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Creative Journaling


My creative journaling class for the young ladies is Wednesday....that is tomorrow~ I got my plans ready yesterday evening and I have all the supplies ready.

I came up with this list I wanted to share.

7 Good Reasons to do a Creative Journal
  1. It is a healthy means for expressing ones self. Example: Anger can be diffused through journaling before acting out in a negative way.
  2. It is a place to express hopes and dreams
  3. It is a means for exploring ideas and brainstorms. Most of my art starts in my journal as an idea.
  4. You can learn so much about yourself...if you do it long enough..you begin to see patterns.
  5. Creative journaling is a great way to relax and is a wonderful stress reliever
  6. You can increase your creative thinking through journaling. Creative thinking can help you in your job, education, and personal life.
  7. You can have a record of wonderful moments in your life to warm your heart later when you might need a little heart warming.
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Anonymous said…
Love this, explaining art journaling.
_gypsygiana
9:32 PM
Pocket Full of Prettys said…
Hey girlie, love the journal page. Didn't get to read the page, about to leave for the airport, plane leaves at 6am. We'll be home sunday around 5:30pm. Have fun in class tonight! Love ya! Renea
4:45 AM
Gaby Bee said…
These journal page is just gorgeous!
Thanks for explaining art journaling. It's terrific, love it!
1:17 AM
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