JOURNALING WITH BAD HANDWRITING

If you are like me, you'd much rather mettle than telephone. i have never really liked my handwriting and I'm not fond of my printing either.

However our handwriting is a part of us. And if we are creating a scrapbook either seeing ourselves or for someone else, it's nice to include something written by us, sharing which part of ourselves with the acceptance of our scrapbook.

I have discovered a few ways to write and/or journal without pages of writing we don't care for.

The leading technique is called 'hidden journaling'. This involves writing but afterwards 'hiding' what you write. Most craft stores sell small inserts for scrapbooks. These inserts resemble a page protector, but are usually half its size. You can write to your hearts content and afterwards tuck it away inside the insert. This way, the journaling/writing is included, but it's not what our eyes focus on when looking during a page.

The next form whereas including your writing is to write in its front of its book either its theme because of the book, or who the book is to, or matched the date/year the book was created. This again, shows your writing style for that time in your commotion without having your clipping exhaustive over the scrapbook pages.

The concluding technique for including your bad handwriting' is to exhibit very selective and alone add a chit or digit here or there. now example, if you are making an album in chronological order, consider writing the year on some of the pages. Or if your album is of various people, consider writing just one letter, the first letter of the public name on that page.

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