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The new month is nearly upon us, and that means it’s time for another bullet journal aesthetic inspiration post! I chose a How to Train Your Dragon theme for this month, and I’m super happy with the way it turned out. I also designed a ton of digital products to go with this setup, including …
It’s a new month, and that means time for another bullet journal aesthetic inspiration post! This month I was inspired to create a Greatest Showman bullet journal theme, and while it isn’t perfect, I’m very happy with how it turned out. This post will also include some visual and written inspiration for you to create …
Welcome to a new month and another bullet journal theme inspiration post. This month is inspired by The Hunger Games book (and to a lesser extent, movie) series, and specifically on Katniss’ growing awareness of and need to combat the oppressive system in which she lives. It’s also inspired by actual real-life events and real-life …
welcome back to another Bible journal with me, where you can follow along as I inhale, digest and meditate on the Word of God through creative lettering, journaling and artwork. This week I was inspired by Sunday’s sermon to journal about hope and confidence in God’s steadfast love and faithfulness. Enjoy!
Happy Monday, friends! Today’s post is a review of the Erin Condren 12-Month Vertical LifePlanner, Spanish Edition. Whether you’re a native speaker or someone who’s aiming to practice Spanish on a daily basis, this beautifully designed planner is an excellent choice to get organized and prepare for your next adventure. I’ll also give you a …
September is Suicide Prevention Month. Let’s end the stigma surrounding mental health disorders and create a safe space for healing and understanding. Join me on The Fangirl Fulfilled for resources on how to find hope or become a better ally to those who struggle, and for aesthetic inspiration on the topic of mental health awareness.
Happy Wednesday, friends! This week I’m bringing you another Bible journaling tutorial. I tried out painting a galaxy with acrylic paints, and even dared to use Sharpie! Hope you enjoy this Bible journaling acrylic galaxy ☺
Welcome to another bullet journal theme post! This month, as it’s the last month of winter/cold weather (hopefully), I thought I’d do a Frozen 2 theme. This month’s theme focuses on Elsa as she appears in Frozen 2, with her beautiful white dress and all the beautiful nature scenes. Enjoy!
Hello friends! This post is the beginning of a series inspired by the Illustrated Faith blog, which used to post tutorials almost weekly, but has now become inactive. Basically, I’ll show you my process of Bible journaling with various techniques and supplies, with the hope of inspiring you to try new things and grow in …
It’s the first of the month, and that means time for a new bujo theme! I’ve been prepping this theme for almost two weeks now and I’m loving it sooooo much so far🤩. Despite being a single human, I’m enjoying the appreciation of other people (fictional character)s’ romances, and that’s what this theme is all …
This theme is one of firsts: first of the new year, first in a new journal, and first in the new semester. I’m imagining myself as a fourth year, Muggle-born Ravenclaw student returning to Hogwarts after Christmas vacation. Enjoy this Ravenclaw bullet journal theme!
Happy day-before-the-day-before Christmas!! Today is also my sister’s birthday. She’s turning sixteen, and I’ve been working on her present for almost two years now. Join me as I finish painting and setting up a journaling Bible that I’ve been customizing just for her. Follow along with me to gain some tips on how to paint …
Day 16 of Blogmas features the making of some Christmas gifts that I’m very excited to give to my three best friends this year! I love giving my friends and family Christmas gifts that make them feel loved, and this year I’m going for a useful-but-also-fun kind of gift. Enjoy!
I mentioned in a previous post that being a broke college student amplifies the blessing of receiving a gift you couldn’t buy for yourself. If you’re a crafty college student, or the relative of one, this list will show you some Christmas gift ideas that are sure to be a success. Some are things I’ve …
This summer was really… different. As we all know, many plans were cancelled. For me, my plans to work at a camp for most of the summer were completely wiped out. Instead, I used the sudden abundance of free time, and the new planner I bought, to take summer classes and document memories. And now, …
It’s the first of the month, and that means its time for a new aesthetic and bullet journal theme! I’ve been listening to The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes on audiobook, and it’s just as incredible as I remember. If you haven’t yet, you must read it!! So of course I had to base this …
It’s that time of year again! November is the month when we all start thinking about thankfulness, maybe on a few days for Thanksgiving, or maybe all month. For the Bible journaling community, this is the month we embark on a 30-day project known as Gratitude Documented. This post will show you what Gratitude Documented …
My freshman year of college, I learned what it really means to be “college student broke.” Although my physical needs were still taken care of by my parents at that point, I also had thousands of dollars in tuition hanging over my head almost constantly. This meant that, although craft stores and online shopping were …
I’m constantly on the lookout for affordable home decor items that will fit in my dorm room, so I was elated to find this small lamp at Target for only $10. Even better, it came with a plain white lampshade that was just begging to be DIY-ed. This project was done using a pencil, some …