| Dictionary-Style Journaling |
From "Scrapbooking"
episode SCB-327 |
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Dictionary-style journaling can help evoke an emotion or feeling about a person, place or event.
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Michelle Gerbrandt shares a technique used to define the qualities of a person, emotion or event: dictionary-style journaling. Materials: Mulberry paper
Cardstock for background page
Coordinating cardstock for journaling blocks
Black pen
Light box
Removable tape
Water for tearing mulberry paper
Acid-free adhesive
- On the computer, type the description of your thoughts or emotions. Print out on regular paper. Select a font that looks like a dictionary entry or expresses the words you want.
- Using removable tape to adhere the mulberry paper over the typed page and onto the light box. The light box allows you to see the typed text through the mulberry paper. Trace over the text with the pen, transferring the journaling onto the mulberry paper. Note: If you don't have a light box, use a sunny window to trace lettering.
- Tear coordinating cardstock to create your journaling block. Trim the mulberry paper to fit your block. To give a feathered edge to the mulberry, lightly wet the edges with water and tear along the wet edge.
RESOURCES :
Adventures in Journaling: Scrapbook Storytelling
Model: 1930500092
Author: Joanna Campbell Slan
(2002)
To order this title from Amazon.com, click here.
EFG, Inc.
Website: www.newsletterinfo.com
Journaling from the Heart
Model: 1967038413
Author: Eldonna Bouton
(2000)
To order this title from Amazon.com, click here.
Whole Heart Publications
Website: www.eldonna.com
One Minute Journaling
Model: 1930500033
Author: Joanna Campbell Slan
(2001)
To order this title from Amazon.com, click here.
EFG, Inc.
Website: www.newsletterinfo.com
The Complete Idiot's Guide To Journaling
Model: 0028639804
Author: Joan Neubauer
(2000)
Macmillan USA
Website: www.mcp.com
Scrapbook Journaling Made Simple
Model: 1892127237
Author: Memory Makers
(September 2002)
To order this title from Amazon.com, click here.
GUESTS :
Michele Gerbrandt
Memory Makers
Website: www.memorymakersmagazine.com
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