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I just received my printed 2025 scrapbook album from Shutterfly, and I’m so excited to finally have it in my hands! I’m sharing a little review below, along with a video so you can flip through the entire album with me.
10x10 hardcover book
Standard binding
106 matte pages
I waited for a sale and was able to get 50% off!
When the bright orange box arrived in the mail, everyone was eager to open it. I made sure all chores and schoolwork were finished first, though—I knew once we opened it, we’d all want to sit and look through it together.
Week 3 is complete! I didn’t take many photos this week, so I leaned more heavily into journaling to really tell the story of what our week looked like.
Here it is—my finished 6x8 December Album, created with the help of ChatGPT! You can read more about that process here.
I also used my December Zine Album Templates, along with a few additional kits from the Hey Scrapper Shop, to bring everything together.
For printing, I used Persnickety Prints to order my 6x8 photos. Once they arrived, I simply slipped the pages into 6x8 page protectors and added them to the same 2-ring album I’ve used for my past December albums.
Here are a few close-ups. I really love how easy these albums are to flip through, especially since they’re stored together with previous Decembers. It’s so fun to see all of our different Decembers side by side and watch the story build over time.
Here are all the pages—and if you watch through to the end, there’s a full flip-through video.
I’m already thinking about what I might create next year. I definitely plan to stick with the 6x8 format and add it to this album. I may even tweak my ChatGPT list and see how that shapes next year’s story.
How about you?
-Liz
I’ve finished my second page for 2026 using my new Tell Your Story Templates 1. It was a pretty simple week, with a few extra fun moments mixed in. I wanted to see what these templates would look like with everyday, around-the-house photos, and I think they turned out great.
Since I’m just recoloring my layers, I created and saved color styles for quick and easy use in Photoshop. I thought you might want to do the same, so I put together a short tutorial for you. You can watch it on my YouTube channel—I hope it’s helpful!