Hello Sparkly Owlettes!
Working in my Creative Daily Journal today and setting up the into pages. My intro includes a printable from the ‘Owlette Club Printables” and ephemera from the “Garden With-in” kit. Also added a calendar to the front.
Thanks for watching! Rebecca
Happy Weekend Sparkly Owlettes,
It’s a new month, which means a new journal! So excited to start this month with flowers and fluff. This month’s theme is “The Garden Within” and I’m using vintage fabric I purchased this last weekend at a Junk Shop and fluff from Hobby Lobby to finish the cover to my journal.
Also, I’ve had a new idea brewing for a while, I’ve been wanting to incorprate the monthly journal kit into my everyday life. The kit will inspire The Owlette Club printables, prompts, crafty projects and little things we can have fun with together. It’s a way for me to “create the life I want to live” in other words. The monthly theme will inspire my personal creative process into something I do in everyday moments. As I mention in the video, this can be adding to my journal, decorating my home, and my personal style too! I hope you will come along and play too!
Stay Sparkly! Rebecca
Hello Sparkly Owlettes!
I have been dreaming of creating a stand-alone journal for Little Craft Fest memories. I went back and forth on if I should just use my daily journal, but I wanted something to create something similar to an autograph book and add ephemera and photos from the event. I will be there for three days, teaching and meeting up with friends. Some in person for the first time! I truly cannot wait, I’m so excited. In today’s video I am just putting together the journal,and I want to add paint and material to the cover, so that will be coming soon!
Stay Sparkly, Rebecca
Video here: https://youtu.be/azSEjCo91dM
Hello Sparkly Owlettes,
Coming to you from my kitchen island with some journal play and a bit of a “Stinky” Story! I hope you enjoy the video and hope to be back in my craft studio soon!
Stay Sparkly, Rebecca
Video Here: https://youtu.be/9sBdYEJLByg
Hello Sparkly Owlettes!!
This month is all about Rainy Days and Rainbows! As suggested in the Owlette club, here are some of the ways to add a bit of rainbow to your journals.
Yesterday I took a walk around the yard and snapped photos of colors, here is a short video:
Hello Sparkly Owlettes!
Welcome to Part Two in setting up my April Journal. I’m adding a calendar to my journal in this video. Loving using all the colors to create this month!
Thanks for watching! Rebecca
Hello Sparkly Owlettes!
I have missed you and missed posting a video last week! I am now finding time to set up my April Journal, it was a whirlwind week, last week. I am playing catch-up on my April Journal. Here is part one to setting up April’s intro page.
Wishing you a blessed Easter, Rebecca
Hello Sparkly Owlettes!
I hope everyone is doing well. It’s Easter Week and I will actually be heading out of town for my day job. However, I am hoping to film a couple of videos so I can upload them this week. Also, the monthly printables are coming ut on the first for the Owlette club!
Attached below is a Printable to use in your journal. The printable includes two vintage postcards from the early 1900s, which belonged to my Great-Grandma.
I hope everyone has a blessed week and safe travels for anyone traveling.
Stay Sparkly, Rebecca
Hello Sparkly Owlettes~
I am behind in my creative daily journal but had pictures to add, so come along , grab your favorite beverage and let’s journal together! Filling you in on the what’s been happening around here. Nothing too exciting except we are chicken owners again, full story in the video. I have a printout for an upcoming journal session, Grandma’s Bucket List, and sharing my grandma’s lemon pie recipe.
Here is the link: https://www.rebeccahoot.com/2026/03/grandmas-bucket-list-for-journaling/ Lemon pie: https://www.rebeccahoot.com/2026/03/grandmas-easy-lemon-pie-recipe/
Stay Sparkly, Rebecca
Hello Sparkly Owlettes!
I wanted to share my grandma’s 3-ingredient lemon pie recipe. The crust can be changed from vanilla wafer (my grandma called them tinys), Graham Cracker crust or a regular pie crust.
