After a five-month hiatus, I finally started working on the 2009-2010 scrapbook again. I’m pretty close to finishing it. I’m hoping to wrap it up in time to use a Blurb.com coupon that expires in a few weeks.
Here are the last few layouts I’ve done.
![Journaling: Poppy decided pretty early in the year that she wanted to be The Man in the Yellow Hat for Halloween. Naturally, that meant that Pete had to be Curious George. We joined [small pal & her father] for a bit of trick-or-treating around their neighborhood.](https://i0.wp.com/www.butterscotchsundae.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/small20101031halloween1.jpg "small20101031halloween")
And of course, I failed to keep track of where everything I used came from again. Must do better with that.
I haven’t been writing much about scrapbooking lately. But then on Saturday night, I “met” Melanie on Twitter while we were both watching the Mizzou game. I clicked over to her blog and discovered that she’s a scrapbooker, too, and her (very cute) layouts inspired me to do a better job of sharing my own.
(If this is a little discombobulated: I apologize. I just woke up from a nap, and I’m still a little groggy.)
I’ve been leaning toward a more minimalistic style lately; I’m thinking about dropping the background paper altogether for next year’s album. Here’s my most-recent page:
The journaling reads “Poppy requested a ‘pigs in mud’ birthday cake.” See? Even the journaling is minimalistic.
Resources
I need to do a better job keeping track of where I get stuff. Here’s what I used for this page, though, with as much detail as I can remember.