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Daily Pages 101 -- Free Hands-On Weekend Event

Kristin Tweedale

Hey Everyone! 
Daily Pages 101 Recordings are up!
https://theawesomeladiesproject.com/daily-pages-101/
I will be updating this page with easier access to each of the videos on the page itself — but they’re all up in a showcase right now and you can watch all of them!
Thank you so much for being a part of this event! 
xoxo, 
Kristin

<div class="mirror-content">​Hey Everyone! ​Daily Pages 101 Recordings are up!​<a href="https://theawesomeladiesproject.com/daily-pages-101/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://theawesomeladiesproject.com/daily-pages-101/</a>​I will be updating this page with easier access to each of the videos on the page itself — but they’re all up in a showcase right now and you can watch all of them!​Thank you so much for being a part of this event! ​xoxo, ​Kristin</div>

https://theawesomeladiesproject.com/daily-pages-101/

I will be updating this page with easier access to each of the videos on the page itself — but they’re all up in a showcase right now and you can watch all of them!

Thank you so much for being a part of this event! 

Daily Pages 101 Recordings -- Now Available

Hey Friends! 
I'm so excited for our event this weekend, we are going to have the best time. 
Over the next few days we'll prep for our Daily Pages 101 experience, and today I wanted to share with you a few of the things I thought you should know right off the bat. 
First, I'm going to refer to everything in this retreat as scrapbooking. If you need to refer to your Daily Pages book as an art journal, a diary, a commonplace book, or anything else — that's totally awesome. There is no wrong way to do this project. 
But for simplicity's sake, I'll be using the terms Daily Pages/notebook/scrapbook interchangeably throughout our lessons. 
What you absolutely need to create Daily Pages: 
— A Notebook. 
Everything else is up to you. 
Here are a few things I highly recommend: 
The Basic Scrapbook Kit 
— Cutting tool: scissors, trimmer, craft knife, whatever you work best with.
— Adhesive: wet adhesive, dry adhesive, tape runner, whatever you like best.
— Writing tool: black pen, pencil, whatever your go-to writing implement is.
And here are a few more things I suggest: 
The Essential Extras
— Whatever else you usually play around with on a regular basis. 
— 1-2 things you want to experiment with.
— A few things you want to use up (stickers, junk mail, washi tape)
Gather these things and put them all together in a small box or bag. You've now just created your very first Daily Pages Project Box, and we'll talk all about the importance of keeping a Project Box this weekend. 
Please tell all your friends about our Free Daily Pages 101 Retreat this weekend. 
They can register at: https://lu.ma/yrnh3hv8. Or you can just forward them this email and tell them to scroll to the bottom! There will be recordings of every session, and you will have access to our Daily Pages 101 Classroom in the app as soon as it's set up in June!
If you have any questions at all, hit reply on this email and I'll get back to you as soon as I'm able. 
xoxo,
Kristin
PS — There are three new & amazing Daily Pages episodes up of the Crafty Ass Female podcast if you want even more Daily Pages!!

<div class="mirror-content">​Hey Friends! ​I&#x27;m so excited for our event this weekend, we are going to have the best time. ​Over the next few days we&#x27;ll prep for our Daily Pages 101 experience, and today I wanted to share with you a few of the things I thought you should know right off the bat. ​First, I&#x27;m going to refer to everything in this retreat as scrapbooking. If you need to refer to your Daily Pages book as an art journal, a diary, a commonplace book, or anything else — that&#x27;s totally awesome. There is no wrong way to do this project. ​But for simplicity&#x27;s sake, I&#x27;ll be using the terms Daily Pages/notebook/scrapbook interchangeably throughout our lessons. <h2>​What you absolutely need to create Daily Pages: </h2>​— A Notebook. <h2>​Everything else is up to you. </h2>​Here are a few things I highly recommend: <h2>​The Basic Scrapbook Kit </h2>​— Cutting tool: scissors, trimmer, craft knife, whatever you work best with.​— Adhesive: wet adhesive, dry adhesive, tape runner, whatever you like best.​— Writing tool: black pen, pencil, whatever your go-to writing implement is.​And here are a few more things I suggest: <h2>​The Essential Extras</h2>​— Whatever else you usually play around with on a regular basis. ​— 1-2 things you want to experiment with.​— A few things you want to use up (stickers, junk mail, washi tape)​Gather these things and put them all together in a small box or bag. You&#x27;ve now just created your very first Daily Pages Project Box, and we&#x27;ll talk all about the importance of keeping a Project Box this weekend. ​Please tell all your friends about our Free Daily Pages 101 Retreat this weekend. ​They can register at: <a href="https://lu.ma/yrnh3hv8" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://lu.ma/yrnh3hv8</a>. Or you can just forward them this email and tell them to scroll to the bottom! There will be recordings of every session, and you will have access to our Daily Pages 101 Classroom in the app as soon as it&#x27;s set up in June!​If you have any questions at all, hit reply on this email and I&#x27;ll get back to you as soon as I&#x27;m able. ​xoxo,​Kristin​PS — There are three new &amp; amazing Daily Pages episodes up of the <a href="https://craftyassfemale.fireside.fm/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Crafty Ass Female podcast</a> if you want even more Daily Pages!! </div>

I'm so excited for our event this weekend, we are going to have the best time. 

Over the next few days we'll prep for our Daily Pages 101 experience, and today I wanted to share with you a few of the things I thought you should know right off the bat. 

First, I'm going to refer to everything in this retreat as scrapbooking. If you need to refer to your Daily Pages book as an art journal, a diary, a commonplace book, or anything else — that's totally awesome. There is no wrong way to do this project. 

But for simplicity's sake, I'll be using the terms Daily Pages/notebook/scrapbook interchangeably throughout our lessons. 

What you absolutely need to create Daily Pages: 

Here are a few things I highly recommend: 

 scissors, trimmer, craft knife, whatever you work best with.

 wet adhesive, dry adhesive, tape runner, whatever you like best.

 black pen, pencil, whatever your go-to writing implement is.

And here are a few more things I suggest: 

— Whatever else you usually play around with on a regular basis. 

— 1-2 things you want to experiment with.

— A few things you want to use up (stickers, junk mail, washi tape)

Gather these things and put them all together in a small box or bag. You've now just created your very first Daily Pages Project Box, and we'll talk all about the importance of keeping a Project Box this weekend. 

Please tell all your friends about our Free Daily Pages 101 Retreat this weekend. 

. Or you can just forward them this email and tell them to scroll to the bottom! There will be recordings of every session, and you will have access to our Daily Pages 101 Classroom in the app as soon as it's set up in June!

If you have any questions at all, hit reply on this email and I'll get back to you as soon as I'm able. 

PS — There are three new & amazing Daily Pages episodes up of the 