Hello friends! Today’s installment of the Bible journaling series breaks down one of the two major styles I’ve found in the Bible journaling world. This style of Bible journaling uses scrapbook paper, stickers, and sometimes a themed devotional kit from companies like Illustrated Faith or BytheWell4God to create journaling pages. Since this is one of the most common styles of Bible journaling, there are plenty of examples for you to see today. Enjoy!
Supplies
The only supplies you need for Bible journaling are a Bible and a pen. I’ve said it before, but it’s worth saying again here. With that said, those who Bible journal with a more scrapbook-oriented style tend to use supplies like:
- a wide-margin, single column Bible
- devotional kits from Illustrated Faith, BytheWell4God, Creative Retreat, and others
- alphabet stickers
- die cuts
- clear stamps
- journaling cards
- and whatever other scrapbook supplies they enjoy
For the following tutorial, I’ll be using the Illustrated Faith Mixtape devotional, which is still available in digital form, and lots of stickers and washi tape.
Scrapbook Bible journaling tutorial
Scrapbook Bible journaling examples
Some examples of this style of Bible journaling include:
- ‘‘Proverbs 3:5-6″ by Pitter and Glink
- Color Inspiration by Faith Heirlooms
- “Restore Your Royalty” by The Scrappy Wife
- The Entire Book of Job by Salted Brew
- Easy Art Journaling by Artistic Word
- Mess to Message by Southern Couture
- “Outta This World” by Leah on Illustrated Faith
- “Faith Like Mary” by Lindsey Decor
- “New Year Notes” by Illustrated Faith
- “Royal Priesthood” by Hello Jillsky
- Fall Journaling Process by Creative Faith and Co. (collab with Allie Scraps!)
- “God Is Love” by Taz and Belly
Stay tuned! Coming up in a few weeks, I’ll be posting weekly Bible journaling process/tutorials which will give you even more examples 😉
Conclusion
While everyone has their own style of Bible journaling, I have noticed pages of a similar style to that discussed here have grown popular in the last few years. If you’re looking to begin Bible journaling or find new inspiration, you can also find it in my post on 7 Places to Journal Your Faith Creatively, where I talk about every place I could think of to practice Bible journaling.
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Happy journaling!
