Another tip that has saved me time and that might be helpful is to edit photos and print them out during; editing ahead of time is the biggest time saver for me by far. My least favorite part is always photo editing, I find if I spend 10 to a max of 20 minutes a day editing for Project Life, my blog, or for scrapbook pages, it goes so much quicker and it is not as much of a chore for me. Sometimes I have to do more, but then I divide it into a couple different photo editing sessions in a day. I just cannot make myself sit and edit for more than 20 minutes. It is time to share some Project Life, let's start shall we?
Week 19 Full Layout:
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Week 20 Full Layout:
Left Side:
Left Side Close-Up:
Right Side:
Right Side Close-Up:
Let's talk photo editing? Are you fans? I use Photoshop Elements? What about y'all? My best tip is to do a little everyday, or at least twice a week. I find that if I let it build up to only once a week or longer, it takes for-ever and I have a tendency to put it off even longer. Any photo editing tips you would like to share? I would love to hear from you. If you have any questions about products used, or my Project Life process please do not hesitate to ask, I love to help my scrappy friends.
I will be back again later this week for another layout share, a Scrapbook Organization Thursday blog post with some glimpses into my work in progress Scrapbook Studio, and other scrappy or crafty goodness. Have a great Tuesday and until next time,
Happy Scrappin'
xoxox
Toni
I love that you got so much journaling in. Great pages!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Kimberly.
Deleteyou're doing awesome! great tip btw, I have no started to print out photos just so when I feel the urge to scrap, I don't have to sift through the millions of photos on the computer! :)
ReplyDeleteI hate sifting through photos, that happens at least twice a month when I don't keep up with my editing, it use to be a lot more though, so at least I am making progress.
DeleteEverything looks great!! You've got a lot done! :)
ReplyDeleteLove these pages and the photo of the dog and the softballers (?) are amazing. I find sticking with a kit really helpful too when I am in a hurry.
ReplyDeleteI edit using Picasa mainly and try to do it as soon as I download from my phone or camera or it is a huge job. Sometimes I persuade the hubby to do it as I remind him the PL album is for the whole family!
Thank so much Claire. My daughter took the pic of the dog, the rest were taken by me. Is Picassa a free program? I have never tried it. I have heard good things about Lightroom being super fast too. Have you ever tried that? What about RadLab? I am thinking I might buy that one next year.
DeleteLooking great Toni!!!! Love how much your writing adds to the spreads!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Tonya.
DeleteGreat spreads! I love all the smiling faces in those photos, and the cinco-de-mayo block looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteI use a mixture of PicMonkey and Microsoft Picture Manager to edit my photos, but I recently bought Photoshop Elements so I'm learning to use that too. I do enjoy editing pics unless I have a lot to do at once then it's harder to stay focused on! x
Thanks for your reply Jennifer, I have not used PicMonkey or Picture Manager. I will have to try them out as well. The Cinco de-Mayo (Seis) De Mayo block was made using the Stepping Stone alphabet stamps by Studio Calico and Hero Arts Chalk Ink in navy, red tomato, and passion flower.
Deletefantastic Toni! I really need to journal more!!! love your PL pages!
ReplyDeleteThanks Danielle, you are doing great as is.
DeleteGreat pages! I use PSE too and try to edit as I go along. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tammy. Another PSE user. woo hoo!
DeleteThanks for sharing! I spent 4 hours editing pictures this weekend ... ugh
ReplyDeleteOh man, you are a trooper.
DeleteThese look wonderful. I love how each slot is like a mini scrap page. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura
DeleteI use PSE too. I try to edit as I go, too. Love your project life!
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