CHA Favorites | Divided Pocket Scrapbooking

I was looking at all the photos I took at CHA, and realized that if I didn’t combine some of the different vendors into posts based on similarities, then I could spend two weeks blogging daily about CHA. So I decided to combine all the different divided pocket scrapbooking companies that I visited.

The most well-known to me of the divided pocket scrapbooking line is Becky Higgins Project Life. She has now partnered with American Crafts to bring Project Life to retail stores.


The booth was hopping every time I walked by!

My friend Liz Tamanaha, who designed the Midnight Edition of Project Life coming out in May, is the one standing on the right with the red purse.

Here’s a closer look at the Midnight Edition.  So classic and elegant!


The Kraft Edition.


New to the Project Life line are the mini albums, and also the mini kits.




There’s also a wall of accessories, such as page dividers, pens, and cardstock. 


I ran into my Write.Click.Scrapbook. teammate Jenny Larson at the Project Life booth! Donna Jannuzzi was with her. She used to be on the WCS team too, and lives locally to me. I’ve met her several times at local crops. The three of us got a photo with Becky Higgins.
 


Next, I stopped at the We R Memory Keepers booth and saw their new pocket scrapbooking line called “Albums Made Easy”. There were four new lines with coordinating journal cards, cardstock, and albums that debuted at CHA: Memo, Webster, Bloom, and Tangerine.

Each kit contains 275 journal cards. You can also purchase a package of coordinating cardstock that contains 60 double-sided cardstock cards containing both 4x6 and 3x4 cardstock. These new lines look very cute and versatile.

There are many different page protector configurations available in many sizes. I found some that are 8.5x11.


Other sizes that fit into the same albums.


And of course the 12x12 choices were numerous! 


Also in the page protector scrapbooking market is Simple Stories. 


Their Sn@p line of products are bright, colorful, and so cute and contemporary.
 

A closer look at the stamps.


They had a wall in their booth, showing the different ways you can configure their journal cards and your photos in page protectors.




More sample projects in the Simple Stories booth.



Another company coming out with page protector pocket scrapbooking lines is Echo Park’s Photo Freedom line. I didn’t get a chance to visit their booth because I was running out of time. They have really cute new Photo Freedom lines coming out in the spring, as well as several lines available now.

Allison Kreft’s Today’s Story
 

Kasie Fry’s Happy Go Lucky


Hope you’ve enjoyed taking a look at some of the options in Project Life-esque divided page protector scrapbooking from CHA. :)