Stars Falls Designs

It’s the beginning of a new week. Not just any week… New Moon week! But surprisingly, that’s not what this post is about. I’m writing today about a gift I received. A very special and thoughtful gift.

My friend Julie (from TTIC) makes some of the most amazing cards I’ve ever seen. And I’m lucky enough to have received a couple of them, so I know first hand how magnificent they are. But, recently I got an unexpected package in the mail from her. What was inside? I’ll let the photo speak to you…

This journal was not purchased. It was MADE. Not embellished. CREATED. From SCRATCH. Julie made this gorgeous journal for little me. It is a work of art.

She cut the paper, bound it, stamped and inked… There is so much work that goes in to making a journal. And she was sweet enough to spend her time making one for me. Jealous? You should be! :} But here’s the good news! You can buy one of these beauties for yourself!!!

Just go to here Etsy store! And, you can take a swing by her blog and show her some much deserved love.

Thank you Julie. This means so much to me. You are so very talented, and you’re an amazing friend!!!

Comments

Beth said…

That is GORGEOUS!! Lucky, You!! :D

November 16, 2009 at 1:26 PM

Tonya Klar said…

This is so, so, so GORGEOUS (stealing Beth's word here but really! Is there another???)!!! You are one lucky lady, my friend. I've had the pleasure of seeing one of these in person and I was absolutely blown away how well made it was. Enjoy yours!!!!!

November 17, 2009 at 8:06 AM

Julie said…

ALISON! Oh, lovey, thank you SO MUCH for this post and all of your very kind words. I appreciate it so very much and I'm so happy that you like the journal. I'm really happy that you will be putting it to such good use. ENJOY it, and huge thanks to you again. Blessed be, sweetie! :)

November 18, 2009 at 9:11 PM

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