We've got an abundance (or over-abundance?) of photos these days, but preserving them can still be a struggle. Sure, there are quick-fix solutions that pop up here and there, but many of them are lacking in quality or flexibility (the ability to go outside a proscribed template).
So how do you get your photos preserved quickly before the memories fade without sacrificing quality or flexibility?
Three Ways to Scrapbook Faster
Today I want to share three ways to scrapbook faster, including three ideas for digitally preserving your photos. The beauty of this is that you don't have to be a scrapbooker! You just have to have pictures and memories --which you do, because you're reading this post!
My tips for scrapbooking faster plus the three digital ideas can be found {right here at this link}. I hope after reading it, you take away something important that will truly help you in your goals to preserve your photos and their stories.
So how do you get your photos preserved quickly before the memories fade without sacrificing quality or flexibility?
Three Ways to Scrapbook Faster
Today I want to share three ways to scrapbook faster, including three ideas for digitally preserving your photos. The beauty of this is that you don't have to be a scrapbooker! You just have to have pictures and memories --which you do, because you're reading this post!
My tips for scrapbooking faster plus the three digital ideas can be found {right here at this link}. I hope after reading it, you take away something important that will truly help you in your goals to preserve your photos and their stories.
At the very least, always remember this:
UPDATE 2022: Check out these three digital ideas. The first two are ridiculously fast!
The middle one, Design & Print, is the one I recommend for most people because it's prettier and has more room for text than the first option and doesn't take time to learn the program like the second option. See what I mean:
Happy Heritage-Making!
The middle one, Design & Print, is the one I recommend for most people because it's prettier and has more room for text than the first option and doesn't take time to learn the program like the second option. See what I mean:
Happy Heritage-Making!
