Showing posts with label journal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label journal. Show all posts

04 December 2023

Hero Arts December 2023 My Monthly Hero Release Blog Hop & Giveaway

 Hola everyone. Thanks for joining Hero Arts in celebrating the December  2023 My Monthly Hero Kit release. If you hopped over from the awesome Karen, you are in the right place. To start the hop from the beginning, visit the Hero Arts Blog. The entire hop list can be found at the bottom of this post, along with the giveaway information.

For my project, I used the Months clear stamp set. A cute add-on to the December 2023 MMH Kits


As a planner, I loooove this stamp set! The numbers go from 1-31 instead of the usual 0-9 that are included in journal/planner stamp sets. This made it super easy to complete my calendar! 


I hope the December 2023 Hero Arts My Monthly Hero Kits inspire you to create cards expressing thanks, celebrating birthdays, create planner spreads and more.


Next on the hop is the talented Channin! Thanks for taking a peek! 





GIVEAWAYLeave comments as you hop - Hero Arts will  give away one $50 gift card, drawn from the comments left across the hop. The more blogs you comment on, the more chances to win! Enter by Sunday, December 1oth at 11:59pm Pacific, and the winner will be announced on the Hero Arts blog the following week.


If you do not want to miss a kit-think about subscribing! There are only a limited number of Hero Arts My Monthly Hero Kits, so if you subscribe you are guaranteed to get a kit! 

HOP LIST

Pocono Pam🙋🏾‍♀️

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20 November 2023

The Cardmaker's Chronicles: Sketchbook/Journal

Hola everyone. Thank you for stopping by today!  I am super excited to introduce a book I created: "The Cardmaker's Chronicles", the ultimate cardmaking journal and sketchbook fusion! It combines creative freedom with practical planning, making it the go-to resource for all of my fellow card crafting enthusiasts.

I envy cardmakers who can grab a product or two  three and immediately see a design in their head then put it to paper. I have tried to do this several times only to end up wasting time, energy and mostly paper and glue. 

At times, I am able to create clean and simple cards on the first try, but of the most part, I sketch my designs. The sketches are usually on scrap pieces paper, Post It Notes, napkins or anything I can quickly write on.  

Therefore, I created a dedicated space for all of my sketches and doodles. I included pages for notes, crafty events, contacts, passwords  and more. 

In the pages of your sketchbook, possibilities are endless and inspiration knows no bounds. So, here's to late night sketches and wild ideas!  

To take a peek at "The Cardmker's Chronicles" please click HERE see my Instagram Reel.

Thanks for stopping by today!