Carole taught a video class on making a journal last year.Here are the photos of my book.
I made it small... I just love the size!I am using it to put notes from blogging friends in there...
that they send me in snail mail...
It's such a treat to get things in the mail from your blogging buddies!
I always save their little notes and so I'll have a representative number
in this little book and I can write my notes in the pages telling about them!
Carole is starting another class on April 2nd...You can go here to sign up!
9 comments:
So sweet! I like your distressed looking fabrics. That Carole is quite the teacher-- I am just a poor student (I haven't quite finished mine yet...)
What a great journal - and a great way to keep those blogging notes. One day...
Oh you must be so pleased to have one finished!
I sure did LOVE Carole's class...she is such a good teacher and great inspiration too!
great idea for keeping snail mail notes...what IS the size of your little book?
inquiring minds you know
oxo
Your journal is looking lovely! Of course I knew it would be!
Don't forget to add your blogging friends email addresses and blog names- fab idea! x
Oh, I remember this class {i think Patty blogged about it}. And i was sorely tempted.
Love what you made and the purpose for which you will use it. Brilliant! As I am sorting through boxes and boxes of books in the basement, before I pass any of them along, thanks to you, i want to start a belated reading journal. I adored that idea of yours as well!
I like the idea of putting blogger cards and notes in there!!!
That is a beautiful journal, Linda Jo. I love the fabric and the birdies together. I will have to go check it out but I think now may not be the time.
That is such a lovely idea to keep notes from your blogging friends in there! They would be the ones who would appreciate it!!!
Hugs,
Suz
So you finally made it, fab!! lovely idea for your treasures, now of course I'll have to make another one for my own stuff which is currently in a fast over flowing box!
This is just adorable! And what a wonderful purpose! Sounds like a terrific class!
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