Some faces blurred for privacy
Here's a closer look at the left page:
I included a photo I'd taken of Eddy just being adorable sleepy cute on our bed one afternoon. I also added in a scan of a "wanted" poster of Austin we received from daycare. Of course, I had to write about being selected for Stolen Moments' creative team, and Austin's new favorite movie, Garfield. (We had to get the second one for him too, and he just flip flops between them now). I included his certificate from his first swim class (the second one just started up this month), and a photo from the Red Sox game that Brad and Summer went to.
Right page:
All photos from the BBQ we had on August 24. It was to celebrate Brad & Summer's birthdays, and also as kind of a send off party before Summer headed off to Berklee.
My template is my pocket template 1, and the freebie photo templates I designed.
I'm already thinking hard about what to do for 2015. I might to back to that whole creative style I did for the first half of this year, or I might even go back to physical Project Life, in a monthly format. Not sure yet. Right now, the simple style is working so I can just get the memories into my book, but it is a little...plain...for my liking. Any of you thinking 2015 already? What changes are you going to make, if any?
Project Life
is an amazing and simple scrapbooking system designed by Becky Higgins.
While I often use products created by other designers, I attribute my
love of pocket style scrapbooking to Becky and Project Life, which is
why I always refer to my pocket pages as Project Life. For more
information, please check out Becky's website. If you're new to the blog and you'd like to scroll back
through my past few years doing Project Life, you can find all of my
Project Life related posts here. In 2014 I switched to the digital Project Life format, which you can find products for here.
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