It’s journaling hour here in my little Digiscrap Corner, but today, I got something special for you. Something a little out of the ordinary. But don’t worry (for those journalers among you), you’ll still get a ton of inspiration out of what I’m going to share with you.
Have you ever heard of “Grace is Overrated”?
It’s a website by some awesome gal who came up with an amazing idea of creating journaling pages. Something like this:
You can easily find her pages on her website (for download and print, in colored/embellished versions, or simple and plain). And what’s best of all, you can use her pages as inspiration for your websites. I for one, took inspiration from the prompts in the middle section of the page above, the section called “Moving ever forward.” And see what I did with it on one of my scrapbook pages …
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Anyhow, if you’ve never heard of Overrated Grace, then could be time for you to discover some gems!
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I found those printouts a while ago and used it for my daughters notebook journal entrys’. I took the printout glued/double tape them into her notebook (double tape is probably a better option).
Schools in the US states or at least my daughters class are doing the same thing designing borders and what not to their homework notebooks.
What a neat idea! Even though I’ve known about these pages for a long time, I still find inspiration in there, every single time I look at them. And what’s so perfect about them for us scrappers, is the fact that you can only take one prompt from a page to incorporate it on a layout. That gives endless possibilities!