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November 22, 2008

Design Your Life, Weeks 4-6

We're into week 8 already, but here's what I made during weeks 4-6 of DYL (layouts and concepts provided by Cathy Zielske's Design Your Life workshop at BigPictureScrapbooking.com). Each week there are three layout sketches provided, two for the design concept of the week and one using a "Real World Color" suggestion. I decided at the beginning that three a week would probably be too much for me, so I only tackle the design sketches and that seems to be just right with my schedule. (Note: You can click any image to enlarge it if you wish to read the journaling.)
Dyl-wk4-sketch1 On this layout, I have since added "(& be nice!)" into the blank spot on the second last line of journaling.
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Dyl-wk4-sketch2-title-1 Dyl-wk4-sketch2-title-2 Dyl-wk4-sketch2-title-3 These "gimme 5" pages are all 8x8; I really enjoyed making them! We had a fun family discussion about what to record on these pages.
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Dyl-wk5-sketch2 Dyl-wk6-sketch1 Georgia likes to experiment with her food!
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Related posts: Design Your Life, Weeks 1-3
Design Your Life, Weeks 7-9
Design Your Life, Weeks 10-12

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  • Peace does not mean to be in a place where there is no noise, trouble, or hard work. It means to be in the midst of those things and still be calm in your heart - Unknown

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