Project Life 2017: Week 12


I used the latest Memory Keeper collection from Paislee Press to create this week’s spread.

I love the flexibility of digital elements. I can modify the items such as color or size to make them work for me. For example, the background (digital) paper used in the top 4×6 card with the two portraits of my daughter and I is from this collection (a different Paislee Press kit). I simply changed the yellows in the paper to match the salmon color in the Memory Keeper kit (in Photoshop) to match the paper to the rest of the cards.

The spread has several different stories from the week, including my daughter’s obsession with “sauce” (specifically tomato sauce, which she was asking for almost daily), lunch at a new eatery, and rediscovering I could still play a piano after many years. I used the same color scheme throughout to try to tie the pages together aesthetically.

Another week completed! You can see more of the creative team’s projects here.

Supplies used:
Memory Keeper (PP)
Favorites Stamp (KP)
stickers from Story Board Stationery Kit (SC)
Letter Stickers (Simple Stories)

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