I've been reconsidering a lot of things this month. I recently went through my entire craft space and purged A LOT of product that no longer brings me any joy or that I know I won't find myself using anymore. I managed to get about three boxes full of product that I'll be donating and giving away. There's something refr[...]
I just wanted to come on and share some pages from my 2020 scraptherapy book. I've been quietly working in this little book that I made some time ago. I actually shared a video on how I constructed this and my intentions for it, in case you missed it. It's a little 5x7-ish book that I made from two pieces of chipboard covered in f[...]
It's kind of amazing how huge art journaling has become in the past few years. I remember discovering it back in 2013, when I found a couple of bloggers posting about their "Summer of Love" art journals. This lead me to Kara Haupt and Natty Malik and the Art Journaling Ning community. I think that now that the scrapbook community has[...]
I'm a bit behind in sharing my favorites from January, but it's better late than never! If you subscribe to my newsletter, you would have already seen these favorites, but if you haven't, I hope you enjoy them.So here are a few things I’m currently enjoying for this month: FINISHINGup[...]
It's so nice to come home with an entire travel journal already finished! Mind you, I did have to finish up a bit of journaling when I got home, but for the most part, the entire journal was done while traveling! And I think this is my favorite travel journal yet. I think it has a lot to do with the fact that I used a scrapbook colle[...]
So I just returned from a small family vacation abroad. We spent our time primarily in Paris, but did a little overnight "day" trip to Brussels and Bruges in Belgium. I filmed a ton of little clips throughout my trip, and as per usual, have compiled them into another "visual scrapbook." I really hope you enjoy.[...]
bruges, belgium While my family and I were away in Paris, we decided to do a little overnight "day" trip to Brussels and Bruges in Belgium. I'm not going to talk much about Brussels though--because let's be honest, it wasn't my favorite--but I do want to gush about Bruges because it's quite possibly one of the most beautiful citie[...]
I did it! I created February's printable in a day the day before it's due to be February! I'm so pleased with myself (because I honestly thought I wouldn't create a printable in time), that I'm going to treat myself to some scrappy bits I've had in my cart for the last month. This month’s printable is called Pretty in P[...]
I want to share with you my France and Belgium 2020 travel journal setup. I created a fabric cover junk journal--much like my unraveling journal--using the Maggie Holmes Heritage collection. I also used various vintage papers from my stash, as well as my Postcards from Paris printable. The cover was made using a white embroidered lin[...]
For the first spread in my unraveling journal this year, I documented my One Little Word--with four supporting words--and how they all relate to the intentions I've set for myself. For this spread, I used my new January printable, In Harmony. It happened to go really well with this floral pattern paper from Maggie Holmes' Bloom colle[...]
Before I jump into 2020 in my unraveling journal, I wanted to wrap up 2019 with a reflections entry. I wanted to reflect back on my year and jot down some thoughts on what I've learned about myself. I decided to use the remaining bits of my December Winter Cottage printable for this spread, seeing how I I haven't used it in this jour[...]
It's that lovely time of the year again where I sit down and work through Susannah Conway's Unravel Your Year workbook and meditate on my intentions for the new year. It is also the time I settle on my One Little Word for the year by going through her Find Your Word companion workbook. This is my little new year ritual. I find these[...]
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