VIDEO: First Project Life Layout // Niagara Falls
November 21, 2015
Hello everyone!! Today I have very, very exciting news! I'm officially starting Project Life! As a very busy collegiate, it's important that I can still document all of my memories without having to dedicate a whole lot of time and Project Life was the answer! (Reminder to go enter my giveaway here)!
So, here's an overview of the page. My layout doesn't have a title quite yet, but it'll get one eventually. If you want more details on products check out my video at the end of this post!
This was by far my favorite card to make. I'm so in love with it!
I really liked a blue, green, and yellow theme for this layout. It really ties in the yellow from our ponchos while experiencing Cave of the Winds!
This weather card was so cute and I just had to use it next to the picture of us in our ponchos.
I may have gone a little anchor crazy on this layout...is three anchors too much?! The good part is if I get sick of it, I can always swap it out!
A tip for wanting to capture some 'wet' moments from a trip. I put my little point and shoot camera into a plastic bag that seals and it worked pretty well for the most part!
Here's my video with a deeper explanation on the products and such! Thanks for stopping by!
Supplies:
*Purchasing through these links is part of an affiliate program and I will receive a small portion of the sales*
Becky Higgins Big Pack of 12x12 Page Protectors (60 Pages)
Hygloss 10041 100-Piece Round Doilies, 4-Inch, White
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