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Kelly Purkey Shop Guest Designer – November

Sorry for the silence, but these last couple of months have been so incredibly busy and hectic! Now that Christmas is over, I’m trying to catch up on doing a few posts that have been on my list for a bit. In November, I was invited by Kelly Purkey Shop to be their guest designer. I’ve been a big fan of Kelly’s work for a while and a long-time subscriber, so I was really honored to have been asked to do some projects!

The November release was a great one! I loved the bold colors and fun stamp sets. I ended up making 3 projects total.


The first project was documenting part of the last week of the year spent in Palm Springs. We went right after Christmas and it was a nice way to wind down after the craziness of the holidays.

For my second project, I documented some time spent in Paris, a few years ago. I have a goal (a dream?) to go back and document a lot of stories from the past, and this was one of them.

I really loved the pretty papers in the mini kit from Life Love Paper, and decided to make a quick spread about my health goals for 2019. They might be a little ambitious but I’m going to go for it!

If you want to read more about the products I used, check out this blog post on the Kelly Purkey Shop blog, where I went in detail about the products.

Thanks for looking as always!

jenwong

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