Photo books sound like a great idea… until you actually try to make one. In this quick Q&A episode, Kristi answers the most common photo book questions we’ve heard over the years — no pressure to finish, just clarity to help you get unstuck.

This episode is for anyone who’s been avoiding photo books because they feel overwhelming, too big, or “not perfect enough.”

• How to actually start a photo book (hint: it’s not design)

• Why starting small beats starting “meaningful”

• How many photos you really need (it’s fewer than you think)

• Pages vs. spreads — and how to think about storytelling

• Choosing a photo book size and page count without overthinking

• Why imperfect photos still belong in your books

• What to do if you’re afraid you won’t finish

• How “done” can feel better than “done perfectly”

Kristi also shares personal stories — from thinking she invented scrapbooking (spoiler: she didn’t 😄) to finally finishing long-overdue school memory books for her kids in a way that actually worked.

If you’ve been holding off on photo books because you thought you had to do everything the right way, this episode gives you permission to do it your way.

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Take what fits, leave what doesn’t — and remember, progress beats perfection. We’ll see you next time on Sort-It-Out.