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Shutterbug or hobby photog?

The number of pictures you take will determine your scrapbook workload; it goes without saying that the more photos you take, the more pages you’ll need and vice versa.

Time and Commitment
How much time can you devote to your hobby, your daily, your weekends our monthly? Like mom said, putting off what you can do today only means more tomorrow

Set realistic goals
“Will complete 10 pages this weekend” or I’ll get caught up on baby’s firsts for each child, complete our wedding and holiday albums. Store the rest for another day.

Simple or complicated?

Do you love the complicated and “WOW” pages you see in magazines and TV shows, and are not intimidated to try lots of new techniques? Or do you prefer simple and basic including instant pages which come ready for your photos to be added.

Flexibility and motivation
Maybe an adjustment as simple as make a change in how you view your scrapbooking hobby and perhaps changing your style to match your goals. Think of the pride you feel when family and friends “ooh” and “ahh” over your finished projects.

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