Project Life 2017: Week 21


 

I’ve been having so much fun stamping in the traveler’s notebook I’ve been working on that I went a little crazy going through various stamp sets to complete this week’s spread. I used stamps from at least nine different sets, which must be some kind of record for me!

The cards are a mix of Kelly Purkey, Studio Calico, and Elle’s Studio.

I like to combine different stamps to create exactly what I want to say. Here I stamped directly on the photo using stamps from three different sets, and used some masking to hide what I didn’t need.

I loved using the “I Can/I Will” card with the arrow stamps to indicate both my daughter attempting to ride a scooter, and me attempting some tough moves in pilates.

Here is a closer look at some of the details:

A list of stamps used is below.

Supplies used:
My People stamp set (KP)
Love Story stamp set (KP)
Favorite Things stamp set (KP)
He Says, She Says stamp set (KP)
Clearly Kelly Outline Alphabet stamp (KP)
Up story stamp (AE)
Heart story stamp (AE)
Review story stamp (AE)
Extra June Stamp for subscribing (Gossamer Blue)

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