Showing posts with label December Daily. Show all posts
Showing posts with label December Daily. Show all posts

Sunday, January 1, 2017

December Daily | Days 1-12

I've been making steady progress on my December Daily album. Some days have simple spreads, while others are more involved. I even broke out my heat-embosser one day!

Here's my progress to date:




I have to print a better photo for this page.


Check out that heat-embossed "Let it Snow"!



I seriously love my heated steering wheel




I need to print photos and journaling cards for the rest of the month. Since my traveler's notebook had room for all 31 days, I'm documenting the entire month.

Sunday, December 18, 2016

December Daily | Day 1

Today I finally had a chance to start putting together my December Daily notebook. I managed to finish one spread.




I didn't get any more spreads in the notebook because I spent the remainder of my craft time mass-producing some tags that I'll use each day. I knew that I wanted to use the Southport alpha stamp to stamp the number of the day, and I had a particular tag in mind. When I couldn't find the tags I was looking for, I made my own.




Luckily, when I got rid of some of my Stampin' Up stuff, I decided to keep a few items that came in handy. I used the tag punch, a small circle punch, and a small hole punch to make the tag. Then I threaded it with some red & white string and stamped the number of the day.




Thursday, December 15, 2016

December Daily 2016

Every year I see amazing December Daily albums in my Instagram feed, and every year I think I should give it a try. However, I always have lots of projects on the go, so I usually decide to enjoy everyone else's posts. This year, though, I had major FOMO, and I ordered a kit and a stamp set at the last minute (as well as some other goodies).




Since I knew that it would arrive late, I started a Google Doc to keep track of what I'd include for each day and to jot down some journaling, and then I bought some digital holiday prompt cards, and I got my journaling up-to-date and cropped and printed photos, so by the time my kit arrived, I was ready to go.



I know I'll be behind, but I think this is a project that I can finish because I'm going to keep my supplies simple: