We scrapbook to preserve our experiences. While much of the story is told with photos, some details require words and numbers.

Fitting journaling on a Mosaic Moments® layout is easy. Check out the examples below.

When you have a lot to say, type it on your computer and print it out on cardstock. Use the rulers on your text editing program as a guide to make it the right size. Then, cut it out and place it on the page.

Use your dies, like the brackets here, to cut out the journaling and title blocks and place them on the page.

Here, the journaling is treated just like a photo. It is printed, cut and matted on the layout.

After printing it out, add a few stamped images for additional fun.

Bullet journaling uses short thoughts. They can be numbered or listed. Complete sentences are not required. Give it a try.

Journaling doesn't have to be an afterthought. Here, the words were printed out to fit inside the arrow die where they become to first thing you see when you look at the page.

In this design, the title and journaling are all included on one block. This creates a cleaner, modern look.

For this design, one of the photo blocks on the page pattern was used for journaling instead.

Journaling doesn't have to be done on the computer. Writing it by hand is sometimes quicker and easier. And, years from now, others will love to see your handwriting.

These photos needed explanation, so Tami Potter decided to make the words the focal point of the layout. She added a photo mat and placed the journaling prominently in the center of the layout.