I chose to do it digitally but in reality it took as long if not longer to do than if I had done it with paper and bits. Although it wasn't a sketch that we worked to I have copied the instructions pretty much as laid down but using my own papers.

When I digi scrap I often find I am not getting any where with the page so just save it in a folder marked 'work in progress'. Looking in there this week I found several pages I felt I could revamp and make them work. This one I started last August

This one was much more recent for the photos were taken on Christmas evening.

Sometimes I can start and finish a page in next to no time at all and this next one is an example of just that. Took me about an hour to do

Today I am grateful to have been able to just sit and scrap without feeling guilty because I did do a little bit of housework before I really got going.
1 comment:
These are both fantastic Mary.
Rinda
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