Hybrid Studio: Pocket Calendar Makeover

January 2012, Featured Articles, Digital Scrapbooking, Paper + Digi = Hybrid

By Joana Studer Sun, Jan 01, 2012

It is January and that means it is time to replace your 2011 calendars with the 2012 version.

Today's tutorial will show you how to turn that ubiquitous, mass-produced vinyl-covered pocket calendar into a one-of-a-kind, personalized creation that will have you smiling every time you use it.

It is January and that means it is time to replace your 2011 calendars with the 2012 version. Today's tutorial will show you how to turn that ubiquitous, mass-produced vinyl-covered pocket calendar into a one-of-a-kind, personalized creation that will have you smiling every time you use it.

By Joana Studer

Staff Designer. Digital. Hybrid.
Ink Stained Hands

Joana has been paper crafting since 1995 and creating digital scrapbook pages since March of 2010. While she loves the neatness of digital scrapbooking, she still likes to cut and glue and enjoys mixing printed digital papers with traditional paper crafting items such as buttons, ribbons, and rhinestones. Before she became a mom, she was a wedding photographer and an IT liaison for a restaurant company. She is married to her best friend and stays at home with their two children full-time. She dabbles in other crafts: sewing, knitting, crochet, and jewelry making, but preserving her memories of and for her family is her passion.

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January 2012, Featured Articles, Digital Scrapbooking, Paper + Digi = Hybrid