Before I left, I made myself a little minibook from 6x6 paper pads. It took 45 minutes to assemble and be ready to do journaling on the road.
The process for making and the completed book are in the video:
Have you had your vacation for the year? My only problem is that it is when my husband goes on this venture by himself most summers, I do my 'spring' cleaning. So I haven't done those annual chores yet. Oh well, I'd rather craft than clean.
And speaking of crafting, have you tried Zentangle. I've played a little. Good news for those of us who want to learn more. This month's free Scrapinar is on Zentagle on August 26. Check it out here...
I should do these more so that I'd have a record of my trips. I did a 'second best' project over my just-finished 4-day weekend though: an art journal page. It's amazing how much information I could capture in a really small space on the page. I'm glad I thought of it. It was a busy weekend!
ReplyDeletethis is a great journal Lisa and from the sounds of it (on video) you had a nice trip and did lots-don't worry about the house-the cleaning will still be there - family time is always top priority. Your videos get lots of views on YouTube-congrats
ReplyDeleteA journal is the perfect way to be crafty during a road trip. I'm glad you had a great time! Having fun and spending time with family is way better than cleaning anyway. LOL! It has a way of waiting for us, doesn't it? :)
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