We are seeing a huge increase in those interested in documenting life in with the Project Life method of memory-keeping. On Friday another shipment arrived to Amazon – our largest order to date – by a landslide. In fact, when we placed the order, we felt that our huge quantities might be a little too generous and we hoped the products would sell. And then Friday came. And Friday went. And we sold out of a few items in just a matter of hours.
(By the way, another order of even more plastics – nearly twice as many as Friday’s shipment in fact – is well under way. We expect that shipment to arrive to Amazon.com by late April. If I could get it here faster, I would. I will have more of an update on the timing of other products in the next couple weeks.)
So what does all this mean?
To me it means that you guys get it. It means that Project Life truly is a solution for those of us who love to document life with pictures and stories and anecdotes and memorabilia – but we simply don’t have time for scrapbooking in a time-consuming, artistic, detail-oriented way.
To me it means that you value your memories and you value the hobby of memory-keeping … but you value your time the most. You want to document life but you don’t want to spend hours and hours putting your memories into books. You want to live your life to its fullest. You want to cultivate a good life.
To me it means you are thrilled about how Project Life is helping you and so you can’t keep it to yourself. You’re telling your friends, who then become interested, and they are telling their friends … and, well … you know what I mean. For the record, we are so grateful to all of you who are spreading the word. Project Life is 100% a word-of-mouth thing. Our growth does not come from any paid advertising whatsoever. What we earn goes straight to the next re-order of products, as well as the development of new products. Trust me, we are in the thick of new product development right now.
Kudos to you. Here’s to each of you who is making the effort to record your life, no matter what your approach or style. Project Life or otherwise. Here’s to each of you who understands that the actual process of recording life can be an incredibly rich experience, but it doesn’t have to take away from actually living your life.
This is one of my very dearest friends Jen – documenting life like she does so well.
If you haven’t visited our About page recently, we have updated it so that anyone interested can quickly get to know a little more about us and what we do. For a more detailed story about how all of this came into fruition, there is a link to my recent interview on The Digi Show. Something to listen to on your next walk. : )
Tags: Project Life
What it means to me….when is the turquose core kit coming in March or April is a huge time frame —can that be narrowed down with more information.
Gail, I am wondering the same thing. I would like to order the plastics while I have a chance but feel like I really cant do anything with them until I have the core kit. I, like you, have been willing to wait for the Turquoise. Are they also expected in late April? I haven’t heard. I wonder how many out there are starting this late in the year ? I know this isn’t like POTD from Jan 1 -Dec 31 but it kinda feels odd starting this late.
Congrats to Becky for having such a fantastic product that so many of want !
I will remain patient, as long as I know the Turquoise are coming back in stock
I know this isn’t exactly the same, but what about buying the digital kit through Jessica Sprague? You could just print the journaling cards on white cardstock. I know it is more work, buit it would allow you to get started.
And plus lately based on some tips that I got from my fellow scrappers, if you print them on Matte Presentation paper, the results are really good.
I started my family in November of last year. I decided not to wait until the beginning of the year like everyone else…I just picked up right where we were in life and it has worked great. I love that I captured November and every month forward…it didn’t feel odd at all…I love the end results. Hope this helps :0)
Another option is to use patterned paper you already have and like, plain cardstock in coordinating colors, etc. I have a core kit but find I use very little of it, and love the results I get using my own stash and the white gridded cards for the pockets, which are great plain or jazzed up a bit.
I started my first PL in Sept 2010. For our family, that marked the start of my sons’ senior year of HS. It worked out great!
I bought a turquoise kit in 2011. I still haven’t opened it – I wanted to get a friend’s vacation scrapbook complete – it’s among the missing right now, somewhere between the ether and the last crop workshop I attended. I want to get the last bits of my PL done – hmmm….
Right now, I am one of two candidates for a new job. I’ve decided to start my next PL when I get the job, summarizing the past two years of unemployment and the process of getting this job and moving forward with weekly layouts.
That’s awesome news, Becky. Good for you and good for us, the consumer. It’s a win-win!
^ Don’t you think she would have told us if she knew exactly when it’s coming in? Manufacturing isn’t exactly a snap your fingers and make it happen type of business.
so very true. I know everyone is upset that things aren’t coming in quick but you can’t nag and complain and make things come in any quicker. Becky always has an alternative to waiting for the core kits to come in… its digital project life. You can easily download the items for 4 dollars and print them off on cardstock while you wait for the others to come in. it also doesn’t mean you need to stop documenting. I documented for over 2-3 months while I waited for the Clementine kit to come in since I start my project life albums in October. I documented in other album protectors and used my own makeshift cards.. Obviously I didn’t care much for the look and it took me one night to change it all when my core kit came in. Guys please she’s doing everything she can.
I didn’t read that first comment as “nagging”– the fellow project lifer was just wondering if she could be more detailed if possible, Its reasonable to ask if an 8 week window (March and April) can be more detailed.
Lets not jump all over people needlessly.
Im not stating only her specifically I didnt even comment on her post… trust me Ive read comments here and other places where people are. If you look at the play by play and the extensive twitter/fb post Becky is as up to date as possible. Anytime she can narrow a date she will. I’m sorry to anyone who took my post directed to them that wasnt my intention. I’ve just read where people thing she’s doing it intentional and they don’t understand the process these things take.
I’d love to see colored cardstock pre-cut just like the journaling cards. The most time consuming thing about PL for me is that I often cut my own cardstock and write on that because the white cards just look too, well, white. A package of pre-cut cardstock cards to match each kit would be wooooooonderful
)
Me too!
I would also like to add:
8 1/2 x 11 coordinating cardstock packet
12 x 12 coordinating cardstock packet
Coordinating ABC stickers
I totally agree, Melody! I like the color too. I’ve been cutting my own on the Cameo, which works fine, but it would be great if they came in the kit.
You know what’s so special about you Becky? your “emotional ties” to the product. You’re not just selling it. You’re living it, using it… and encouraging us to do the same because you believe in it. That’s the kind of product line I want to support. Thanks for being OUR biggest cheerleader!
BTW – the play-by-plays on Friday were awesome and over the top. I’m so happy for your success!
~Sally
^THIS^ is exactly why I love her & all of her products! Well said.
Can you work with Amazon to accept pre-orders? That way it’s easier for consumers so we don’t have to stalk amazon or your site, and it’s easier for you to gauge how much to order too.
I second this! I think this is a great idea.
I third this!
Sure is a great idea!!!
Oh yes, this would be wonderful! I’m not able to stalk Amazon from work, and by the time I got home on Friday, so many things were already sold out. Pre-orders would be awesome!
YEAH Susan! I’ve noticed, as you have, the inability for people to understand manufacturing, shipping and the hassles of customs.
Folks – think of Becky’s Project Life products as you would heirloom vegetables. Only so many can be grown at once. When they’re available, they’re a hot commodity. The wait is worth the final result.
We need to remember that Becky Higgins, LLC is a SMALL BUSINESS. The business was created by two people, a married couple. They had to commit their own funds and/or sufficient collateral up front to have the first items produced. They’re rolling profits right into the business so they can place more orders.
…. What if this concept had not taken off like a juggernaut?? What if the first orders never sold?? They took an educated risk. Now we must have the patience to wait for the orders to be filled.
Let’s not continue to badger for answers that aren’t available. We, through our praises of these products, have caused the enormous popularity and therefore the amazingly fast product sales. Let’s be happy and dance with joy for Becky Higgins LLC, for the leap of faith that the Higgins family took when they started this business.
I just started loving PL. I was one of the ones who ordered allot on Friday. What really got me wanting to do PL is Mish Mash – Michelle’s blog. She does great work and seeing her document PL made me want to. (: Keep up the great work.
That is so awesome. I placed a huge order on Friday on my iphone while my husband was driving so that I would be set for the year with all the plastics and looking forward to it arriving today.
Thanks for making a great product and keeping us up to date the best that you can.
Becky is there anywhere we can get the Design A 60ct? I’m so upset with Amazon. It seems they are choosing their prime members’ orders over a non-prime member’s order. For this reason, I got the email yesterday stating they deleted that item from my order since it was sold out. I talked to Amazon last night. The lady informed me that they didn’t do such things and that it is a first come first serve basis. So I told her I have proof that they did it, she sent my inquiry on to the fulfillment center which doesn’t help me getting the product at all since it is sold out.
By proof, this is what I mean…I (non prime member) placed my order Saturday morning (I KNEW this would sell out) & I had my order confirmation from Amazon at 8:32am. My friend (prime member), ordered an hour after me. I had to help her with her order since she is new to Project Life. She got her order confirmation at 9:30am. She is receiving her product & mine is back-ordered.
So frustrated with Amazon. I’m really curious as to what the fulfillment center can/plan to do.
Sigh! And I know this is NOT your fault at all. Just poor business practice on the part of Amazon but I did think you should be aware that this is happening.
I placed my order on Friday afternoon and then received an email on Monday that my package of Design A was out of stock and my order cancelled. I have NEVER had anything like this happen on Amazon and am so disappointed. How could this woman’s friend order on Saturday and have her order fulfilled and mine was cancelled?????????? I agree not Becky’s fault but Amazon is doing something wrong. If it can’t handle the traffic then it shouldn’t be selling.
Okay I have to change my comment… I ordered Satruday morning at 5:59am. And someone that ordered at 9:30am had their order filled??????????????
These stories are making me really nervous. I purposely didn’t order any PL products before the beginning of the year because we were moving. So this round of inventory was my first shot since our move to finally start my album! I ordered early Saturday morning, but have had no update on my order yet. And after reading that Amazon is taking back orders, I’m really nervous I’m going to be waiting until May to finally get my hands on the page protectors. Really sad that Amazon has to be like this.
I didn’t mean to say back ordered in my post. That part of my order got cancelled! Sorry about that.
I ordered Friday afternoon and received an email today that everything had shipped (Big Pack A, Big Variety Pack 1, Design G pack, and 6×12 pack, plus a bday gift for DD
). I’m not an Amazon Prime member… I’m sorry that happened to some of you. 
Frustrating!
I also ordered Friday, am not a Prime member, and rarely order from Amazon. My stuff is coming in tomorrow and Thursday and I already received the grid cards. I am so sorry that many of you are not getting your stuff. I might be able to send some stuff if you are really desperate and wouldn’t mind covering the shipping, packing expense.
I’m so sorry this happened to you. That would really be upsetting!
No way to know for sure, but I wonder if the Prime orders were filled first because they ship earlier? (I am a Prime member, and we pay an annual fee for “free” two-day shipping, among other things.)
You would think, however, that they would stop taking orders once the inventory limit was reached.
Last night, Diane from Amazon specifically told me that it is “suppose” to be a first come first serve basis & that the only privilege Prime Members get is the expedited shipping. That is when I informed her that is not what happened on Saturday.
I was surprised with an email this morning from Amazon that my order is actually going through (though the charge on my credit card vanished last night for a time – made me sure they were going to take it all back). It is still so sad that some people aren’t getting their orders. Wonder what is truly going on there.
And as Amy Berkey stated, I also understand that this is in no way Becky’s fault. Really changes my view of Amazon though.
Congrats Becky, on creating such a sought after product and an amazing concept.
Couldn’t be happier for you, Becky! The thought of all the various moments people are capturing an sliding into these page protectors must be incredibly rewarding (and maybe a bit overwhelming). Thanks for living the life it seems you’re intended to live!
My requests: 5×7 pockets like were in the now sadly discontinued Pink Paislee set, and a clear 3-hole ‘edge’ that can stick to anything and fit in the albums (looking at booklets, maps and things that are currently hard to house and still remain accessible).
WE R Memory Keepers now has a good 5 x 7 plastic, but you will have to order it online and also re-punch some of the holes to line up, it worked great for me when I did that.
The same thing happened to me as in Amy Berkey’s comment above where I had the Design A – 60 count on my order at 12:50 am Friday night and then received an E Mail yesterday that it was removed from my order due to “a lack of availability from our suppliers”. Luckily I ordered the Big Variety Pack earlier Friday when I thought Design A had actually sold out super fast but later found out that it was being restocked thanks for your wonderful updates. I am not an Amazon Prime member either but I have been following you for years and have been one of those telling people about your wonderful sketches, school kits and now Project Life. Thanks for your passion and for coming up with these wonderful products for us to capture our memories and pictures.
Becky – I think you’re doing an amazing job and am thrilled for your success!! I’ve been following your blog for several years (I think even before you launched PL). I have noticed a change in tenor of many commenters toward the “we want this, we want that, etc.” I suppose that’s bound to happen when people start realizing what a great product this is and how many possibilities there are. But for as much as you respond to customer demand, I also hope that it doesn’t get so large and complex and so many product options that it becomes overwhelming for those of us who are drawn in by the sheer brilliance of PL’s simplicity. I have a feeling you’re far too grounded and anchored by the concept of PL for that to happen – I can’t wait to watch your company continue to enjoy success!
What it means to me– being able to capture the quirky, random things that bring a smile to my face- whether it be a big event or just a delicious cup of coffee and moment of relaxation. I tend to suffer from depression and having a book of “happy moments” helps me focus on the positives.
I agree with you! I suffer from depression and having this book and working on it so often has helped me focus on gratitude for my life and the wonderfulness there is in it.
Thanks Becky!
Everything you said in your blog post holds true for me. I’m having fun and getting more done and if I choose to do a layout, I can incorporate it into my PL! Love it! Thanks Becky!
I admit to being a little nervous about my order with Amazon. I ordered everything as it became available thanks to your updates. Amazon held my orders from Friday until today, when they finally released them – one is still pending, but it is an item that is still in stock, so I not as worried.
I really hate ALL of the ugly comments, Becky has NO control over Amazon. Amazon is a business and must take care of the prime members as well – that’s why they pay extra. By the way, I am not a prime member.
I look forward to my orders getting here through out the week. Christmas is coming a little late or early, depending on how you look at it.
Again, thanks for such an awsome product idea – my family is very interested in being apart of my journey. They’re quotes are being documents, pictures of everyday life, etc.
Enjoy your successes and I so appreciate your an information junkie.
Terresa
I just want to clear up that I stated in my comments that I know none of this was Becky’s fault but felt she should be aware of it.
According to Amazon, talked with them last night, the ONLY privilege Prime Members get is the free expedited shipping. That all orders are suppose to be a first come first serve basis.
In NO WAY was I being ugly (if you are referring to me).
Becky, this is my third year doing PL and I love it. I ordered Friday night at 6pm and received everything today. Amazon is a tricky thing, since if you put things in your cart and wait to checkout and the product is sold out than you will later get a deleted item message. This happened to me at Christmas. Overall I think that Amazon is doing an amazing job handling your product as is the fact that I ordered late Friday and choose one day shipping and with yesterday being a holiday I still received it today. There are going to be a FEW mishaps along the way and that should not spoil the amazing work you have done and that Amazon is doing to get your product out to us the consumers. I applaud you and David in the amazing job you are doing.
I’m sorry Becky that so many people are having issues with Amazon and are getting upset with you about low stock. Things will work out as the year settles down I hope except I have no idea what to expect for you in 2013! ahh The one thing I seen some say was the pre-order idea… not a bad way to think about it if Amazon lets you, which I’m entirely unsure about. I know before this no one could have expected the demand of this magnitude.
THIS IS FOR BECKY….
I am in no way blaming you for ANY of this. This was out of your control. I posted the issue here because I felt you should be aware of what was happening. I am glad to see I’m not the only one that it happened to. I will most certainly post again when I hear from Amazon’s fulfillment center on the issue & let everyone know what they say. I love PL & look forward to more kits from you. I think it is sad that people mistook my post as being upset with you. If they had read the entire post, they would see I clearly said none of this was your fault. Guess we can’t control what or how people read things.
For what it’s worth, I didn’t read your comment as blaming Becky at all.
Thank you. That wasn’t the intention at all. I just thought she should be aware of what was going on with Amazon as it was dealing with her products.
You were very clear. You stated your experience, with the evidence. You stated that it was a problem with Amazon, but one you wanted Becky to know about.
Hugs to you, Amy.
LOVE your product! This is my first year with Project Life and I’m loving it! I had no problems ordering product on Amazon this past week or back in November and December. Thanks for all you do!
I have a Turquoise core kit that I started using, but don’t really care one way or the other about it. I like Clementine, but it’s not available, so I could get Cobalt and sell someone my Turquoise. There are a few pages missing that I goofed up on, though. (A few of the 4×6 cards, and a dozen or so journal cards). Not sure I’m supposed to do this, but I feel bad that I have something I don’t care about that others want.
I also came up with a great way to do my pages without the PL plastics that looks just like design A. I will post it later.
I have a freind that may be interested in your kit you no longer want…she has been waiting for Torquoise and not coming till spring so she is up in the air as that is the one SHE really wants.
We could email and I could put her in touch with you. Let me know:)
Lisa
I so get this method! Project Life is allowing me to capture moments this year without taking time that I don’t have. I am going to have a completed book at the end of the year!! I love having a finished page each week! Thank you so much!!
I have been a PLer for 3 years now. I debated a fourth year and I’m not really sure why because I really love it. I loved its simplicity and approach of little thought. I guess it kind of lacked some of the creative aspect and a personalization of product. Then you introduced a new way of selling product more variety of design and a creative team. I was in. I quickly purchased my binder and core kit. I have been waiting (and stalking a bit) for those pocket pages. Then the day came for your update and literally that day my computer died. I stressed, freaked out and yes even cried. Thankfully technology is so awesome these days I realized my photos were ok because I back it up to my time machine, I have Facebook on my phone to follow your updates and I was able to purchase from my phone. Thank goodness! Now I’m waiting for parts for my computer to arrive tomorrow to keep me up to date documenting (fingers crossed all will be just as it was) and waiting for my amazon box. Thank you for great products and more importantly (because we usually don’t share this) you have unbelievable customer service. You care about all of us so that we can document our lives and share them with those we love. I’m anxiously waiting for these new products too. I’m sure I’ll jump on those as soon as I can so I don’t miss out.
Repeating a super excellent tip another person mentioned on the previous post…because if it were me in the position of not having the A style protectors, this is what I’d be doing, rather than getting ‘behind’. I use the A only except for inserts of varying sizes.
Get the 6 up 4×6 page protectors. The middle two pockets serve as the 3×4 blocks (2 per slot) The top and bottom rows are the picture size pockets. It’s not ideal, but it’s a great solution in the interim. You can always switch them out down the road when you get the style A. You can always use the 6 up pages for another project.
As for the core kit elements, I’d use my stash of papers for decoration and some of the widely available digital journaling card elements that can be printed on card stock. To save space and better utilize a number of photos, the photo templates from Cathy Zielske and others are fantastic! Journaling and photos can be printed all at once. I may not even order a core kit next year. I’m using so many other things right now that I won’t even be close to running out of pieces this year.
At least this year there is a wide range of digital elements available to make being flexible a bit easier.
Hang in there! And make sure you plan ahead for next year.
Becky: Way to go with a massively popular trend. You’ve nailed the concept…the rest will work out.
I’m sure I’m not the only one doing it but I know I posted at one point that this is what I’ve been doing since the start of the year. So far it’s worked out great, I haven’t had issues with stuff slipping or anything.
I’ve been doing the same thing with the 6 4×6 page protectors. It was actually helpful to start that way because I already had them on hand. And I wasn’t sure which PL page protectors I would want. Turns out I mostly use Design A and a few D. Saved me from buying stuff I don’t really need. I did get my order yesterday, so I’ll sit down this week and transfer everything to the new protectors.
So my advice would be to just start with what you have. I love the digital cards, but Even if you’re just journaling on post-it notes for now, start capturing and make it look pretty later. It’s totally worth it.
Congratulations!
It took me a minute to recognize Jen then Gary in the background. How funny. I’d love to know who took the photo of her taking photos. She definitely has that camera out A LOT and is my inspiration.
xoxo
what is all means is that…
you dreamed BIG…there is a song by the Martin’s that a singing group at a college sang when I was at a high school summer camp…we kind of made fun of the song but it is true and I remember the words
Dream big
It’s the Lord’s desire for you to
Dream big
In everything you say and do
You’ll see your greatest dream
come true
‘Cause all of Heaven is dreaming big
for you
Oh, I love the word impossible
’cause that’s what God does best
So just reach for the improbable
and He will do the rest
If you’re gonna dream…
Dream big
I just got home to 3 boxes full of project life stuff–yeah. page a protectors–love the big set, tabs, folders and love the all.
You’re terrific, Becky, as is the product. I really am enjoying the process. Thank you for taking the chance and bringing it to market.
jennifer olson
i have too get more stuff i’m have too get 4 boxes too
I did two orders on Friday as products became available, just in case those darn Design A’s sold again and put me even further behind. I chose the the Super-Saver shipping option and my orders were sitting on my doorstep early on Monday! So happy to finally be able to get started.
April this is so beautiful. My daughter just moved to LA from South Carolina to follow her dreams. I miss her terribly but know that this is her time to pursue her big dreams. Thanks for this little song,
your welcome…I hope her dreams come true!
Becky,
Is it possible to do pre-orders for an extended period of time?? Then at least you and/or Amazon will have a solid number of how much product is needed in addition to warehouse stock.
Thanks,
Karen
I was really excited to receive my plastics from NZ yesterday. Craft House have been great, very good at communication and once they have items in stock they ship super fast. I continue to purchase from them because I am very happy with them. Also love your products I am receiving!! Can’t wait to get into it. (I couldn’t help inserting the front and back page cards straight away to get a feel for it
)
Congratulations on all your success Becky and I hope amidst the crazy busy-ness you have moments to …breathe!!
Alison, Aus.
Project Life is fun for the whole family! My order came today and my husband and daughters had fun tonight popping the packing material.
For those of you with extra products, you can list them for sale on Amazon. Back in October I had ordered the big variety pack and decided I really didn’t need it as much as many others were needing the product. So about a month ago I put it up for sale and it sold in less then an hour. It was not my intention to make a profit, I just sold it for a price to cover the retail price and the shipping plus Amazon’s commission.
Amazon has a great platform for selling things you don’t want or need.
Thank you Becky so much for your wonderful product. I love Project Life. My family loves Project Life. Even my husband loves Project Life. I have scrapbooked for over 10 years and never had I had an album receive so much love and attention. My children (and even 11-year old son) are so excited every week to see what photos/ stories made the cut, and they are also enjoying giving me items to include, and journaling some as well. How I wish this had been around all of these years, but I wouldn’t change this scrapbooking journey for anything. I so appreciate you and everything that you and your hubby do for us scrapbookers. I just simply adore you guys.
Last summer my family and I moved from Washington State to North Carolina for my husband’s job. It had been a very difficult transition for all of us (we have ALWAYS lived by all of our family and friends.) I had a very hard time adjusting when we first moved, but once I got my scrapbook stuff unpacked that all dramatically changed. I began doing Project Life again after a month hiatus do to moving/ packing/ and all of that craziness. Once I got actively involved in this project again my outlook completely changed and I began focusing even more on the blessing of being in a new state. I cannot begin to thank you enough for what a sense of comfort your product has given me (that and a great church, and the love of Jesus Christ.) Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
Looking forward to see all of the new things you will have coming down the line in the future. I know that ideas must be flowing wildly as your products are becoming more and more popular and loved.
I hope that you have some 8.5 x 11 ideas in your future line-up. I think a great many of us have left the 12 x 12 format we came to love. The books don’t fit on many bookshelves, their size and weight make them a bit difficult to handle (and love!), and printing full size pages as home isn’t possible for most. The space they demand is pretty daunting. The old standard 8.5 x 11 is such a workable and practical format. I know that page protectors for PL elements could be designed, and would be loved as much as the rest of this amazing line!
Kudos and Congrats on your success, keep up the good work!
WOW, I was surprised how quickly the products I wanted to order on Saturday sold out. That is AMAZING. So happy that Project Life is so hugely popular but a little disappointed I didn’t get my order in and have to wait until April. I will continue to document and will not hesitate placing my next order. Love the kit and all your products. I am excited things are going so well for you…congratulations!
Thank you for the much needed reminder that everyday is a day to be celebrated with pictures! I get so tied down with my list of daily and weekly chores of life. Your products helped remind me to take everyday moments and capture them. Thank you!
jennifer olson said
so i’ll have to get more project life in april soon and my mom will get some too with me
BECKY WERE DID PROJECT LIFE COME TOO YOU AND WERE DID YOU THINK ABOUT MAKING ALL THE STUFF GOES IN ARE PROJECT LIFE ALBU AND ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE MORE STUFF FOR 2013
You and your company ROCK! I ordered my supplies on February 20 expecting them to be delivered between February 28 and March 2 and they arrived TODAY! I can’t even begin to express how fun that is. Keep doing what you’re doing Becky because I love it.
By the way – I’ve been a fan of yours since Creating Keepsakes magazine first started and you just keep making this hobby easier and better and more fun. Thanks so much!
Awesome video Becky and super helpful. I love the many different ways you wear your hair (very cute, it even looks great pulled back.) I am very inspired to sort my kids stuff. I have to learn how to scan a little better first, thank goodness the hubsters is a pro at that-delegation never hurts right?
I love the idea of the digital kit but wondered if you would consider coming out with cutting dies to cut out the cards in the two size that are in the core kit? It would be a huge time saver to not have to cut out the cards by hand.