I am finally getting around to posting the last of my 2014 Documented Life Projects pages. I must admit that I am quite pleased with myself. I have admitted in the past that I am a great started of projects but not always a very good finisher. I completed the full year of weekly pages for DLP! I'm so thrilled!!!
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| Dlp Journal Volume 2 |
This has been a great project and I have made a lot of art friends in the group. I'm going to follow along with DLP 2015 and the new group Documented Faith. I may not complete each week's prompts since Take Me Deeper and Logos365 will be my main focus. I plan on incorporating them into my Take Me Deeper journal which I think will be in four volumes this year, one for each quarter.
Take Me Deeper WEEK 2:
Our devotion this week focused on our need for vulnerability in spiritual transformation. Our culture views vulnerability as a weakness of character. But I think being vulnerable takes great strength. We risk opening ourselves up and revealing who we are, trusting that God will work in and through our weakness. Our passage was 2 Corinthians 12:7-10.
Yay for finishing. That must feel amazing. I start and not finish alot of things too so I am hoping to change that this year.
ReplyDeleteI loved this weeks TMD verse. It means so much me being a HSP person knowing that God will handle and take care of me. Thank you so much for the devotions. They mean alot. I can't wait to share what I have done with mine.
This is a visual feast! I would love to be present with you as you create. You truly have a gift!Thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! And yes, thank you for sharing your gifts with us, you are a beacon!
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DeleteJust found this (Nov. 2017) and was wondering how you make the book/journal. I mean, how do you make the cover, get the holes in there, what do you use for the rings, etc. Thanks for your time and patience with me. And I agree with comments above -- a great inspiration and visual feast. Blessings. Sr. AnnaTherese, OSB-Sol
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting! If you look at the top of my blog page you will see a menu. Click on tutorials and there you will see a tutorial for Altered Book Art Journals. That will answer all of your questions. :)
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