Project Life® 2015 | Week Eight
I've slowly but surely been making my way through my 2015 Project Life® album. I've included a few spreads/weeks in recent Story classrooms, as well as in the Type workshop, as examples related to the content.
Making it happen. That's what it's all about.
Most of these weeks already have some content when I start them - might have photos already printed, might have yellow sticky notes with story reminders, might have journal cards already completed or something else along those lines. The bottom line is usually there's something in the pockets for each week already because I'm adding bits and pieces here and there as life is happening.
When going back in time I tend to keep it even simpler. Words + photos + some intentional embellishments - okay, that's how I usually like it but it feels even simpler. Maybe that's because I call it "good enough" quicker, knowing there's more to do. Either way, I still love this project and am happy to spend time on these overviews of our weeks.
Here's a look at Week Eight:
One thing I've found myself doing when going back a few months is relying some on what I've posted on Instagram to jog my memory of what was happening. It tends to be a combination of that + my personal calendar + my photos.
New bed = a whole lot of excitement of course.
Still loving using Anna's artwork for the date cards.
I did a layout for the Magic Story Kit™ telling the story of our adventure to Toronto. Because I already told the longer story in a traditional layout this can be more highlights/overview (which is how I view this album anyway).
Love that cork world from Freckled Fawn's Wanderlust Kit.
The gratefulness card + the yellow heart circle on top are both from my Roots Story Kit™ (currently available to begin your subscription at the time of this posting).
SUPPLIESRoots Story Kit™Go Story Kit™AM/PM Story Kit™Freckled Fawn Wanderlust KitAE Deschutes Alpha Stickers (Navy) OLW Mini Kit (star stamp)AE Photos Stamp Set ("love this")Rolling Date StampEpson PictureMate Show Printer (for all my 4x6 and smaller images)
