Here are the last few weeks of my life. I'm using my latest Tell Your Story Templates & QR codes from my Must Watch set. Nice and simple.
-Liz
September Templates!
My latest template releases are here to help you document your memories with ease! Whether you're capturing your September highlights, recording the little details of the month, or keeping up with your weekly storytelling, these new digital scrapbooking templates make memory-keeping simple and stylish.
Best of all, all three new releases are 20% off through September 6!
Capture the ninth month of the year with the September Moments Template. It’s a versatile design perfect for documenting your monthly highlights. This layered digital scrapbooking template is specifically crafted to help you organize your photos and stories with ease and a touch of modern flair.
Capture the essence of your month with the September Monthly Notes Template. This organized, list-style design is the perfect way to document the small details and big highlights of your life in a fun, infographic-inspired format.
Document your life as it happens with Tell Your Story: Templates 9, the next set in my Tell Your Story Collection for 2026. These templates are specifically designed to make weekly memory-keeping both manageable and beautiful, offering a clean, modern aesthetic for your digital scrapbooking album.
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Hybrid Page 2!
I wanted to share my second-ever hybrid layout with you! I posted last week about trying something new for my recent travel album, and I think I’m hooked!
Today, I’m sharing a little about how I created these pages. Keep in mind that I’m brand new to hybrid scrapbooking, so bear with me as I learn, experiment, and figure things out along the way!
Trying Something, Please Help!
So, I've decided to try my hand at hybrid scrapbooking! Can you believe it? Honestly, I can hardly believe it myself!
I've always loved the ease and simplicity of digital scrapbooking. I love being able to create a page on my computer, move things around as much as I want, and, let's be honest, not have to clean up a big mess when I'm finished! But lately, I've found myself wanting to create something I can actually touch and feel.
Maybe I'm just going back to my roots.
Or maybe it's all those beautiful hybrid scrapbook pages I've been seeing on social media lately. Either way, they've definitely been tempting me! So, when I started working on a travel album from our family trip this summer, I decided it was the perfect time to give hybrid scrapbooking a try.
Now, I have absolutely no idea if I'm doing this "right." Is there even a right way to do hybrid scrapbooking? I'm sure I'll figure out plenty along the way, and probably make a few mistakes, too.
Here's how I got started!
I began with a template from my Simple and Sweet Travel Album set (6x8 size), along with the beautiful Wanderlust collection by Elif Sahin and Designed by Soco.
I took the template and started designing my page just as I normally would digitally. I added the Google Map in place of the photo layer and placed the elements where I wanted them. I also clipped a paper to the tag element. Then I separated the layers and arranged them on an 8.5x11-inch page for printing. You can see in the image above exactly what I printed.
Then I printed, cut, and glued the pieces together just like on the digital page I created.
I also created a text-only page and a title page (no template - gasp!).
I then purchased a 6x8 album, 6x8 page protectors, and washi tape. I honestly didn't want to purchase the album and protectors until I knew that it was something I wanted to keep doing.
Then I placed my pages in the page protector and into the album.
I didn't put the page you see on the right inside a page protector because it has a more interactive element. I attached one of the layers with washi tape so you can flip up the card and see the entire map underneath.
And that brings me to my first question! For those of you who create more interactive hybrid albums, how do you protect pages that can't go inside a page protector?
Here's a little video showing more what the pages look like.
-Liz
Printed Hawaii Album
It’s finished, printed, and in my hands—and I love it!
I ordered a 10×10 album from Shutterfly (ignore the 8×8 title—it was a typo!). It has a hard cover, glossy finish, and 47 pages, and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out.
I created the album using my templates and other digital products from Hey Scrapper Shop.
Take a look at the photos and video below for a closer look at the finished album! The pages are in no particular order.
Love the big photo, full page spread!
This was probably one of my favorite spreads, and I sort of want to do a whole album like this.
The shadow work!
Here's a little video of my scrapbook.
Let me know if you have any questions.
-Liz
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