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5 Ways to Scrap Project Life August

September 18, 2014 by Francine Clouden

 

Project Life August 2014 - Create Share LoveSource: Create.Share.Love

I’m sharing some inspiration today from five scrapbookers for completing Project Life spreads. Each one has a different approach, but the results are all fantastic.

Traditional

Andrea from Create.Share.Love has a pretty traditional approach. She uses mostly Design A layouts, and documents her life weekly.

Project Life August 2014 - Create Share Love 2

 

 

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You can see a one week spread above, Andrea sticks to pretty simple layouts: photos and words with just a touch of embellishments.

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Artsy

Project Life August 2014 - Krista Smith

While Krista Smith also does weekly layouts, her pages have a more artsy feel, with more embellishing.

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Monthly

Elise Blaha does monthly spreads for her Project Life, usually just one or two per month. This is similar to my approach.

Project Life August 2014 - Elise Blaha

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Single Girl Scrapping

Single girls scrap too! Tracy shows off one of her daily pages. I really like how she printed out that photo of her sweet dog!

Project Life August 2014 - Single Girl's Scrapbook

Stick around her blog and check out all her other layouts for August. She uses the Studio Calico Handbook, which is what I use too.

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Digital

Melissa from A Vegas Girl at heart does her Project Life digitally using layered templates.

Project Life August 2014 - A Vegas Girl at Heart

Another pretty clean layout with the focus on the photos and words.

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Have you finished your Project Life Spreads for August? Leave us a link in the comments!

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Comments

  1. Hip Kit Club says

    October 5, 2014 at 3:16 pm

    Thanks for sharing the Project Life inspiration! Here’s some more inspiration for you from our design team using our August and September kits:
    http://hipkitblog.wordpress.com/2014/09/27/friday-with-amelie-cousin/

    All products from Hip Kit Club: http://www.hipkitclub.net/

    Enjoy!

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