December Daily® 2024 | Story 02

[@nataliepetersen4502]

I decorate like you....little here, little there. Makes my husband bonkers. He actually finished the lights because I was taking too long and he knew I was busy and needed help. He reads me so well. I also craft like you, not always taking into consideration saving bits of paper and such. Thanks for sharing, I need to try the sticker paper because you are right, printing directly on the tag can be RISKY!

[@lyndsaybrook6868]

We live in Eastern Washington, so I can totally relate to the impact of such short days. I love all the lights on our home and our neighbors! Such a treat, all the colorful lights!

[@KirstieMacGowan]

The casual way you write on those tags at the end 🤯 😂 love this page and yesterdays, I have swapped from an 8x10 to a 6x8 after watching them both! Thanks for sharing, looking forward to the month!!

[@hollyjean1014]

Thank you for sharing not only your talent with us but also your daily story. It touched my heart the way in which you expressed your story. These past two days have been so dark for my family. And I'm thinking to myself how do I write about yesterday and today. Do I just not write anything. Maybe I will find those tiny lights amongst the darkness and write about the tiny lights.

[@sarahj.8213]

So fun! Love the use of the stickers from the adventcalender. Also: great picture.

[@JessaCrownedByJesus]

Love the idea of the banner stickers in leu of the ribbon. 🖤🎄

[@kimcreate1]

Very nice. Tfs

[@cindyborcherding8927]

Ali, quick question... I know you print at home but are you taking pictures with your phone or big camera? For instance, this picture is very clear and colorful. Is that from your phone? If so, do you use any editing app? Thanks Ali!

[@AliEdwardsDesignInc]

Hi! Currently all my photos are with my phone (I'm using a 14 Pro Max). I edit most of my photos minimally in Photoshop before printing (usually adjusting levels or curves).

[@lisasproul8027]

I want to add some typed journaling this year. All of my words are handwritten and therefore pretty short.