Today's layout was inspired by a favorite Scrapbooking blog, but in a different way.
If you recall I used to frequently play along w/ a blog called the "Counterfeit Kit Challenge" blog.
Though I have wanted to play along, I just haven't found the time to this year.
I don't have time to create and photograph a kit, nor do I have time to put all the unused items from my kit neatly back into my stash.
But the other day I was inspired by another way to play.
This was copied and pasted from a recent post of theirs:
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the idea of a big kit this month?Perhaps you just want to pull together a few products to get those creative juices flowing again.
Maybe a mini kit is the answer!
A mini kit can be a smaller version of the main kit, or a small kit specifically curated for use as a page kit, card-making, a mini album, pocket scrapbooking or planning. Whatever works best for you! We are all about using up our supplies so whatever fits into your schedule - you can use the mini kit option at any time you like!
Susan decided to try something a little different this month - she looked to the mood board, released as a "sneak peek" just before the beginning of each month, as inspiration for her August mini kit. Here's the mood board:
A smaller kit and the mood board is what motivated me to finally scrap some photos from my Boston/Maine vacation last year.
Hey, only 1 year behind? Not bad, LOL
- If you don't know I love taking photos of my vacations but hate scrapping photos of my vacations... too many photos! #Overwhelmed
My kit included:
- The Maine BG paper
- The Kelley Purkey "Best Coast" Stamp Set
I used 4 stamps: the anchor, "East Coast", "Fresh Seafood", and "Coastal Views"
- A StazOn Jet Black ink pad
- Bits and pieces from some old Elle Studio kits
- White scrap paper for matting and accents
- Sharpies (black and red)
- Project Life App for journaling
I selected a digital journaling card, typed my journaling, and printed on heavy white paper
- 2 Circle Punches
"Maine - Remember Today"
Here's a close up of the journaling:
I feel good finally getting this into my (2018) Project Life album!
This is GORGEOUS! LOVING that Maine background, the photos and the journaling!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this page! Between the photos and the journaling, you've done such a great job documenting your visit. Glad the Counterfeiters inspired you to make this!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun layout! Yay to getting photos printed and into albums :D
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute layout.
ReplyDeleteCindy F
I'm glad Susan's mini-kit inspired you to make this precious capture. It#s a great page full of fun elements and happy memories! Hope to see you playing along again soon :-)
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