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[letumom]

For most digi layouts it takes me 30 minutes to an hour. For a paper layout, I might take 2 or 3 hours, but that's because my paper stash is so disorganized it takes me forever to find what I want to use! LOL!

Same here!

[1grandma]

It takes me a long time 8-10 hours, at least. And sometimes a few days. It depends. If I am trying to pull the design from my own head it takes me even longer.

[sherry]

About 1/2 to 1 hour-- beyond that I get bored and also annoyed it is taking so long.

[emarie803]

between 30 min and a couple hours

[scrappininAK]

mine usually are created over the space of a week - I start to think about them, get the pics, play around with pps and design

[kguercio]

Too long, I keep playing with things before I finally adhere them.

[Laura Fiore]

Anywhere from a half hour to two hours or so. I HATE the ones that take two hours so I don't know why I would ever spend that much time on them, LOL

Just depends on how things are flowing!

[gine]

usually 1-2 days, sometimes longer. in hours I would sayanywhere from 3-6 most of my pages has someting that needs to dry,

[alligatorally]

I usually have paint or stamping or something inky on my pages so it takes me a few days to do a page, but I don't mind taking a lot of time, it is relaxing to me.

[SusanZennario]

It really depends for me. If there's no inking, distressing, etc. I can whip out a layout in no time. But sometimes it sits on my desk 90% done for days waiting for that "great idea" to finish it off.

[shayla_rose]

about 40min-3 hours is normal for me

[Dianedi]

It usually takes me a couple of hours. I enjoy the process so I don't mind if I'm slow! LOL!

I'll start a layout and then leave it for awhile and come back to it.

[ammielou]

If you take a look in my gallery, you will see that my LOs are pretty simple. It takes 15-20 min for me. Longer if the cats and DGC are running in and out.

[RitaS]

My layouts average about 2 hrs a page. 20 minutes has been done, but those are rare for me. Scrappy time is play time, so I am only ina rush if playing an ACOT challenge/game.

[javalove]

If I'm doing a lift or working from papers where I have lots of matching embellishments, I can do a page in an hour and a half or so (not including journaling). However, if it's off the top of my head, I usually let a layout sit overnight so I can think about it before finalizing. I seem to work much faster when I have guidelines to follow like with the challenges and lifts, which is why I'm enjoying this site so much!

[megamay]

it really just depends, but on average I would say 2 hours. sometimes I have a simple one (usually following a sketch) that will just fall into place in half an hour or so, then sometimes I have ones that have stitching and distressing and handmade elements and they can take half a day.

[LyndaKay]

I usually scrap in half hour blocks due to other commitments, so I am VERY slow.

[mkcdaisy]

for digi i would say 15 to 30 minutes

for paper, i preplan my pages usually using sketches (I LOVE them) so when i actually go to do the page it takes 30-45 minutes usually and thats if I am doing lots of embellishing

[candykane]

couple of hours ~ although some just fall into place and take a lot less time

[Strawberry Creations]

I have never completed a layout in less than 2.5 hours. My average is 4 hours - I tend to overthink things.

Don't feel bad Laura, I tend to overthink on my pages as well. I am always doubting myself.