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Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone

Have you heard of Project Life by Stampin' Up!? This product line was introduced in the Stampin' Up! 2014-2015 Annual Catalog. To sum it up, Project Life is memory-keeping made easy. It is made up of photos/memorabilia and journaling combined with Project Life accessories that slip into pockets. Fast, easy, and fun.

I am a classic scrapbooker. I love my scrapbooks. I enjoy working on them when I have time, but I don't have time. I have two very busy kids. I take tons of photos and I am embarrassed to admit how behind I am on their books. Years, lots of years. Sigh.

Cue, Project Life by Stampin' Up! It is time to step out of my comfort zone. I enjoy classic scrapbooking. I enjoy spending time working on cute page layouts and journaling stories for each photo. Reality has set in, I do not have time for my old school ways. I took the leap and ordered my new Project Life by Stampin' Up's products.

I am really excited to play with my new items. I have photos printed ready to go. I think I will enjoy this memory-keeping method!

Stay tuned! I will show you my final product soon. What do you do with your photos? Do you scrapbook, use Project Life or maybe make digital scrapbooks? I would love to know what method works for you.

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  1. This is awesome Boni!!! I too just got my first kit of Project Life! I got the fall/Christmas one...eeek! Need to get started! Love you! Cant wait to see you in action with PL!!

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