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Project 12

I have loved peoples dedication to '365' but a photo a day is just too much for me to stick to. However, the idea of a layout a month might be perfect for me - especially in 2010 - and as I return to full time work all year. Love that this project also has a sketch for each month and doubles will be fun for a change. So Project 12 here I come :-).
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Rochelle said…
Oh thanks for sharing, 365 is far to ambitious for me too.I like the idea of this much better!
8:02 pm
karen said…
hey good plan. 12 pages seems much more manageable than 365 daily photos.
congrats on the new job :)
9:51 pm
Karen L said…
yep I tried the 365 last year and am afraid I only got through to April with it when it all fell apart. Thinking like you I will aim for a layout a week until September. That is probably more realistic for me.
11:49 pm
Rach H said…
now that sounds more like me 12 projects!
thx for sharing this link.
love seeing your summer so far!!
12:55 pm
Janine said…
Wow I like this idea a lot (says the former scrapper). It might be a good way to recap my one little word. Thanks for sharing the link.
3:32 pm
Penny said…
yeah - 365 is too scary for me :)
1:49 pm
Jenny said…
Me too - I'm going to get all the kraft c/s now and get prepared
9:16 am
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