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Organizational Tip Organizing Time Wisely

Hi!!! It's Lynne from the Scrapbook Blessings Club,  offering an organizational tip for keeping your projects for various Design Teams organized. This year I am on 12 Design Teams and after I thought what have I gotten myself into I thought I would organize my time and to get my projects completed in a timely fashion . . .

The first thing I did was organize a spread sheet with each of the Design Teams I'm on on the side with the top parts of the table open to put dates


The top cells are to put the dates projects are due with the projects then placed in the respectful boxes. If you notice, I also had put the time when the projects are to be live SEW, I know what I'm doing and when and where to organize my time wisely!!! 


Viola!!! I have a timeline when my DT projects are due and what the image is along if there is a theme. This is then printed and under my mat that I can see at all times.

Now, if you notice that I had printed out the digital images and hand-printed what the image is, the due date along with which Design Team it is for . . . . these are all clipped together and ready- set- color and then create!!! 

DISCLAIMER: Due to the angel policy, I have watermarked these to protect the designer and the pictures are not that clear.



I hope your enjoyed today's project too. If you have a questions or suggestions, please leave it in the comments. Also, you can join up to our Facebook group: Scrapbook Blessings Club for more fun, games, inspiration, tips and techniques. Thank you for stopping by and have a blessed day! SBC Design Team Member
Lynne 

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