Project Life September 2014

As I said on Instagram a while back I'll share my Project Life® pages monthly here on the blog. If you are interested to see any older pages, check out #projectlifeandrea on Instagram.

I use Project Life since 2013 to document my everyday life. And I manage to put half a year into one binder. I primarily work with Design A page protectors and use a weekly format. One double page covers one week, starting with Monday. Sometimes I add inserts, sometimes I combine weeks (like vacations).

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Week 36: September 1 - September 7

Supplies used: various Studio Calico Project Life Kits, older THIS stamp by elisejoy.com, Calendar by PaisleePress, numbered card by BigCityQuiet, Zig Millennium Pen in size 02

Techniques: Nothing special. Stamping, writing on photos and I worked with the usual 3x4 photo onto two 3x4 cards.

 

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Week 37: September 8 - September 14

Supplies used: various Studio Calico Project Life Kits, older THIS stamp by elisejoy.com, Midnight Edition, Zig Millennium Pen in size 02

Techniques: I kept it very simple, almost no embellishments.

 

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Week 38: September 15 - September 21

Supplies used: Here I challenged myself again to only use products from the Studio Calico Poet Society Project Life Kit, Zig Millennium Pen in size 02

Techniques: I adhered those stars with my Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher and the September circle on the top left was punched out of a 3x4 card.

 

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Week 39: September 22 - September 28

Supplies used: various Studio Calico Project Life Kits, Stamp Set by LifeLovePaper for Studio Calico, Zig Millennium Pen in size 02, 

Techniques: I used an insert for some additional photos (Design J from this pack).

 

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Week 40: September 29 - October 5

Supplies used: various Studio Calico Project Life Kits, Zig Millennium Pen in size 02, YES card by Ali Edwards, Pretty Documented October Calendar

Techniques: I printed out one photo at the size of 6x8 and cut it into two 3x4 and one 4x6 card.