booking and Photo Freedom. They are a excellent resource for a simple system scrap booking your family memories.

Laura C Michigan

Laura - I hope you didn't take offense at my Bellagio post. It was not meant to offend. I admit that I would LOVE to go to Bellagio to your event but it's not in my budget. I was just curious how that fit into your new simple scrapping ideas. I too say what I think out loud a lot too. Gets me in trouble because people "don't know me from Adam". I'll be riding along on your blog on your journey and watching! You do beautiful work.

Noelle Daughrity

Love your honesty Laura! Sometimes it's so depressing seeing those beautiful layouts in galleries and knowing I can't afford all of those embellishments to make something similar. Especially in these difficult economic times our country is going through. Now we just had CHA with all of the new stuff, and in a few short months there will be another CHA and everything you just bought will be old news. Sorry for the long post, but I really {appreciate}someone adressing this topic :)

grace

You are sooooooooooooooo right I can pay so much on 1 page!! hahahaha like I am going to hang it in a museum. hahaha I will just miss your gorgeous pages but I am sure you will come up with more gorgeous stuff! Grace xoox

Diana Saldivar

It makes perfect sense to do either PL or layouts. A few of my friends started PL and they love it, for me that is still scrapbooking because you are still saving keepsakes and preserving memories. I'm sure once in a while you'll make a Mini album because you are very talented and always make gorgeous mini's.
PL is here to stay and will continue to grow stronger with more designs, and I am looking forward to see the amazing pages you'll make. =Di

Jo-Elaine

Laura, let me say first "I love your work." This past year I've been telling myself to "get back to basics." The products out there are beautiful, but are not needed to tell the story. Remember Simple Scrapbooking? That's what I found I need to focus on. If time and money permits, then I can play with all the new products but they are not necessities. Children get the most fun from the most basic of toys. The new toys are used for a short while. Then they return to the old. The same applies to scrapbooking supplies. Thanks for your honesty on this topic.

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