Project Life Week Two

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I made it past the second week for Project Life and am having a lot of fun with this concept.  I had these pictures ready to go for a while, but have been sick all week, so it's taken me until today to post them :(

Here's a look at my layouts for Week Two.  I've continued to use Studio Calico's digital printables for many of my journaling cards and accents plus some patterned paper from this month's Block Party kit.

Above I'm using page protector design A and below I'm using design F.  I love that you can mix and match the format depending on your content for the week.

 

 

And here are some details.....I thought it would be fun to record some numbers for the week.  They're just random items, but something interesting to look back on in the future.

 This is label from the Martha Stewart range available at Staples with a roller date stamp.

Hope you're having a happy weekend and are staying healthy!

Ali

Project Life Week One

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I've never considered myself a scrapbooker - I've made perhaps 2 dozen layouts in my daughter's dozen years on this earth.  But I journal most days and take lots of pictures, and over the past couple of years, I've begun to combine the two.  Ever since coming across Project Life, I've been intrigued by it.  I might be crazy, but I decided to give it a try in 2013.

Project Life was created by Becky Higgins and is a simplified approach to scrapbooking.  Each week, you put pictures and journaling cards that document your life into photo pocket pages.  That's it!  No layout to follow, pressure to come up with cute titles or a ton of embellishments.

Also, you don't need a lot of product to get started.  You need a 12" x 12" album and some pocket pages (available in a variety of formats), which can be purchased from Amazon.  You can get pre-designed kits and journaling cards, but they're not necessary. 

I'm sharing with you my first week's pages.  I used a hybrid of traditional and digital scrapbooking elements and most of the photos were taken with my phone.  No fancy photography here! 

I used some digital elements from Studio Calico's Block Party Printable #1.    You can read more about Project Life and find lots of inspiration on their website.  Plus Pinterest has a wealth of eye candy.

Will I be able to create pages every week?  I doubt it, but the first week was fun and rewarding.  I'll do as many as I can and enjoy the process!

Happy weekend!

Ali