Project Life 2015 - February

Well, since I've been crafting again, I thought it was time to get another month completed for my Project Life Album.  I printed pictures and completed February last night!  This one was a little tricky for me, I was challenged a bit by the colours but eventually it all fell into place :)  The layout is using  Studio Calico's Cirque Project Life kit.

Here you can see how the pages flow.

Project Life 2015 - January

I finally finished my January Project Life pages.  It took a while to get started.  I decided to get a new Canon Pixma printer so I could print at home.  And then I got a photo editing program called Lightroom which I had to learn how to use.  It sure is harder learning new things at this age than it used to be.  I think my brain is full lol.  By no means do I know the program well, only enough to edit and print what I need so far.

Not a lot of pictures to work with the first few months of the year so the first few months will likely be limited to the two pages.  I'm using Studio Calico's monthly PL kit Far Far Away.

You can see here how the pages look beside each other.

Project Life 2015

A few months ago I decided I was going to start a Project Life album for 2015.  It was June, so I had a few months to go back on.  Well, life got busy with summer - camping, racing, travelling - all that fun stuff and I'm just starting January now.  I also invested in a new Canon Pixma printer over the summer for my photo printing.

So here is my cover page or title page for my album.  I joined Studio Calico's monthly Project Life kit subscription so I receive a kit each month.  I really love their style.  This is from the January kit Far Far Away.  I don't plan to do weekly spreads as I'm positive I wouldn't be able to keep up.  I plan to do it monthly and the number of pages depending on what photos I have.

I decided to print my journalling from the computer since I'm not too fond of my writing.  I'm sure I won't always do this though but I wanted to try.  I like the look.

The gold twenty fifteen is a clear acetate overlay - it's so pretty over the cardstock.  The tiny label in the corner of the picture is a digital file from SC's September Brimfield kit.  I actually used the print and cut feature on my Silhouette :) and it worked perfectly!!