This is an idea I found on-line from another creative blogger. What is "52 Q" you may ask???? It stands for 52 Questions, one asked each week. Each week I sent out a question for everyone to work on. Friends and family worked on their own "mini time capsule" and decorated the tag pages each week. It's a small project that was easy to take on. Now I can look back and see just what I was thinking at that time last year. It's so interesting to see how fast things change. The little journal is actually a personal book meant to be looked at when we want to reflect on 2012. It was also a fun craft project to use up left-over scrapbook papers and doo dads.
Showing posts with label Journals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Journals. Show all posts
Friday, January 4, 2013
My 2012 "52 Q"
This is an idea I found on-line from another creative blogger. What is "52 Q" you may ask???? It stands for 52 Questions, one asked each week. Each week I sent out a question for everyone to work on. Friends and family worked on their own "mini time capsule" and decorated the tag pages each week. It's a small project that was easy to take on. Now I can look back and see just what I was thinking at that time last year. It's so interesting to see how fast things change. The little journal is actually a personal book meant to be looked at when we want to reflect on 2012. It was also a fun craft project to use up left-over scrapbook papers and doo dads.
Another Travel Journal
This was the 4th "junk mail" journal I created and I think I got smarter with more experience. When we travel I tend to pick up mementos of all sizes. By making the journal a little larger on the outside (using fabric, lace, and ribbon scraps) I am able to add the keepsakes I pick up along the way.
The ribbon embroidery is a project I started and never finished. Turned out the journal was a great place to add that little piece of x-stitch fabric. The book is lined with a piece of cardboard to keep it's shape, then I sewed through all layers, plus sewed the paper scraps together to make the pages.
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