While Ana was off meeting you at the CA Pen Show, I was gallivanting in Raleigh, North Carolina at QuiltCon. The trip was amazing and I returned feeling creatively inspired. This morning I sat down and wrote in my journal. This trip was fun in that there were photos and lots of stickers and fabric…
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Shop Update: More Journal Clips, Page Markers & more
Journal clips, decorative page markers and paper clips are a great way to make your daily journal/planner tasks easier and more beautiful. I have become a diehard enthusiast in journal clips which help keep your pages flat while writing. Our journal clips are weighty and just the clip will help to keep pages down, clipped…
My Full 2026 Techo Kaigi (SO EMBARRASSING!)
I thought I’d do a quick rundown today of all the notebooks I am currently using and what purposes they serve (or should serve). The goal of this post is to show the way I use a variety of notebooks. No one needs to have this many naotebooks, journals and planners but I am always…
What’s in My Bag: Illustrated Journal Travel Kit Edition
I can’t help but watch videos where people share what’s in their purses or backpacks. They’re a fun way to learn more about someone and their interests. If it means I’m nosy, so be it. It’s only fair that I share what’s in my bag after my voyeuristic swiping on Instagram reels. To keep within…
Video: August Planner Catch-Up (I mean Set-Up)
This is a very belated planner set-up video for August. Blame the DC Pen Show for the slacktitude! Materials in this video are listed in the description box on YouTube.
Notebook Review: Dominant Industry Ink Archiving Book: Log of Elixir/Atlantis Edition
Initially, I was just going to post and review about the new(er) Dominant Industry Ink Archiving Book: The Log of Elixir ($31). Jesi posted a review awhile ago about the Log of Atlantis ($28) awhile back so I thought I didn’t need to write about it. But I acquired both Ink Archiving Books at the…
Video: Mid-Year Techo Kaigi
As we have reached the mid-point of 2025, I thought I’d do a little Techo Kaigi to check in with where I am at with my planners, journals, and notebooks. “Loosely translated [from] Japanese, Techo Kaigi is a journaling or planner meeting that you have (with yourself) where you reflect on what you’ve been using…