Although I've completed my first Project Life, I'm going to continue documenting my scrapbooking endeavors. I liked doing the Project Life method for the kids albums but I haven't decided how I want to do the coming years now that Logan is in school. I have plenty of pages, just not sure how I want to tackle the school stuff yet. But, of course, I'm still behind on our family yearbook. I attended an all-day crop with my sister and got so many pages completed. Her are a few of my favorites from the day:
I'm able to get so many pages done because I do power layouts beforehand, where I go ahead and pull paper and stickers to go with the specific pictures.
I made the bow below at one of the make-n-takes.
I only take a few tools (punches, special cutters, etc.). It helps so that I can get in with only one trip and it also means I don't spend as much time trying to decide what to do, my options are limited.
Once I get home, I'll add cricut titles as well as journaling.
One of the good things about doing the power layouts is that I intentionally look at some of my older supplies, trying to find uses for them...like the die cut playground below.
I'll even use pre-printed layout pages like this one.
I love these all day crops (even though I'm usually sore the next day from all the sitting), but unfortunately I only get to about 2 of them a year. Not nearly enough time to complete my albums. But usually I'm motivated for a while afterwards.
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