MDS Monday 112 - More Project Life by Stampin' Up!

Hi friends!

 I love Anita's sketch this week. It was perfect for using some awesome Project Life by Stampin' Up! cards and elements.

Here's how this one turned out....

 Ok, so maybe I should stop doing "white" pages, because they don't always show up well on here, but I LOVE them! SO clean and fresh looking! 

 See that "I <3 to Travel" embellishment? All I did was shrink down one of the 4x4 cards to make it in to a little "PL Flair" The heart is also cropped out of one of the card designs! Don't be afraid to think outside of the box.

Here is the journaling - 

"There are few things that speak to me as much as this stretch of road. This is part of Historic Route 66. When I stood there, it was like I could feel the vibration of the thousands of tires that have rolled over this asphalt. I can picture cars full of families as they traveled back and forth across the country. Mom and Dad in the front, the kids in the back playing license plate games and saying, "are we there yet?"

Don't forget to let your books tell your story!!!!!

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Comments

[Tanya H]

Great page! Old, empty highways are so beautiful!

[Diane Malcor]

Wow! Just lovely! I will definitely need to try a few of the 'tricks' that you used on your page...definitely thinking outside the box! Beautifully done!