I had taken a photo of the on/off-loading building at Anakeesta. The right hand side of course repeats colors from the left side. Notice the repetition of sideways words throughout the page? I then layered one of the 2×3 cards on top and added my journaling.

We did an Escape Room in Gatlinburg and absolutely loved it! We chose The Legend of Atlantis as our theme and I took this photo of the mural painted around the door. It is simply adhered on top of the page protector, easy and simple! For the back of the folded bad I added a chipboard heart. Also notice the map peeking through as well. The tickets I just left so the backs show, and I love that they have the date stamped on them. The two pockets from the previous layout? They are right here together. I also added a bit of journaling using a Sharpie marker right on top of the transparency. I adhered my photo on to one of the map 4×6 cards and then attached the hexagon on top. The kit also had these transparent hexagon shapes with word sentiments on one side. The Let’s Go stamp is from the Drive Story Kit and my date stamp is an old one from Target. The Ali Edwards Travel kit had a beautiful color palette with some of my favorite colors: pink and mint green! I began this layout with the pink 4×6 journal card and treated it rather lightly, just my handwriting, a few stamps, and the cork heart. I have always loved transparent and opaque elements so you can peek through to what is behind! I left those just as they were so this layout was still connected to the elements on the previous layout. Let’s have a closer look at the details of this layout!įor the left side of this layout I had the back of the ephemera layout, which established two pockets as somewhat opaque. I encourage you to give yourself permission to print and include all the photos you love without getting bogged down in the quantity or the order of things. I did not worry about whether the photos were chronological, or by day, or by event, I simply chose the photos I wanted to include and placed them wherever they seemed to belong. I knew I wanted to include lots of photos from this trip because they were all so fun and happy, and spreading the trip over three spreads gave plenty of room for them.

My favorite part about Project Life is the flexibility it provides to include as many (or as few!) photos as you want to. This is a total of three layouts from this one trip and I must say I just love them all! Have a look at my process video here: Hello Lovelies and welcome back to this Summer Mini Series all about Documenting Travel In Your Project Life! Today I am sharing one last layout from our Gatlinburg trip.

Sharing Your Story by Ali Edwards