(*´ ˘ `*) ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄₎◞ ̑̑.｡oO You’re thinkin, ooh, she’s going to show us that sewing she mentioned back here? Uh, no. I’m still trying to get back up on that horse which translates to…
I was still too lazy to drag out the sewing machine and set everything up.
However, I do have something to show related to sewing – the start of my sewing journal.
I needed a dose of art in my life today so I tracked down this journal and got to work. What you see on these pages are the sewing patterns I want to make. I didn’t want to get all too fancy-schmancy like I did with the bullet journal. I wanted lists with a lil somethin somethin.
Patty (Books, Thoughts and Adventures), I believe you gave me this stamp set, yeah?
I used alphabet stamps (from a set) and a different, vintage sewing stamp for each category of patterns. These were stamped in permanent ink. I then used a Distress Ink to color them.
- Dresses = Rusty Hinge
- Jumpsuits = Victorian Velvet
- Skirts = Bundled Sage
- Tops = Weathered Wood
The rectangles were drawn with a bullet journal stencil.
Now I need to figure out a good, basic sewing journal format for projects as I’m going to keep track of measurements, adjustments, etc. by hand. And of course, I need to get sewing!
I’m debating on whether or not to designate days for certain crafts; that way, there’s no guessing or scrambling after I get my workout done. Something to marinate…
GTG and figure out dinner. Hope you had a good Sunday. TTYS.
Your paper work is so beautiful! I enjoy seeing your cards, etc. I wish I had the patience to do something like this.
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Aw, thank you.
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Beautiful journal, Stef! Happy marinating. 🙂
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Thank you. I have to remember what I said I wanted to marinate, LOL.
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I’ve thought about designating days for certain activities and then I thought about certain times. I like the idea of a schedule but I never implement anything. Love your art work!
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Yeah, I may do this because I feel I’d be more focused and get more done.
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