Start Here Project Life | Kelly Janes

2020 is a new year and I was reevaluating how I want to scrapbook this year. I've decided to make a transition into Project Life. I thought a great place to start my 2020 album was with the Start Here Cut File.

I sized the Start Here Cut File in Cricut Design Space to fit on a 4x6 card. I backed the cut file with a light pink patterned paper and adhered the cut file to a 4x6 piece of patterned paper. I added this card to the top left corner of my spread. I love that the "R" in the cut file is an arrow. It's automatically moves your eye down to the rest of the spread. Once that card was finished I was ready to move onto the rest.

I used multiple photos in my spread along with multiple cards from the Citrus Twist January Kit. I love that I can add puffy stickers and layers onto my cards/photos! I'm really happy with how this spread came together...especially since this is my first Project Life layout EVER!

Don't forget to head to The Cut Shoppe Store to check out all of the available products! I can honestly tell you that these products can be used on any project! I've used cut files for cards, 12x12 layouts, in my planner, and now Project Life! So fun!!! If you want to read more on my thoughts of why I made this change then you can head to my blog to read more about this change.

Boys Rule-DIY Project Life Cards

Hello Cut Shoppe friends!  Candace here with you today to share some ideas on creating your own project life cards using the digital cut files from the shop.  To create the cards today I used my new favorite cut file Boys Rule.

Here is a look at the cards I created for today's project.

The first page I created was the cover page for my 2015 album.  Looking back through my album and filling in the holes I found that I needed a cover page.  These DIY project life cards were perfect for the theme of a new year.  Here is a look at the cover page. 

For the "awesome" cut file I stapled the cut file directly to a clear piece of 4x6 acetate and placed it into the page protector.  For the "adventure awaits" card I simply stitched the white arrow cut file to the card.

For the next page I adhered the cut files to 3x4 and 4x6 cards then layered a word strip over the top.  I love how it perfectly told the story of my little guys first pinewood derby.  Take a look...

I hope this inspired you and gave you a few ideas on how to use cut files in your pocket page scrapbooking.  Have a beautiful day and don't forget to stop by the shop and pick up these or any of the other fantastic cut files!

Hello Lovely!

Hi! Irit here with a new layout using my favorite cut file- Fancy Feathers from the shop. Love feathers! I could use them on every layout without a problem. I enlarged one of the feathers and since I was already cutting something I filled the whole 12*12 sheet with feathers in different sizes (I show it in the video). Here's the finished layout-

The background paper I used is Pinkfresh Studio from the Happy Things collection, and then rest is from the Project Life Sweet range.

Here's the cut file I used here-

And the video-

Thanks for visiting and I'll be back soon with a new project. Have a lovely day!

Project Life + watercolors

Hello.

Fearless here today to share with you one of my project life weeks, I had have so much fun with this one, dies from the cuts shoppe + watercolors are perfect match!

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have a lovely day

xoxo