We’ve got all kinds of goodies for you today, including a digi-scrapping freebie, chat and challenge information, a peek at what’s new in the LYM store and a chance to vote for our final monthly Featured Artist for the upcoming 2010 Yearbook.
And the Winner is …
January 7, 2011 By Leave a Comment
It’s time to reveal the winner of the new digi-kit “Find Your Focus” by Aaron Morris of Sir Scrapalot Designs, created especially for fans of Log Your Memory and the Memory Logbook!
Welcome To a New Year at Log Your Memory
January 3, 2011 By Leave a Comment
As there are lots of very welcome new faces hanging out on our site and getting to know the community, as well as the Memory Logbook, I’d like to take this opportunity to delve a little deeper into what Log Your Memory is all about and what’s on tap for 2011.
Story Board~4.28.2010
April 28, 2010 By 4 Comments
It’s always a treat for me to see what my Creative Team members do when it’s their turn once each month to put together the week’s Story Board … and this month is no exception. Check out the fantastic layouts gathered for you today by April Calendar Girl Alisa Schenck! Kristen’s journaling on this layout… read more »
Story Board~2.17.10
February 17, 2010 By 5 Comments
This week’s Story Board includes a little bit of everything in the way of real life scrapbooking inspiration, ranging from the personal and poetic to just plain adorable. Check out our fun finds this week from our neighboring galleries… The captivating photo and cool titlework in “4 Eyes” by junebug caught my attention as soon… read more »
Once Upon a Scrapbook
February 8, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Once upon a time, there was a month full of opportunities to brush up on scrapbook journaling known as the Sweet Talk Journaling Challenge. Scrapbookers came from far and wide to try their hand at telling their stories, first using lists, then attempting the alphabet, later sharing conversations, until finally, one day, the perfect solution… read more »
Playing by the Rules
January 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
It seems like we all have fond memories of at least one childhood game. Sometimes we don’t recall how the game started, and as adults, the rules may seem a bit strange. But something about that early experience sticks with us and creates a story we want to share with others and if possible, replicate… read more »
