My Art Journal Caravan page for week 6. My daughter was inspiration for this page. Credits can be found here.
My Art Journal Caraven page for week 9. Inspiration for this page was a quote by S. J. Perelman, a humorist and author who wrote mostly for New Yorker magazine. 1804 - 1979. Credits can be found here.
My Art Journal Caravan page for week 8. I quoted George Matthew Adams for this one. (Adams was a newspaper columnist.) Credits can be found
here.
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A quirky Valentine! Created with Happenstance and Splatter Graffiti Borders - Happenstance, by Tangie Baxter.
This is about growing up being the only girl. Credits can be found here.
Oh how I wish it would rain cupcakes!
I created this page entirely with the NEW Queen of Cakes, a fab collab by Tangie Baxter and Holliewood Studios, featuring Marie Antoinette and sweet treats.

This is how I meditate. Credits can be found here.
I immediately thought of “Stretch” your imagination when I saw this week’s prompt. My camel is still packed in its crate, so I had to find another mode of transportation - Tangie’s Little Piggy! Credits can be found here.
Last summer we were traveling for 3 weeks at a time, way too long for me. I love short vacations and when the prompt turned out to be “travel,” I knew I had to use the ruby slippers! Credits can be found here.
My first Art Journal Caravan Quest this year was to find "One Word." This a word that I will focus on for the WHOLE YEAR in my journal. (Last year's word was "Acceptance.")
My "One Word" for this year is “perfection.” A reminder to me that nothing in this world is perfect and that a job well done is good enough! I took the sentiment from the movie “Mary Poppins.” Credits can be found here.
I used the prompt "I Can" to journal this one. Random, silly things were my first thoughts. Credits can be found here.
Here’s the cover for my Art Journal Caravan 2011 journal. Credits can be found
here.
My first page for the 2011 Art Journal Caravan! I used the prompt "I Want" to journal this one. Now I need to work on my word for the year and cover before next week's Itinerary comes out. I don't want to get too far behind this year. Credits can be found
here.
What would I do if I had three wishes on this day. Teesha Moore inspired. Credits can be found
here.
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Working with my son and grandson at my bakery in 2008. Credits can be found here.
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Advice worth passing along - Several years ago, I was going through a particularly difficult time and I wasn’t very optimistic about the future. A good friend of mine told me “you can always change your mind.” In other words, redirect your thinking and fill your head with positive thoughts. Credits can be found here.
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One of my not-so-good character traits! Credits can be found here.
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Credits can be found here.
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I tried out a new technique on this page and t
his is my attempt at free-hand lines and drawing with my Wacom pen. Clearly, I need practice! A Mother’s Day gift to my mom celebrating her mother. Credits can be found here.
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Creating From the Past – I used my son's face from his 1st and 6th birthday photos and printed it as a card for his 34th birthday. (I was inspired by a collage that I saw on the Internet, but I can’t find it and I don’t remember the artist’s name.) Credits can be found
here.
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Inspired by Teesha Moore, my journal page for Week 1 reflects hair loss, so Week 2 is wig shopping. This is me trying on new hairstyles. Credits can be fund here.
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My first art journal page. My word for the year is "Acceptance." This page is about acceptance of my hair loss after chemo. Credits can be found
here.