For more tips and ideas for journaling!

By being a little structured and practice your journaling, you will quickly by discovering how much journaling brings in your projects!

We begin with three simple steps:

1. Gather the information you think you need for your project

2. Organize informatioen in a logical way

3. Sharpen your history until you are satisfied with it, write from your heart!

Start with what you know!
By starting with the known facts of your project. Watch your photos, any previously made notes, etc., and write it down in one place to get a good base to continue.

Keep in mind that the more details you can document, the better and more interesting, your journaling.


Keep on writing!
By using the facts you already know, and then build on with a story that you simply "write to you" so you can easily modify, add, subtract and adapt your story to your project. It is a matter not least to fit it viktigase the story in your layout.

Another creative way to get a story is to use the technology doodling in a scrapbook paper.

By looking in blogs, books and magazines, you get inspiration for your journaling.

You can also try to just write simple phrases and key words which can then serve as a basis for your journaling.

If you have limited space to use for your journaling, it is ideal to use short bullet points. Your journaling will ocskå very clear and easy to read for Andrs. It ocskå save you much time.

Example:

• June 2015

• Vacation Trip to Lofoten, Norway

• The family

• Fantastic landscape with steep mountains straight down the fjord

Talk / interview people for more information!
Sometimes it may be necessary to gather the facts by talking to others to get together your story and / or verify the facts for your scrapbook journaling.

You can prepare you for the call, write down questions, which will be a good support for dialogue.

Who - Name of the person in the picture? Appearance changed through the years and you may not recognize all. Who took the photo?

What - what was that special occasion, remembrance, anniversary celebration when the photo was taken? What happened there?

Where - Where was it took place?

When - Once upon a time this happened?

Why - Why did you choose this photo? Does it mean something special? It raises some special feelings / memories?

The questions will help you get on with your journaling, and also make it interesting for others to read! Also, if you get stuck, you have the help of the questions.

An interview tips: If you repeat someone's words back to them, so trigger natural that the person continues with more information that you can benefit from. A very simple and useful technology!


Write a letter!
Pretending to write a letter to a close friend is another creative way to easily create scrapbooking journaling.

Writing letters is very personal ich adds intimacy in your project. Try to write in the same way as you would if you chatted with your friend. In this way, you create a good story. Do not forget to finish with your signature to get it really professionally ....!


Quotes, poems and phrases!
Sometimes you simply do not own words, how do you do then? Well, you can benefit from using quotes, poems and phrases in your journaling. The right choice can reinforce and to express what you want to convey.


Reserving space to write in the future!
Quite often you will be on the things in the after his, who should be in the text. Therefore it is a good idea to have empty space for journaling saved in your project.

A good guideline is to leave about half of the photo surface to scrapbookingjournaling, unless you intend to write a whole story in detail.


Use a notebook!
This simple tips can save you hours of searching and work. Often ideas will "fly Spirit" by not doing scrapbooks and then it can be good to always have a small note = stitcher at hand so that you can easily capture ideas. Why not have one in hanväskan and one in the car so you can manage your way!

Inspiration one can get many things, such as when you are out shopping, walk, play sports, playing with the kids, holiday, and more.

Perhaps a perfect phrase or quote that you see any town and want to remember?


Store your information!
By storing your information directly to prevent it starting from a blank sheet of paper each time you start creating scrapbooking journaling.

It applies to everything that you consider useful for your journaling; letter cards, broscyrer, advertising, ads, magazines, etc.


Internet, emails and Blogs
You will, of course, tons of useful material on the Internet, as a basis for your scrapbooking journaling.

Remember also that email conversations with friends can provide the perfect base for a base for a story!

Today, many his own personal blog, which also provides a good basis for journaling. Do not forget to look through old blog entries, where you can find many interesting things!