Devotional Journal

I mentioned in a previous post that I received this Beautiful Word Journaling Devotional for Christmas.

It measures 8" x 6". 

I love it for various reasons, such as: 

• The content is interesting and inspiring,
• The pages are all formatted with decorative inspiration on the left border and open space to journal on the right border (see below),
• It's arranged so that I will be journaling every other day instead of every day which I really love, and 
• The pages are fairly thick and sturdy.

I may not get these pages done in a timely manner and that's quite alright. If I'm behind (which I am), I'll either wait for the dates I missed to roll around next year and journal on those pages then, or I'll continue journaling them in sequence even though it's not the current date. I think I'll do a little bit of both. 

I started journaling on the pages the 10th of January, and I have completed three so far.

Here they are:

Wisdom is my word for the year.

Page close-up.

Supplies used:

Diamond-shaped sequins, 

Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens, 

MozArt Watercolor Brush Pen, 

Artist Loft watercolors

My favorite page of the three.

The wonky house and roof are made of commercial fabric scraps leftover from past projects and they had been previously backed with Misty Fuse. They were cut out with an Olfa rotary cutter using a scallop blade. The round window was a leftover as well as the small door. All elements were ironed in place. 

Page close up.

Supplies used:

Artist Loft Pearlescent Watercolors, 

fabric scraps, Misty fuse, 
rotary cutter with scallop blade, 
Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens.

The third page.

After drawing the heart, I scanned it into the

Brother Scan N Cut SDX225 

 and cut it out of white, sparkly fabric on the 

Brother Scan N Cut.

This fabric had also been previously 

backed with Misty Fuse so it too  
was ironed onto the page.

Page close up.

Supplies used:

Brother Scan N Cut SDX225, Twinkling H20's, 

Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens, 

commercial fabric scrap, Misty Fuse, 

Copic Sketch Marker.

Quick! 

Get me a Band-Aid!

I see bleeding on the left

and bleeding on the right

of the next pages!

It's literally a bleeding heart!

Tee-hee-hee!

Looks like it's time to try a different marker!

See y'all soon!

May Your Day Be Creative & Bright,

D~~~~