Collage Journal: four

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

1. Cute Halloween (including some stickers from a McDonalds Happy Meal that Minisculus got)



2. As a suggestion from dr_zook to use real leaves. The quote is from Bram Stoker's Dracula.



3. Rwandan coffee (this is made from the packaging of 3 different brands of Rwandan coffee my brother-in-law brought a few weeks ago; the boys' father returned Wednesday with four kinds of Kenyan coffee so there will be another in this series!)



4. Reading/books

Comments

[debriswoman]

Particularly like the Dracula and books ones…the cute Halloween one has interesting sources:-)

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

Thank you for the Penguin paper. I have been thinking of a doing a spread with it since I got it. Now I think I have enough variety of materials to make things interesting.

The Dracula sticker I have been waiting to use for Halloween (it's from the sticker Bible you sent) and I was heartened that the leaves seemed to match.

Yeah, it was a cute sticker activity that Minisculus instantly surrendered to me. It was very sweet.

[dr_zook]

Love the Dracula one!! Great use of the leaves, I'm really delighted.

I also like the coffee spread, excellent use of the wrappings. :)

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

Yes! It worked. I wasn't certain but the colours with the Dracula sticker were perfect.

I love coffee spreads. I really kind of love everything about coffee. The way it smells and colour and everything. I will have to buy some more coffee stickers but we've 4 bags of Kenyan coffee and we only drink 2 cups a day so it'll be a while before I have a full set of Kenya wrappings.

[smallhobbit]

I like them all. They're very different, but I can't choose one I like above the others.

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

Aw, thanks! Yes, very different from each other. I keep a running list of ideas for spreads in my bullet journal and try to get to them one-by-one.

[malinaldarose]

Real leaves -- what an excellent idea! I've seen some pretty ones lying about of late.

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

Yes, they were a little brittle because I left them for a while and dried out, but still worked very well.