PROJECT LIFE CATCH-UP

Catch up in postings that is - though I must say that I have been scaling down from the past where I could do a week in a two page spread. After reaching the half year mark (and still being on the project... yay me!), I am probably going to head towards doing a two page spread every fortnight and being flexible enough to change things as they need to be done. No pressure too, as it is about the memories that are documented, not about having done it religiously.

There was a children's event at the museum in June and I made my way there with a few of my favourite kids. And of course the best exhibits would have been the ones that made it to the page. Particularly cool was the UV light exhibit which made everything glow, as well as the interactive exhibit with iconic images in black and white, reproducing as you spoke into the mike.

Thus there was also loads of journaling thrown into the mix... which reminds me that I really need to dig out my typewriter and my sewing machine again... because I want to, not have to (:

Project Life is a line of products by Becky Higgins, and can be used for documentation of daily life or anything else you may want. I am using it to remember the year and take more photos of  my everyday. For those who live in Asia, you can get your PL supplies from Scraplicious. Follow my PL journey here. To view more project life week pages all around the web, check out The Mom Creative. 

I'M BACK

It's been nearly a month since I last posted, but much has happened since then and I think I am finally adjusted back to a rhythm and routine.

As a result too, I have been scrapping more and catching up on PL, though I am now deliberating about how best to capture the last month as I have not been taking enough photos.... yes ironic I know as scrappers ought to be full of photo taking enthusiasm.

So to mark my re-emergence in the blogging world, I'm back with a card as well as one Project Life spread to share.

First the card,

Supplies: Studio Calico, Crate Paper, Maya Road, Lawn Fawn, Hero Arts

I decided to play with a brown, yellow and grey scheme and I very much love how it came out. I have also been having lots of fun with the hero arts midtone shadow inks as they have been fantastic to use, giving really good coverage for the acrylic stamps that I have.

Here's a close up look at the details in the card

And here's one of the Project Life layouts as I play catch up in posting

Still like the EP camera's a lot, and the cupcake that you see, it's awesome. I can't remember what exactly is inside and what it is called, but it's a gorgeous combination of chocolate, peanuts, caramel and chocolate balls....mmmm...yum!

Project Life is a line of products by Becky Higgins, and can be used for documentation of daily life or anything else you may want. I am using it to remember the year and take more photos of  my everyday. For those who live in Asia, you can get your PL supplies from Scraplicious. Follow my PL journey here. To check out more project life week pages all around the web, check out The Mom Creative. 

That's all for now and will have more soon (: