If you have followed me for long, you know that I am constantly lamenting the fact that I am behind on my memory keeping. I am a paper-lover that wants to play with the seasonal supplies within that season! So, I gave myself permission to skip ahead. There are no rules to memory-keeping, only theContinue reading ““Book Love” Traveler’s Notebook Process”
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“Standing Up” Bible Journaling Process
First off, I believe that everyone has creativity in them. I believe that we are all born with creativity and that different experiences in our lives either encourage or push-down that innate creative ability. So, when people tell me that Bible journaling is not for them because they are not artistic, I just don’t believeContinue reading ““Standing Up” Bible Journaling Process”
“Beautiful Mess” Art Journal Process
When you have taken time away from creating, it can feel pretty intimidating to jump back in. That is the exact position I found myself in after basically taking 3.5 weeks off from art journaling. I wasn’t sure where to start or what direction I wanted my page to go in, so I decided toContinue reading ““Beautiful Mess” Art Journal Process”
“Called” Bible Journal Process
How often do your crafty projects turn out like you imagined them? More times than not, mine turn out slightly different, or sometimes even dramatically different. To me, that really mirrors both my life experience and my faith experience. Rarely do things proceed exactly how I had envisioned, and that is because God is theContinue reading ““Called” Bible Journal Process”
Embracing Crafting Mistakes
We all make them. Nobody is perfect. Yeah, yeah, we hear that all the time. Yet, when we go on social media, we see perfect lay-outs with crisp white backgrounds. We see crisp stamping and clean lines. And, all those things are great, but they are not the real world. Glue gets out of controlContinue reading “Embracing Crafting Mistakes”
Creating Pockets for Your Traveler’s Notebook
Pockets, pockets, pockets! I am loving this trend of creating interactive elements in travelers notebooks and pretty much any paper crafting project. It captures the essence of why we create our crafts in the first place. They are meant to be used, interacted with, and appreciated. I love creating pockets in my TNs because IContinue reading “Creating Pockets for Your Traveler’s Notebook”