SAY HELLO TO MY NEW SKETCH SERIES!

I have been busy trying to work through some creative blocks and have been thinking of ways I can make my workflow a bit more seamless and productive. Especially when it comes to working in my Memory Planner.

I have been feeling SO lost in the shuffle of stuff. Where to start, and quite frankly sometimes how to even begin!

I get this feeling primarily when it comes to Memory Planning because it really is a lot to organize. Thoughts, events, daily happenings... plus wanting to make it look pretty and creative all the while trying to enjoy the creative process. There are quite a few moving parts when you think of it. Also... do not forget finding the time! I, like most I am sure, need to make the most of the time we do have matter and anything that helps is a much needed ally!

Therefore, I decided I needed some kind of tool kit. A way to make Memory Planning much easier and functional. A method that allows me to just dive right in and try to take the "thinking" out of it. So I ended up designing some sketches!

These are Memory Planner Sketches in that I designed them not only to fit exactly inside the daily sections of the weekly spreads of the Heidi Swapp Memory Planner booklets, but they are also already templated to show me what to put where. Just follow the prompts by adding in the corresponding elements and voila! Memory planner pages made easy...and complete!

Here is a sample of one of the pages.

HOW TO USE THE TEMPLATE SKETCHES

Simply print out the page (there are 4 sketches on one page, 7 pages in total, for a culmination of 28 different sketches to mix and match...they are all labeled A-BB). You will then want to cut each strip out (one can even laminate them for extra durability). Once you have all the strips cut, simply lay atop your Memory Planner weekly spread and begin filling in the sketches (and replacing them as you work) with product, memories and more! These are honestly the perfect guides to help getting those Memory Planner pages filled. No more wondering what to do, and what to put where when you can just follow along with the sketches. Print endless amounts for endless combinations, builds, designs...the sky really is the limit.

You can learn more about these Memory Planner Sketch Templates here:

I hope you love using these sketches as much as I do. Time is our most precious commodity and as much as I love documenting it, I also love protecting it and finding ways to make the most of what I do have when it comes to creating and enjoying the process.

Cheers to productivity, making things happen and having so much fun making in our Memory Planners.

Let's get using our stuff, shall we?