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I used not too scrapbook at all lately ( for at least the past 7 months), but for the past 2 weeks, I'm trying to do it on the week ends and it works...Even though it is not as much as I would like it to be...
I'm trying to make a habit of it...:-)

Right now I am only managing once every couple of weeks...I want to make time each week, it's just not working for me right now!

I'm not scrapbooking too much lately but I try to make a little something everyday...
My scraproom is in the middle of the corridor, right across the kitchen, so, whenever I go in that direction I can cut something, paint a little something, etc

Not often enough! Unfortunately, the amount I can scrap is way down lately. I['m lucky if I get time in once a month . . .

I just finished a book on a 3 week trip and I worked some everyday for 2 weeks. I work two or 3 times a week on other things like the 365 project. I browse online lots and love all the new ideas, hope I'll get more involved in the "doing" part.

I try to scrap at least once a month. If I ever get my scrap area set up at home I might get more than that done!

I scrap once a week or so. Recently, I switched to digital scrapbooking for most projects. I find that this allows me to do it much more frequently because it is much more convenient for me.

i work at a paper store, so chances are i spend quite a bit of time being creative at work. when i get home, im more of a stationery/card/collage person. i love using rubons, stamps, and ribbon. i try to do something atleast once a week, even if not for myself, for someone else.

I tinker around in my scraproom everyday....

I seem to go in spurts. I will work on a mini book or album for days and then when it is complete or current I will take some time off. This gives me a chance to reorganize and take stock of what I have before I begin again.

I do something scrappy everyday. Actual paper and glue scraping is more like once a week.

I'm trying to do a layout a day at the moment, but life keeps getting in the way! I'm inspired constantly by the blogs and magazines I read, and by stories I hear or things that happen. I dream about scrapbooking ideas too, but putting them all into practice is the hard part!

I usually try to scrap a few times a week. Sometimes though, I do need to just walk away and give my hobby a rest for a few days or a week. It can get hard when ideas just don't seem to come to the layouts I would like to work on.
Now, shopping for scrapbooking supplies, I could do any and every day. Ha...

Lately, not as much as I'd like. Packing up the house for some major renovations included packing up my scrapbook nook (although I did leave a bag of essentials in the closet so I'd have something to work with). When not packed away, I try to scrapbook at least once a week for a few hours.

I scrap in spurts, sometimes several times a week, other weeks not at all. I get fired up when I get to go on a beach weekend scrapbook retreat (a couple times a year) or to a convention. As I am attending a convention next month, I've been doing power layouts and organizing to get ready to go.

In some form, everyday! I take a photo (or more) everyday. I visit here and other blogs almost everyday. I flip through magazines a few times a week. To actually make a layout, I would say a few times a month. Such a marvelous hobby we have!!!

I try to scrapbook everyday. If not, at least once a week.

I CRAFT in some form at least once a week. I may scrap or alter or paint or... whatever. It maybe daytime, afternoon or 4am but it happens. I like that there is no set time. It happens when it happens...a perk of the empty nest... ms.cheryl

I do something scrapbook related everyday! Whether it be sort photos, make a layout, create embellishments, or read a scrapbook magazine...I do it EVERYDAY :)
I love it!!!

I hardly have time to schrabppk lately. With moving and trying to get settled into my new space...slowly, but surely. I have recenly joined a scrapbooking group so I hope to be aboutle to get more done on a monthly basis if not more often.