Happy Friday, CTKers! This month we got a glimpse of the new Pocket Life kit packaging and I've got to say, I loooove it! The muslin bag was perfect in holding this month's kit while I was still working with it and it made it so easy to carry my supplies around the house (since I don't have a dedicated workspace).
Anyway, I'm here to share my Pocket Life Week 30! This was a busy week for me, so this ended up being a three page spread.
The first of three pages:
The vellum envelope filled with gold sequins that came in the PL Embellie kit was perfect, so I used it as my weekly title card with the wood veneer from this month's kits plus an alpha from my stash.
The second and third pages:
Left side:
I only use a Canon Selphy to print photos, so the biggest photos I can print are ~6x4, but I wanted to incorporate this panoramic photo of my family. To do this, I took my photo and edited it so that it printed one side to 4x6 and then the other side of the photo to a second 4x6.
Right side: I used the glitter alphas from the Aug Main Kit to help document my friend's wedding.
I tried something different with how I photographed my spreads this month. I usually take all the cards out of the pockets when I take my photos and then put them back in, but it was just sooo time consuming. I tried Stephanie Bryan's trick on photographing her spreads upside down to avoid a glare and I'm pretty pleased with the results. What do you think?
Oh, and of course, here are your sketches:
Anyway, I'm here to share my Pocket Life Week 30! This was a busy week for me, so this ended up being a three page spread.
The first of three pages:
The vellum envelope filled with gold sequins that came in the PL Embellie kit was perfect, so I used it as my weekly title card with the wood veneer from this month's kits plus an alpha from my stash.
The second and third pages:
Left side:
I only use a Canon Selphy to print photos, so the biggest photos I can print are ~6x4, but I wanted to incorporate this panoramic photo of my family. To do this, I took my photo and edited it so that it printed one side to 4x6 and then the other side of the photo to a second 4x6.
Right side: I used the glitter alphas from the Aug Main Kit to help document my friend's wedding.
I tried something different with how I photographed my spreads this month. I usually take all the cards out of the pockets when I take my photos and then put them back in, but it was just sooo time consuming. I tried Stephanie Bryan's trick on photographing her spreads upside down to avoid a glare and I'm pretty pleased with the results. What do you think?
Oh, and of course, here are your sketches:
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