Project Life 2015: October

As I mentioned in this blog post I change things up a little bit for 2015. This year I no longer complete weekly spreads but I'm focusing on a monthly/theme based documenting and I want to tell more stories.

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On the left 3x4 card I first stamped directly onto the photo with the "einfach lecker" stamp from PAPIERPROJEKT. But then it didn't look good enough so I stamped onto a piece of paper and added it to the photo with my tiny attacher.

For the right card I used the stamp "Momente zum Festhalten" from the stamp set "Glück ist" from PAPIERPROJEKT. I just stamped on a yellow piece of paper, cut the words apart and glued them on the card.

Because there wasn't enough white space to write directly onto the photo I added a white piece of paper, stamped "dokumentiert" with yellow and wrote my words.

Yep, I love playing with the Momentstempel from PAPIERPROJEKT. They are just perfect to create some small embellishments to add to journaling cards (this one is from an older Kelly Purkey Kit).

Here I combined a card made by bigcityquiet with the "super" stamp from PAPIERPROJEKT. 

The "heute" stamp from this stamp set is just perfect to create some simple journaling cards.

PAGE PROTECTORS I USED
Design A, 8x10 horizontal page protector which I cut down

SUPPLIES I USED
Currently Word Art from Paislee Press, Schiller Moment-Stempel, Glück ist.. Moment-Stempel, Mahlzeit Moment-Stempel, Augenschmaus Moment-Stempel, various cards from the story kits from Ali Edwards

TOOLS I USED
Precision Pen 03, black StazOn ink pad, yellow ink pad from Stampin'up, dark brown ink pad from Stampin'up, blue ink pad from Stampin'up, White Bazzil Cardstock, Tiny Attacher, date stamp, I print my photos at home with my HP Photosmart C5280 on Canon semi gloss photo paper

Project Life is a system to document your life, created by Becky Higgins. You can find all my posts from 2015 here and from 2014 here. In this blog post I talked about my weekly process and in this blog post I share my experience with monthly spreads. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments and I'm happy to answer them.