Hello everyone! Today I’m sharing a quick post on how I scrapbook on the go. About a year ago, I started a series of blog post on scrapbooking on the go, where I shared tips on how I save time in my memory keeping by doing some photo editing and journaling when I’m out and about. Today I’m sharing how you can really scrapbook during your vacation and trips.
There are several ways you can print your photos when you’re on vacation. You can go to their local photo developer, or bring your own printer. For convenience, I like to bring my Fujifilm share printer along. I usually bring 2 packs of refill so I can print around 30 photos for the trip. The printer is small and compact and easy to connect to your phone through wifi. Another printer you can consider is the Polaroid Zinc printer which is even more compact. However, I did not like it as much because the print colors is a little different from real life colors.
Process
When traveling, I will send my photos from my DSLR to my phone, touch up the photos a little using VSCO app. I then print them using my portable printer. Before traveling I will print a bunch of digital elements such as labels and word strips so that I could use them during my trip to make some simple scrapbook pages.
It is very easy to print with the Fujifilm Share printer using the phone app. Sometimes I print a bunch of photos and keep them in the traveler’s notebook and scrapbook in a cafe when I have the time.
Here are some Travelers Notebook spreads made using the Mexican Food Day collection.
Thanks for stopping by. Till next month, ciao ~
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