Thursday, June 27, 2013

Find Your Voice

Find Your Voice by HikerCynthia
Find Your Voice, a photo by HikerCynthia on Flickr.
I love free stuff, don't you?? =D I ran across another free workshop--this one's about storytelling. It's called Find Your Voice.

And it's FREE!

It's an 8-week course, free, with coursework, inspiration and lots of contributors, all about finding our own voice in storytelling. Perfect for journalers as well as scrapbookers. And it's all FREE!

Did I mention this workshop is FREE?? ;-)

It's run by the talented Kristin at rukristin papercrafts...with lots of help from others. There's a Facebook page and other community building spots too.

Kristin suggested that we find or make or buy some kind of album to put all our photos and writing in during these 8 weeks.

I grabbed a brand new Tim Holtz two-ring binder and made my own little album. I cut up an old OLD accounting textbook and BOOM. Album done! Upcycling heaven!

I decorated the outside panels with Tim Holtz paper. And then I just threw that flower on there because it had been sitting on my desk for like two years.

The little stickers on the side read "Find Your Voice 2013."

This is the first week for the workshop so join in! You can catch up in no time!

Did I mention it's FREE?? It IS!! ;-)


And today I'm working on a totally different project. Busy, busy around here!! =D

Oh, and if you love Day in the Life type stuff, play along with Ali Edwards as she documents her day. Check it out on her blog here.


That's it for me! Craft happy, my friends!!


~Cynthia

5 comments:

sally said...

Looks so good that I'm off to check out the links and may even try to join in :-)

Sally

SanDee1899 said...

Just fabolous!
xoxo SanDee1899

farmhouse-story said...

fabulous looking, cynthia! free is good:) happy weekend!

Bonnie said...

I love how you've upcycled that accounting book and that gorgeous flower! Can't wait to see what you do for the inside!

The Nonna said...

Thanks so much for the hook-up. I followed thru and am getting the emails of the prompts. (I actually picked up the SS album and stuff about 3 days before I saw your post so thinking of using that) But so much of it is about "What about me" and 'Why I' that I can't seem to get into it. I'm usually pretty good at self-analysis, but these things just stump me. Saving my prompts so that maybe I can do this when I don't have so much other stuff on my mind. Can't wait to see some of yours though, so where is it?!!!