By Nina Vangerow, Mixed Media Artist, Maker, Teacher
One Sentence a Day Journal Card System
Course description
There are many different ways to journaling and keeping a journal, however, in this class I would like to introduce you to the simple, straightforward and fun "One Sentence a Day Journal Card System".
I personally feel that time is mostly slipping through my fingers and I needed to find a way to quickly record my days in a way that didn't seem overwhelming or take up too much time. In addition, I didn't want to feel the pressure of having to create something outstandingly beautiful, but keep track of things I have done. I wanted to keep track of memories, as I feel I just forget what I have done, most days seeming to be very repetitive.
At the same time I was hoping to also start making more of an effort to make each day a little more special and to celebrate the little moments that make one day different from the next.
In this class I am going to show you how I prep my journal cards, how to create a simple box to keep the cards safe, as well as twelve monthly dividers, which will separate the cards in a month by month order.
What I really like about this one sentence a day journal card system is that it does not feel overwhelming, it is easy to do and it is very accessible, you can have the box of cards just sitting on your desk or even stick a week's worth of cards to your kitchen cupboard or fridge.
If you would like to find out more about it, why not enrol in this class and I'll see you in the first lesson.
Related Skills
Course overview - 7
Intro
Tools & Materials
Prepping the Cards
Making the Box
Creating the Dividers
The Finished Box
Thank you!