Memory keeping

Whether you’re brand new to memory-keeping or you’re a seasoned scrapbooker, we can all relate to the feeling of being “behind” on our memories.

I think lots of us get scared off by the thought of memory-keeping. We think it has to mean scissors and glue and way too much time (that we don’t have). It doesn’t. Hang with me.

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I just really hope that I will be diligent in doing this for all of my kids. Use a memory journal to record special moments as your child grows, then give it to them when they graduate. Way better than keeping a baby book!

Read about the four steps I'm using to take a simple, minimal, and meaningful approach to Project Life and memory-keeping this year.

Do you journal or do any kind of memory keeping? Sometimes I wonder if journaling is a lost art- the act of sitting down and physically writing your thoughts on...

Photos. We all have them and most of us have them stuffed away in random places or trapped in bulky albums. When my parents passed away we inherited a ton of albums. They are all amazing photos but it's been so hard to figure out how to divide them up. Then there are all of

Noel Drennen on Instagram: "Another week in the books! 🤩 #stoptheblur #heidiswapp #studiocalico #memoryplanner"

COMMISSION CASE STUDY (Picture 1 of 2)⁣ This large sentimental Memory Box was commissioned by Fiona from East London, who wanted to celebrate her parents' lives, their milestones and the treasures they had collected. Together we worked to create this stunning arrangement of personal keepsakes, weaving together many different kinds of artefacts to tell the story of their lives. It was an honour to work on this piece, knowing that this would keep her parents' memory alive and bring a smile to…