project life

This year I’m keeping a my favorite things album for myself. Since joining the Hip Kit Club design team, I’ve been doing a few Project Life spreads in my 2015 album, which I never completed. Since I have to do spreads for certain assignments, I decided to work in that album so I at least complete the pages that I actually had photos printed. I sort of got a bit…

I am slowly catching up on my 2015 Project Life album! While it’s really exciting that I’m catching up to the present, I’m also a bit disappointed that I just didn’t–or couldn’t–keep up-to-date with it like I had hoped. One of my intentions for this year was to keep my album updated daily, but I have failed at doing that. It’s interesting, the whole idea of Project Life is to…

At the ending of last year, I had many intentions for my Project Life 2015 album. The major intention was to keep it going daily and keep up-to-date with it, so that I wasn’t trying to catch up with it weeks or even months later. Oh how I am failing. I haven’t touched my Project Life album since National Scrapbooking Day on May 2, when I decided to start it!…

First I want to say that attempting Project Life in 2014 was hard but really fun. It was super difficult to keep up at a consistent flow, partly due to me not having enough time to sit down and make spreads and to me not really taking as many picture as I should. I also started my album in May, so it isn’t a full year. Also, I documented the month of…

Lately, I’ve been feeling like my mind is all over the place. Having not been home for a month–just a month!–so many things have piled up that need to get done. On top of that, there are so many other things I would like to get done just as the ideas for more things seem to pop into mind. For the last week, I’ve been writing and rewriting my To…

I’ve been meaning to really try out Project Life. I love all the spreads I see on Studio Calico, a scrapbook site I’m on, but I don’t think I could dedicate myself to a 12×12 album for a year. It just seems way too big for me, plus I love the 6×8 binder size better. 6×8 just seems more practical in size for storage and at this point in my…

So, I decided to give a go at Project Life. I’ve been meaning to try it out for a while now, but made up tons of excuses not to. One, the system itself is a bit expensive. What with buying a 12×12 binder, the clear journaling sheets, and a set of the journaling cards, the total price could come out to around $100 or more. I also was put off…