WEEK IN THE LIFE | Completed album Part 2

Using photo templates from The Lilypad and Paislee Press. Love the simplicity of the templates. 

Somedays I have too many memorabilia that I just stuff them into a large page protectors.

writing down my commute. Again embossing the chipboard numbers .

  

I'm using some die cuts that I cut from Silhouette machine, including this set from Kerri Bradford Studio called Attach it with lotsa fun tags. Here I embossed the tags with Ali Edwards stamp from the WITL kit and of course gold embossing powder

Towards the weekend , I ran out of photo ideas and most of the time I'm merely staying at home studying or watching TV. 

That's all I have to share for my week in the life album, thank you for stopping by. And do share a link to your week in the life album if you blogged about it :) See you next time!

WEEK IN THE LIFE is a project initiated by Ali Edwards. You can read more about her project at her blog.

WEEK IN THE LIFE | Completed Album Part 1

Yay to week in the life project :) Here are the pages from Monday to Wednesday.

I did some embossing to the chipboard letters with the gold embossing powder. My recent addiction to gold color is getting worst haha!

Adding in my One Little Word of the year - Breathe. This photo was taken on my way to school , under a random tree . The words were added in Photoshop as digital stamps.

Instead of using the 3x8 pages for the schedule, I decided to use for photos. I also used the 6x8 WITL templates that Ali had on her digital store. 

Adding some die cuts elements and dividers to the album for some texture.

I'm obviously missing a photo here, doesnt this kind of thing happens all the time, when you think that your album is completed, you realise something is missing, and after you get that thing done, you realise yet another thing is missing.  I guess i'm going to leave it for now.

SO here is how I added all my "journaling" Last year I printed out the daily sheets in A4 size and place on my desk and I fill it up every night. However, towards completing the album, I realise my daily sheets were nowhere to be found. I lost those journaling! This year I made it digital. I recorded my schedule using this format that Ali provides on Evernote. This way I can record wherever I go. Eventually, i just need to print it out in the correct size and attached a boarder of pattern paper from Ashley Goldberg + Studio calico class Paint.plan.play.

Added the coffee cup sleeve in a Simple story flip pocket. 

using transparent sheets as divider

Adding photos/poster of TV drama which I watch . and I'm mssing another photo.

Thank you for stopping by! Tomorrow I will share pages from Thursday to Sunday.

WEEK IN THE LIFE is a project initiated by Ali Edwards. You can read more about her project at her blog.

WEEK IN THE LIFE | Album set up

Hello all, 

It's December already? Where did the time go? We are almost wrapping up the year of 2014. Remember I shared my Week In The Life photos last month? Here I have my album completed. I'm going to share it in 3 different posts. Today, I have the photos of the pages partially complete with most journaling cards, decorative elements and photos in the album, missing the journaling.

The 4R (4x6 inches) photos were printed using my trusty worthy Canon Selphy Cp900, while the 6x8 inches photos were printed in a local FujiFlim printing service outlet. Those were pretty expensive.

I was missing some photos hence I used the little yellow post it sticks to remind myself

I left one large 6x8 page protector at the end to house all the extra stuff, such as the transparent sheets obtained from cutting up some page protectors , and also Simple stories photo flips incase i have more photos to add :)

Tomorrow I will share with you the completed album , those pages from Monday - Wednesday.

I'm so glad I had completed my album this year :) It's now fat and fluffy and filled to the brim of the album. I hope you had a great time completing your album as well !

WEEK IN THE LIFE is a project initiated by Ali Edwards. You can read more about her project at her blog.