Flip Through Video: Hybrid Travelers Notebook #5

Finished up another travelers notebook and thought I'd share some of the pages. I've been searching for the best way to keep these "notebook" pages together and currently I've just been using ring binders and in this case a travelers notebook cover I got on a super sale. I just put the rings around the elastic cord in the middle and start adding in my pages. I printed my pages at home on pretty heavy cardstock so they feel pretty sturdy.

All of the hybrid travelers notebook pages I share here use graphics that I printed at home from DigitalScrapbook.com. I created "Print & Go" kits for most of these spreads, so if you need an easy place to start in your own travelers notebook, you can just print these pages out, cut them and glue them in your book.

If you're interested in more about my travelers notebook process, you can check out this post which covers pretty much everything I could think to include, including how to print graphics from Google Docs.

This page uses Print & Go Page #11 which uses Jessica's Heard the Buzz bundle.

This hybrid travelers notebook page uses the Print & Go #9 printable hybrid kit.

This page uses the Print & Go #7 travelers notebook hybrid printable kit.

This hybrid travelers notebook page uses the Print & Go #8 printable hybrid kit.

This page uses the Print & Go #15 travelers notebook hybrid printable kit.

The following two pages use printables from That Photo Life Journal Me kit
which includes pages ready to print and stick in your travelers notebook.

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Marisa Lerin

About Me

Hi There! I’m Marisa Lerin and you’ll see me around at DigitalScrapbook.com a lot. I started this site in 2010 soon after I discovered a new love in digital scrapbooking. DigitalScrapbook.com has gone through some significant changes since that time and it’s grown into this lovely community site you are seeing now. I am daily surprised by the turn of life’s events that has led me down this path. If you're new to the site, welcome! Here are a few tidbits about me that I hope will help you get to know me better!

I’m originally from Minnesota, USA, but spent a good chunk of my childhood living abroad (in Bolivia and Hong Kong). I returned to Minnesota to attend university, got married and then moved overseas again (Korea, then Jordan and 1 year of traveling). My designs are heavily influenced by these many nomadic years. I am currently back in the USA, now living in the great state of Oregon!

I have no official training for what I’m doing, since I decided very wisely (haha) to study physics in university. I am always learning new things about digital scrapbooking, and this community has been immensely helpful for that!

If I manage to stop digital scrapbooking you will probably find me watching TV, reading or baking. I also enjoy writing for the blog here at DigitalScrapbook.com where I talk about whatever happens to be catching my fancy at the moment.