Category: pocket pages

  • Project Life 2016: Week 33

    Even though I’m trying to stay current and keep up with my 2017 album, I’ve still got plenty of gaps in 2015 (!!) and 2016. I didn’t really start doing pocket page layouts until last year, even though I thought about them a lot since I became pregnant in late 2014. My goal is still to go back […]

  • Project Life 2017: Week 22

    This week’s spread included the Memorial Day holiday. The group I swim with has a tradition of meeting at the sea to do a Memorial Swim in honor of those who have passed on. I haven’t been swimming much and heard the water temperature had dropped, so my daughter and I met our friends for […]

  • 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 […]

  • 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 […]

  • Project Life 2017: Week 5

    I had skipped over this week because I didn’t have a lot of photos and the colors were all over the place. I finally decided to tackle it by changing the crazy color photos to black and white, and keeping to a mostly black and white color scheme. Sometimes it’s difficult to get the colors […]

  • iNSD Project Life Spread

    This spread for Week 9 started because of one of the iNSD challenges over at Studio Calico. The challenge was to create a project using yellow, blue, black, and white. I searched through my digital files and was able to find various cards and papers to make cards. I have tons of physical paper products but sometimes […]