And here are other Gratitude Journals!
If you're at all interested in making a Gratitude Journal similar to this one, begin collecting your patterned paper, cardstock and journaling spots. Let the stash-reducing begin! I'll be sharing how I'm going to journal my Gratitudes in 2011 with you tomorrow, but until then, get ready. Anything goes when it comes to finding a place to collect your thoughts. I just decided to "cute it up" when I put this together so that I might feel a little guilty this year if I didn't actually use it after taking the time to gather my {cute} scraps, embellishments and went through the process of cutting and assembling the journal. You can read a little more about my 2010 diary here.
Everything I used for my mini-album was already in my stash: journaling spots, stamps, labels, stickers, rub-ons, and manila shipping tags.
If you don't have enough scrap paper of your own, you could use this kit or even one of these as a start and go from there.
As for my 2011 journal, I'm still working everything out in my head but tend to be leaning toward doing mine in a 6x4 orientation because I adore the way this one turned out. Plus, it gives me a bit more room to write my thoughts. I'm fairly certain that I am going to use book rings instead of my usual go to, the Bind-it-All, too. {If you're a regular reader, I'm sure you'll find that a little shocking!} I'm thinking that I might want to add various items to my journal throughout the year and with binder rings I'll be able to do just that. I have quite a few journaling spots and cards available as free downloads, so you could always use some of those.
As for my 2011 journal, I'm still working everything out in my head but tend to be leaning toward doing mine in a 6x4 orientation because I adore the way this one turned out. Plus, it gives me a bit more room to write my thoughts. I'm fairly certain that I am going to use book rings instead of my usual go to, the Bind-it-All, too. {If you're a regular reader, I'm sure you'll find that a little shocking!} I'm thinking that I might want to add various items to my journal throughout the year and with binder rings I'll be able to do just that. I have quite a few journaling spots and cards available as free downloads, so you could always use some of those.
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i am looking forward to your post tomorrow!
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What a great idea! I'm going to do this. Did you just write a sentence or two each day? Is that the idea?
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This is absolutely adorable! Posted about this on my blog today and also plan to challenge others to make one for themselves this year. Love it!
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ReplyDelete@dooleynoted...the cardboard cover is just a piece of chipboard that might be from a paper pad or you could use the back of a cereal box and cover the printed side with paper. As for the rings, they are o-wires that are attached using my Zutter Bind-it-All.
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