;) I'm so happy that my book is complete. It got scary there for a minute. I mentioned that Jesse said, "Oh, forget it. Just move on to 2015." Wut?! I couldn't do that, but I was tempted...

These are my layouts for November:


This is where I included my 30 Days of Thankful project. See that project in more detail here.
(If you're keeping up, I didn't share the last week of October and first week of November, which include weeks 44 and 45, because that layout included a few pictures of friends from school).

This my recap for December:


I shared our December memories in way more detail in my December Daily. See that book here.
What I learned from cramming several months into a few weeks is that simple is the way to go. I also learned to not overthink things. That slows momentum. If it's not perfect, it's okay! Move on with your life, self. ;)
See more of my 2014 book here.
Supplies and embellishments include:
Design A pocket pages; calendar cards from Amy Martin Designs; My Big Ideas theme cards and stickers; Seafoam Edition core cards; Project Life 4x6" grid cards; I'm a Paper Nerd Journaling Card Printable in Black and White (I used the cards from the 2014 printable, but I'm linking to the 2015 digital printable); vellum labels; acrylic stamp set (including Christmas tree) from Michael's; clear gems from Close to My Heart; ABM alphabet stickers and ledger paper; Jenni Bowlin labels acrylic stamp set; Midnight Edition core cards; Sunshine Edition core cards; clips and post its from Target; flair badges from A Flair For Buttons and The Crafty Pickle; Kellie Stamps' "Nom nom" rubber stamp; Sharpie; Fiskars' 12"cutter; Pilot razor point black pen; Sharpie; tacky adhesive circles; glue dots.
To note: some of my supplies and embellishments are old and likely retired and/or I don't remember where I got them from, but if I missed something, ask in the comments and I will do my best with figuring out the source. I respond to most comments and questions within the comments section.
I will be documenting for 2015 soon! See my memory keeping approach for 2015 here.
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