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Monica is taking her school teaching experience to help us journal on our pages at True Scrap 4. Listen in to meet Monica and how she finds and uses inspiration.
Monica joined me to talk about:
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Use Pinterest as a holding place for your inspiration. Pin when you find something inspiring and then dig in when you are starting work on a project.
Former elementary school teacher Monica Bradford says, “All I really need to know about how to live and what to journal and how to write I learned in first grade. Meaningful pages are not at the top of the magazine mountain, but there in the picture pile on my scrap table.
These are the things I learned:
All I need is an idea and a #2 pencil to begin
Story is more important than perfect grammar
A good book can be a great example
Sentence starters are for everyone
If first graders can do this…so can I.”
Listen in for more from Monica - and register now to join Monica, me + over 300 scrapbookers and papercrafters at this awesome event!
Find out more and Register today!
Find out more and Register today!
If you want to join in for True Scrap 4 - I've got a special deal just for you!
All you need to do is click here to sign up to True Scrap, then forward your receipt [email protected] and I'll email you access to Photo Fixes for Real People!
Head over to iTunes and subscribe to my Scrapbooking Inspiration podcast to hear more from inspirational artists and crafters. You can subscribe here: https://digitalscrapbookinghq.com/SIP
More episodes:
Monica is taking her school teaching experience to help us journal on our pages at True Scrap 4. Listen in to meet Monica and how she finds and uses inspiration.
Monica joined me to talk about:
Listen now:
Use Pinterest as a holding place for your inspiration. Pin when you find something inspiring and then dig in when you are starting work on a project.
Former elementary school teacher Monica Bradford says, “All I really need to know about how to live and what to journal and how to write I learned in first grade. Meaningful pages are not at the top of the magazine mountain, but there in the picture pile on my scrap table.
These are the things I learned:
All I need is an idea and a #2 pencil to begin
Story is more important than perfect grammar
A good book can be a great example
Sentence starters are for everyone
If first graders can do this…so can I.”
Listen in for more from Monica - and register now to join Monica, me + over 300 scrapbookers and papercrafters at this awesome event!
Find out more and Register today!
Find out more and Register today!
If you want to join in for True Scrap 4 - I've got a special deal just for you!
All you need to do is click here to sign up to True Scrap, then forward your receipt [email protected] and I'll email you access to Photo Fixes for Real People!
Head over to iTunes and subscribe to my Scrapbooking Inspiration podcast to hear more from inspirational artists and crafters. You can subscribe here: https://digitalscrapbookinghq.com/SIP
More episodes: