Inspiration Station #57 - January

Hello Friends, 

I hope you all had an amazing Christmas and your new year is full of fantastic things.  So did you make any New Year's resolutions? I didn't this year, because I have come to know myself very well and I know I will not stick to them :) 

Well, let us get on with the challenge.  Today is a beautiful inspirational photo. So here is my Inspiration Station Challenge Design Team Entry.  This month's entry is inspired by the photo:



I decided this image would make a fantastic first page in my 2024 journal.




I used Tim Holtz distressed inks for the background, and a sun/moon stencil and a tree landscape stencil.


I removed some of the ink by sprinkling some water and blotting it off with a paper towel.


Heat embossed the sentiment Hello January and added a few gem stones.




I hope you liked this journal page, and as always pop over to Inspiration Station and share your creations with us, we really do enjoy seeing your take on the photograph.


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Comments

  1. Donna WallsJanuary 02, 2024

    Perfect design Dawn and matches the inspiration prompt perfectly! Thanks for your lovely team project for The Inspiration Station Challenge!
    Donna xx

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  2. Alexandra YJanuary 02, 2024

    Such a lovely project Dawn! I agree it makes a perfect journal page! ~Alexandra

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  3. KathyJanuary 03, 2024

    Dawn this is a great starting page for your 2024 journal...it denotes mystery and adventure. Smiles, Kathy

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  4. HelenJanuary 05, 2024

    You've created a fabulous scene - works so well for the challenge.

    Helen x

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