The List Journal Project: Random Subjects I Know a Lot About
Sat, November 24, 2012 at 10:33AM 
The List Journal Project is about writing lists in your journal. Hanna and I made each other stitched journals especially for the project, and we are opening our journals and sharing our lists with you each Saturday until we finish our journals.
We hope that you will play along! You can write a list on an index card, type a list in a funky font and print it and glue it into your art journal, hand write a list onto an art journal page, or add a list box to the corner of that day's to-do list. In any way you wish.
This page is actually turned side-ways. I actually hesitated to share this page because some of it is so darned wierd, but what the hell, it's only words right?
Please join us in our creative list-making adventure!
Use this button if you want to play along with us and link to Hanna or Tammy {either one is fine!!!} Next Saturday we’ll post the next list prompt! Be sure to pop over to Hanna's introduction to our journal swap.
Here's what you do! Just create your list and pop back to this post and add your link in the comments. You can link to a blog post or to your uploaded photo at Flickr. You can do the list any time this week.
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Reader Comments (4)
What's the weirdest? I can't see. I didn't list any artsy stuff, that would be a looong list too. Might be another page or a blog post! How many pages do you have left and will you post another list next week? *curious*
Oh, and how fun that this page looks like it's sitting in a spiral bound book. hihi.
that is an awesome list. not weird at all. glad you shared it.
This is just so fun! Let's me see that there are lots of random things that I know about!!
Very cool list idea . . . things I know . . . the obvious, the specific, the off the beaten path, I like it very much. I know how to catch, skin and cook a snake that qualifies in off the beaten trek, I know how to put up a tent and to practice Leave no trace, to knit, to sew, to arrange flowers, grow seeds. Very empowering to think about what I know and/or could teach.