February Remember Journal Pages & Some Other Journal Fun

Happy Friday, my friends!

Today I'm sharing my February pages in my Remember Journal.

I also have some other fun journal projects to share.
It's been a productive week around here!

Here's a look at some fabric journal covers that I've made:

I have seriously downsized my fabric collection,

yet I still have as much fabric as I do paper! ;o)

These fabric covers are all lined with a coordinating paper.

Several of them are themed...inside and out.

Here's a peak at the insides:

This will be my Easter Journal,

and it's the first one that I'm going to fill!

Now...onto my Remember Journal pages:

As I mentioned in my initial journal post,
this journal is a combination of tea dyed paper,
and lace paper from Caroline's Etsy Shop.

 The images are all from the monthly printables from Caroline.
The fairy in the mason jar is just too cute.

Above, I tucked it behind two pretty tickets.
Below, I tucked another one into the lovely pocket.

On the right, I used half of a floral strip as a belly band for the postcard.

On the final February page,

I used the other half of the floral strip.

The flap of the envelope tucks over it.

I'm now ready to get started on my March pages.
I'll be back to share them next month.

 I'll add a Remember Journal Label in my sidebar,

in case you're interested in following my progress in this journal.

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Just a little more information regarding Caroline's Craft tree.

Caroline shares great projects and tutorials on her youtube channel.

She is very generous and inspiring!

She sells both digital and finished products in her Etsy shop.

Oh, and she's a fellow Canadian! :o)

I really hope you go check her out.

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Here are all the links for you:

Caroline's Craft Tree Facebook Page

Caroline's Craft Tree Etsy Shop

Caroline's Craft Tree Youtube

My New "REMEMBER" Journal Project

Hello, my friends! 

As I mentioned in a previous post, 
I've had some free time lately to work on some fun new creative projects.
Today I'm sharing one of them.

This will be a "work in progress" over 2021.
In previous years I have worked on calendar pages each month.
This year I will be sharing monthly journal pages. 

I recently discovered Caroline's Craft Tree.
I'll add all her links below so that you can go check her out. 
In 2020, she gifted her youtube viewers with some beautiful monthly printables. 
These fun files included birth month flowers and birthstones,
along with coordinating pockets, and tags, and more.
That is what inspired this journal project.

Here is the unfinished cover.
I've simply added a beautiful lace paper from Caroline's Etsy Shop.

I have used a file folder for the base,
and stitched two signatures into the spine, using a simple pamphlet stitch.

The two signatures are made up of tea dyed papers

in between more of the pretty lace papers.

The lace papers come in a wonderful variety of colours,

so I tried to plan it out to coordinate with the monthly colours.

There are more lace papers lining the inside of the covers.

The file folder was folded up to form a pocket,

and I've added a pretty trim

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Then we begin with January:

 I've added a tab for each month, with six months in each signature.

There will be four pages for each month, 

and then the second half of the signature for all the extra bits.

I will be using the tags and journaling cards

to document all the important dates I need to remember,

along with any special events that may happen.

This is the last January page.

It holds a pretty pocket with another large tag for journaling.

I have to say that I've had a really great time putting this all together.

The fun will continue as I fill the pages each month.

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I'll be back soon to share my February pages!

I hope you come back to see them,

and maybe you'll consider putting together a journal of your own!

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Just a little more information regarding Caroline's Craft tree.

Caroline shares great projects and tutorials on her youtube channel.

She is very generous and inspiring!

She sells both digital and finished products in her Etsy shop.

Oh, and she's a fellow Canadian! :o)

I really hope you go check her out.

* * * * *

Here are all the links for you:

Caroline's Craft Tree Facebook Page

Caroline's Craft Tree Etsy Shop

Caroline's Craft Tree Youtube