I’ve kept up with Capture 365+1 for two months now, and I think I can safely say it’s become a habit. There have been a couple of days that the iPhone has come to the rescue at the last minute, but most days getting a photo based on Katrina’s prompt or our daily activities (my preference) is on my mind as I go about my day. Here’s the layout with Ali Edward’s calendar template. I decided to do my “by the numbers” for February on the hidden tag. I like having the tag where I can write on both sides.
The patterned papers are Fancy Pants (“Love Bird”) and old Scenic Route that I just can’t part with when I purge. I also used the Papertrey Ink heart border die and Paper Studio alphas.
I’m linking the next layout to a Month of Photos at Simple As That. I decided to put the collage on a layout too, and make February a two-page event, even though they don’t use the same papers.
All the photos here spoke to the month for me: the fire at the B&B, Valentine’s Day, hanging out at home, the first serious snow of the winter, my trip to the Memorial Art Gallery (actually there was a second trip the following week) and our Sunday brunch diner.
LOVE the calendar page! It’s a great way to capture your entire month.
I always seem to mat my collages against white, the black is such a stand out Karen. February has been an eventful month for so many people, yourselves included!
Beautiful February monthly pages, Karen! Such a great way to summarize the events and love the valentine theme you incorporated into it.
such beautiful photos! thank you so much for sharing your month in photos with us. 🙂
I really like the calendar page Karen, I have been wondering what to do with my daily pictures, I’ll look at this, it looks so lovely. And your February collage is beautiful.
Two beautiful pages Karen :). I’m so glad I decided to do A Month in Photos this year, now I need to think about printing them out and making them into layouts 🙂 xx
Lovely February layouts Karen. (I’m hoping to finish m y Month in Number today!) I think they will make a great two-page spread.
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