I started Project Life Tuesday in 2010 because:
- I needed to keep myself accountable and on top of my photos each week.
- My family loved being able to count on a weekly post with pics of the kids.
- I thought others might want to keep themselves accountable too.
It was a huge blessing and so I am excited to be kicking off my third year of this series.
Each Tuesday, I will share my spread from the previous week, as well as host a linky for readers to link up their pictures/layouts. This year, Epson is sponsoring Project Life Tuesday, and they provided me with their Epson Stylus R2880 Large Format Photo Printer (C11CA16201)
Can you believe we are already on week 16? I kept things very simple this week, which was refreshing. 🙂
I only had one additional insert this week.
Here is the opening spread.
Elias traced his name this week at school, so I mounted it on some graph paper, wrote some journaling on it and then added a Hambly transparency over it.
I used these plain graph journaling cards from Becky Higgins to write about these school pictures from Elias's week. I added the butterfly sticker for a simple embellishment. I love the white space.
The kids had a blast with a big box this week, so I did a whole insert about it.
Here's the second view of the spread.
I was so excited to incorporate some washi tape that the Freckled Fawn sent me this week. I used some to wrap completely around the page protector. I love the little hearts. If you are looking for some cute washi tape to add to your album, you should check them out .
Similar to a couple weeks ago, I did a spread full of small photos, plus one journaling card to describe all the photos.
I used more washi tape from Freckled Fawn along the bottom of the journaling card and then a vine sticker to divide it in half. I used number stickers to coordinate to the journaling.
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Oh my, those photos of the kiddos in the box are adorable and I really love the handwriting your son did.
Great week. Thanks for sharing.
Love the simplicity of the pages – they really let the photos shine. I guess I’m going to have to get some washi tape… I’m loving it on people’s pages. Thanks again for setting up the linky!
Love the washi tape. As a digital scrapper I have been avoiding it, but I may have to get some just so I can look at it. So pretty!
That washi tape is so cute! I love how you used it in your layout 🙂
Love the box photos! It always amazes me how kids gravitate towards those above all else!
Your book is so great and the pics so adorable. I’m embarrased to say I bought the very first Project Life and it’s still in the box..oh one day. I’m so glad I signed up for your newsletter, it’s very nice and thank you for the great coupon!
Hugs
I love that you do this. What a gift for your kids. I should totally try to do this. I don’t even know where to start..ha! Your kids are adorable. I’m glad you are documenting them so well.
-ashley
http://pencilleddaydream.wordpress.com
yup boxes are the best, no matter how manty toys they have a box always provides hours of entertainment
Love this week’s layout! I really need to try out that idea of numbering the photos and using one journaling card. Is that plastic protector on the right also from that WR Memory Keepers combo pack you like?
Sorry, I was trying to get the post up so fast before work, I neglected to mention that. The page is actually Design F by Becky Higgins.
Duh. I have that one. I’m a dingbat. 🙂
The box photos are classic! Very cool about the Paper Coterie offer too-thanks!
Love the pictures and how you tagged numbers to some of them. Wonderful idea.
I’m glad I found your blog and all the inspiration, I surely need it.
As you may know I just started PL last week and I’m having a ball!! I’m also doing a great job of catching up…hopefully other’s can decide to take on this project as well, they will find– it’s totally doable.
Come check out my progress if you get a chance!
http://cinnibonbon.blogspot.com/2012/04/project-life-weeks-14-15-and-5-10.html
I did numbering/ condensed journaling this week too! It’s a great way to fit in explanations of smaller photos. I used my #s on Instgrams.