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The full text reads: Spread Your Wings wide and Fly Free.
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yet another page with the big black letters, stitching, white background and bold, happy color. Makes me happy.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.
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The full text reads: We all have the same number of hours in one day. Make yours count.
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another page with the big black letters, stitching, white background and bold, happy color. Makes me happy.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.
This weeklong page was originally inspired by this awesome art journal page. I did mine differently but similar idea.

This week I mostly just added text and basic stamps.
here’s the left page:

And the right side:

And here’s the filled page:

So very colorful, isn’t it?
Weekly Art Journal is a weekly project for 2011. You can read more about it here. And you can find out more about the weeklong daily journaling here.
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Now that I found my groove, I can’t stop.
The full text reads: You already have wings. Use them. Fly free.
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another page with the big black letters, stitching, white background and bold, happy color. Makes me happy.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.
I made this page for a Misting showcase at the Pink Paislee blog:

You can read the blog post here.
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Bold, happy color and some collage.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.
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I made this one immediately after the one from yesterday and I love it just as much.
The full text reads: Every single dream starts with one step. take yours.
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another page with the big black letters, stitching, white background and bold, happy color. Makes me happy.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.
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The full text reads: It starts with you.
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So after the last muddy page, I realized I just like white. Not that this should be shocking considering my layouts but for some reason, I kept thinking when art journaling I need to cover all the background with color. Which then makes all the other colors not true since blue on a yellow background is not the same as blue on white. So now I decided to use white for my backgrounds. I love so much of this. The colors. The stitching. The lettering. All of it. I feel like maybe I am slowly finding my way.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.
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The full text reads: You are the star of your life. Own it. Make it matter. Start now.
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Here’s the funny thing. I hate this page. It looks all muddy and the colors are not what I like, etc. But as it worked out, I showed it to my husband and he said the colors are all muddy and I totally agreed and that ended up flipping the switch that I’ve had for months for some reason and the very next day, I figured out how to create pages I love. Sometimes you have to do something you don’t like to realize what you do like.
They are coming starting Wednesday. I hope you like them as much as I do.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.

This canvas was for the Maya Road booth at CHA. I used tissue paper, pan pastels, and several wonderful Maya Road products.
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I originally made this for creative therapy but decided not to go with it. I don’t like this page for some reason.
The full text reads: A true friend can shine light even on the darkest days. If you have one, make sure to hold on to her forever.
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If you have questions about anything specific, just leave me a comment and I promise I will respond.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.
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I know this will be obvious but this page was inspired by the great Dina Wakley.

The full text reads: Do not postpone your dreams and wishes. Today is the day. Go for it.
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This one uses spray inks and pan pastels.
If you have questions about anything specific, just leave me a comment and I promise I will respond.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.
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For this page, I first did some watercolor drips and then drew my girl in pencil:

then I colored her with neocolor ii watersoluble crayons:

then I stitched. A LOT. all around the page. over the balloons, the girl’s hair, clothes, etc.

i know it’s hard to see but just in case you don’t believe me, here’s the back:

and here’s the finished page again:

The full text reads: She believed it was essential to bring joy to her life.
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If you have questions about anything specific, just leave me a comment and I promise I will respond.
I am creating multiple art journaling pages a week for July and August (and maybe longer). You can read more about it and the book I am using for these pages at the top of this blog post.
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