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December Daily is DONE

My December Daily album is officially finished.  Actually, it's been finished and sitting on the counter for quite some time, but it turns out I was better at keeping up on the days than I was with posting.  Here's a quick run through of the remaining pages.

Day 18:
Miss Cora's holiday dance show




Day 19:
Johnson Christmas


Day 20:
Grandpa and Grandma's to work on derby cars.



Day 21:
A letter to my sweet little Sylvie bells.


Day 22:
A letter to Beau on his day home sick from school



Day 23:
Daycare Christmas party and baking cut out cookies



Day 24:
Christmas Eve




Day 25:
Christmas Day




I should add that most of the supplies in creating this album came from Ali Edwards' main December Daily kit, which I believe are still available in her shop!

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  1. 29th and DelightJanuary 25, 2016 at 10:25 AM

    You are motivating me to take this on next year! I long ago got rid of 95% of my scrapbook stuff -- do you buy kits or use up stuff in your stash? Have any links to or go-to kits you use for this?? Love what you created!

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    1. LindsayVictoriaJanuary 25, 2016 at 2:58 PM

      Thanks Liz! I love this project so much, it's completely worth the time it takes. I have gotten rid of most of my stuff as well. For the past 3 years I've used Ali Edwards' December Daily kits, so most of it came from those. She also offered a variety of mini kits this year which were tempting but I limited myself to just the main kit since I still had leftovers from past years. You can find them here: http://aliedwards.com/shop/december-daily/december-daily-main-2015
      I keep it all in a tote and put it away until the following December.

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