I HAVE SET UP THE RIGHT SIDE OF MY CUTTING STATION FOR JOURNALING
I need//want to get back to my word=ey self..
As a child I used to spend all of my allowance on paper products...
And
HERE IS ONE OF MY "jUNK jOURNALS"; i TOOK A BOOK
BINDING COURSE ONLINE A FEW YEARS AGO AND
MADE 5 JOURNALS..
hERE IS THE INSIDE WITH WATER-COLORED HEAVY PAPERS
THIS WAS WHEN MY MOM WAS SENT TO A NURSING HOME
AND
I WAS VERY DISTRAUGHT...
THIS REALLY HELPED ME TO DEAL
A TRIPLE FOLD OUT PAGE
MEMORIES TO BE ADDED
I AM DOING A FAUXBONICHI
THIS YEAR
A FEW MORE JOURNALS AS WELL AS ONE OF MY FAVES
A LEDGER JOURNAL...
WILL BE POSTING MORE ON THE CONTENTS LATER....
HUGS, TO YOU ALL
STILL QUILTING THO'
AND CIRCLE #48 DONE TODAY...
AND ALL OF STEVEN'S BLOCKS TRIMMED UP
HUGS, JULIEROSE, LA BLAGEUSE
Can't wait to see what you do
ReplyDeleteWhat a great hobby! I would like to try it someday but I'm too busy right now. Enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteLove your journal , have you seen http://sandrakayedesigns.blogspot.com she does very cool journals
ReplyDeleteI love your paper art. I used to make paper, journals, altered books, cards etc. it was great fun. I still have many supplies. I don't know why I stopped. I even had a quilt journal and documented every quilt. I'm looking forward to seeing your 2016 projects. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeletevery cool way to work through feelings.
ReplyDeleteThat's really cool. I often thought about making an artistic journal like that, but I am trying to resist adding too many interests that take a lot of supplies. I really like your journal, and how it helps you heal.
ReplyDeleteI shall be looking forward to your journalling and scrap booking posts next year Julie - do hope you will continue with your quilting! Have a Happy Christmas!! See you later.
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