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If you’ve been around here on the blog at all, you know I’m a big fan of the Project Life App (and the Project Life system in general). The Becky Higgins team took the crap out of scrapbooking and it’s kind of the best thing ever. If it weren’t for this super simple system, there … Continue reading "How to use the Project Life App–video tutorial"
I'm SO pumped! I received my 2013 Project Life (volume 1) 10"x10" photo book in the mail from Shutterfly -- WITH INSERTS!!! Do you remember when I decided to try doing some digital insert pages? Well, they are now a reality! The first thing I did after I opened the box was break out the scissors and cut off the excess paper on those insert pages. So exciting! :) The finished look is exactly what I had in mind. YAY! Here's the whole cover: I modified a template by Laura Passage to accommodate one patterned paper from each of the 26 weeks. I used the same concept on my 2012 Volume 1 photo book. The real-life version has our last name on the back instead of the blog name. :) In hindsight, I could have made the text on the spine a little larger. I designed the covers in Photoshop according to the guides/dimensions in the 12x12 hard cover templates from Shutterfly. They didn't have templates available for the 10x10 books when I was working on this book, but they do now. The little yellow camera on the back cover is from the Candid kit by One Little Bird (available through the end of October as part of The Digi Files). The kraft paper background is by Kristin Aagard. And, now... what you've all been waiting for... more about the INSERTS!! :) I folded a piece of decorative tape over the edge to serve as a little tab, and it worked perfectly! I am so pleased!! Here are a couple of other spreads with inserts: For the pages with a dark background color, I made the excess white so it would be easy to see where to cut. For the pages with a lighter background, I made the excess section a darker color. I did this in Photoshop by selecting the area I was planning to cut off, and then filling it with color. You can do that with the paint bucket tool or the keyboard shortcut alt + backspace (I have no idea what it is on a Mac... maybe option + del?). Anyway... it worked great. Before I cut the actual pages in the book, I looked on both sides to see if they were lined up exactly. They usually weren't, so I made sure to cut on the inner-most edge. I had left a half-inch margin around each page when I uploaded them to Shutterfly, so it was no problem to cut off just a tad extra. So, what do you think? I am just SO happy with it! :) If you'd like to see all the pages, you can visit my Flickr gallery. Click here or click the image below. I'll be linking up with The Mom Creative on Tuesday! Head there for lots of Project Life inspiration. :) You might also like to check out The Daily Digi's Digital Pocket Scrapbooking Flickr Group.
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