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geoscrapping

Imagine coming home from an amazing trip with a scrapbook full of memories already done…

about the course

Geoscrapping is my little travel journaling class where I share all of the tips and tricks I’ve discovered while documenting on the go. In this class you will learn how to make your very own junk journal–my favorite type of travel journal–and how to utilize and customize it to your own journaling needs. You will learn not only how to make your own journal, but how to create your own signatures with pockets and tuck spots to keep all the little bits you’ll collect during your travels.

I will share with you ways in which to prep your journal pages beforehand as well as how to create your very own travel scrapbook kit, with all of the supplies you’ll need to take with you to scrap on the go. We will discuss the importance of minimizing unnecessary supplies by figuring out what to take and what to leave home. I will share tips on how to write detailed and compelling journals without spending too much time writing, as well as share ways to add your photos and bits of ephemera to your pages as you journal.

Whether you’re a traveler who would like to begin documenting your journeys in a scrapbook, a seasoned travel journaler who’s looking to be more creative with your journals, or an everyday scrapbooker who wants to travel journal without taking too much stuff and spending too much time scrapping, this is the class for you!

WHAT’S INCLUDED

A private course area with:

☆ 14 lessons

☆ 6 journal examples

☆ 25 videos

☆ 4 downloads

☆ discussion forum

☆ 10+ hours of content

Plus six detailed examples from my own personal travel journals to inspire you as well.

LESSONS

  • Gathering your supplies
  • Choosing your journal
  • Creating your fabric cover
  • Making your signatures
  • Adding pockets + tuck spots
  • Binding your journal
  • Compiling a mini scrapbook kit
  • Prepping your pages: embellishing
  • Prepping your pages: mixed media
  • Prepping your pages: intro page
  • Compiling a mini travel kit
  • Adding your photos
  • Adding found ephemera
  • Writing detailed + compelling journals

YOUR TEACHER

Hello. I’m Tiffany Julia. I’m an artist living in New York City with an absolute passion for documenting my everyday life. I love to write, compose music, scrapbook and create art. I’m a creative of all kinds really, who also enjoys traveling the world and learning about different cultures, all while I eat tons of delicious food. I love documenting my various journeys around the world in thick handmade travel journals, and while I’m not out traversing the globe, I enjoy documenting the everyday in my scrapbooks and experimenting with mixed media in my art journals.

I have an unrestrained passion for many things and I often find myself longing for something greater than life. I hope to share my creativity and inspire you to create beautiful imagery and document your own life in a meaningful way.

Ready to dive into the world of Geoscrapping?

If you are, sign up today!

Enroll for $55

FAQ

I'VE NEVER JOURNALED BEFORE, IS THIS COURSE FOR ME?

This course is for all types of journalers–beginners, intermediates, and advanced. It is however a jumpstart course on how to create my style of junk journal and keep a travel journal while on the go.

WHAT SUPPLIES DO I NEED FOR THE COURSE?

There will be an entire lesson on gathering supplies. But basic supplies needed for this course are: a journal, a pen, and your travel photos and ephemera.

In the course I show you how to create your own junk journal. If you do choose to create the journal, you’ll need: fabric, a sewing machine (or needle and thread), an assortment of papers, a pen, and your travel photos and ephemera.

WHERE CAN I ACCESS THE COURSE?

After payment, the course will be added to your account dashboard under Ecourses.

You will also receive an email detailing how to access the course content from your My Account dashboard.

The entire course is available on the site.

AM I GOING TO NEED A SEWING MACHINE?

Yes. We will be using a sewing machine to create our fabric junk journals. While you can do the stitching by hand, it will be easier if you had a machine on hand.

HOW LONG DO I HAVE ACCESS TO THE COURSE?

Once enrolled, you have immediate access to the course content forever.

HOW LONG IS THE COURSE?

The course is broken down into 14 sequential lessons, plus 6 examples of my travel journals for inspiration.

This is a self-paced class, meaning once you have access to the course contents, you may begin and work on the class at whatever time, in whatever pace suits you.

WHAT IS YOUR REFUND POLICY?

Due to their digital nature, there are no refunds on any of my ecourses or ebooks.

I STILL HAVE A QUESTION.

Feel free to contact me and we can chat.

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Life is fluid. I am fluid. We are all constantly c Life is fluid. I am fluid. We are all constantly changing, ebbing and flowing, always evolving.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ I wrote this little "Note to Self" in my unraveling journal when the thought popped into my head. I've been thinking a lot about fluidity and how we as people are fluid. Everything about us is fluid. I think the thought initially occurred to me when trying to explain pronouns to my mom. Like the idea of the binary is pretty absurd when you really think about it because everything is a spectrum. In terms of gender identity, you can identify however you want. If you are female, then you are female. But I also understand those who feel female one day, but more male the next. And I totally get not feeling like either too. And you can change, you know? And it doesn't mean you're "lost" or "confused," it just means you're doing the work to better understand yourself and who you are and how you fit. You're evolving and that's beautiful.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ The idea of fluidity has really been something that's been on my mind for awhile now in terms of my own attraction preference. I was telling a friend the other day that I'm almost sure I'm on the aro/ace spectrum. My level of attraction (both romantic and sexual) is not always so clear cut at times. It definitely fluctuates in phases, going from high intensity attraction to very low/almost non-existent. Most of the time it's somewhere in between. But it's really interesting for me to note these phases as being something that's not broken within myself, you know? So I made a note of it here in my journal just to remind myself. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ I love how I can speak my truth in my journal. It listens. I hope you can all speak your own truths today too. xx
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My spread for Day 8 of #junkjournaljuly. My moment My spread for Day 8 of #junkjournaljuly. My momentum stalled slightly because of life, but I'm trying not to think that I'm "behind." I think that way of thinking for us creatives and memory keepers is what halts us. It overwhelms us for no apparent really and we do it to ourselves—not all of us though, but if you're like me, the thought is crippling. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ So I've been trying not to think of these sort of challenges with a time limit. I would probably be helpful to not even call them by their "days," but for some reason that seems more universal than saying "prompt 7." But anyway, I'm trying to not see myself as behind in this journal challenge. I'm 100% ready to take Junk Journal July into August. It keeps me motivated and inspired to continue journaling the way that I have despite life being incredibly busy. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Anyway, this prompt was Wanderlust and oh boy do I miss traveling a lot! I had these cute little suitcases I cut out of a @daphnes.diary magazine that were just begging for me to use on this spread. I wrote out a short list of all the places I've been wanting to visit or go back to. I definitely have a way longer list that this, but I just scribbled the places that popped into my head first! I can't wait until it's safe again to travel.

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