This is the second Project Life spread I made with the Homespun release from Studio Calico.

The Documenter add ons are spectacular this month! In particular I am in love with the stamps by One Little Bird (everyday documenter and “on the menu”) – I know I will be using them over and over!

For this spread, I used pink as my main color – the “yeah” transparency from the main kit is fun!

This was definitely an unusual week – I had a small surgery on the Monday, and stayed put at home for the rest of the week.

I had fun stamping directly on the photos too – the Color Theory dye ink pads work great for that.

I used neon pink embossing powder with the everyday documenter stamp. I always add the week number to my spreads and this stamp set is just what I needed! It also comes with months, days, seasons and numbers – perfect!

The tags in the Pocket add on are so fun and bright (and hard to photograph…), and I decided to tone this one down with some white mist. I used one of the rubber phrases from the Documenter main kit as a mask.

There is a pretty set of puffy stickers by Pink Paislee in the Pocket add on.

Love these stamps (everyday documenter and “on the menu”)!

This is my favorite card of the entire spread! I stamped the “be cozy” from the Documenter main kit around this lovely bunny card from the Easter set.

More stamping with the everyday documenter and “on the menu” stamps.

I have tons of pages to share made with the Homespun kits from Studio Calico. But truly.. the Documenter kit and add ons were all so good!! I had purposefully held back in documenting my January, and was able to get caught up easily with all these new products. Today, I am sharing what I made with the Documenter main kit only.

This kit stretches pretty far!

I loved all the pink in the kit, but since I know not everyone is a fan, I decided to avoid pink in this main kit spread, so I chose teal and red as my main colors, with some black.

The silver foil on the card I used for the title is so pretty! I did some creative use of the alphabet letters – since there was only one “w”, I used the “n”s instead.

I used those pretty kraft labels with silver foil accents throughout the spread as a cohesive accent.

I love how the gray rubber word pops against this red card! Oh and a PSA – use staples to attach these rubber pieces, it looks like glue dots have a messy reaction, while staples work great.

I loved the card that said “good times”, but it had a bit too much white space, so I cut out the circle and layered it on top of the woodgrain card, and added my journaling around it. I also used the hang from the stamp set to turn the circle into a framed piece.

There is a lovely set of kraft labels with silver foil in the kit, and I decided to use the leftover backing as a background for this card. Since I like to use up my scraps, I backed it with a couple of pieces I had left over from cutting some cards. I love how it turned out!

The rubber pieces in the kit are adorable as is, but you can stretch them even further by using them as a stencil. Here, I used some Studio Calico mist to spray over the word in red.

I loved the “boss” card in the kit, but it was too black for my taste, so I just cut out the sentiment and layered it on top of another card. I also cut apart the black card and layered it on top of the other one.

The silkscreen that comes in the kit is so much fun! Seriously.. so pretty! I used it a few times here with black paint – it’s so easy to customize your cards! As part of the kit, you can also pick a color of paint out of three options. Here, I used black to stick to my color scheme.

The stamp set is really cute and versatile – I used it throughout the spread, and here as well.
Check out the Documenter kit here.