A story with a beginning, a middle and an end. Part 1: Please set your grip in the hall.
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A story with a beginning, a middle and an end. Part 1: Please set your grip in the hall.

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“Mine is a complicated story, and people do not want to hear complicated stories. They want simple stories, in which people are either good or evil, and no one good ever makes a mistake, and no one evil ever repents.”― Cassandra Clare, Chain of Thorns
Daily Inspirations
Hi planner friends! I’m back to show you how I’m using the Faith Collection as a little reminder and daily inspiration in my Carpe Diem planner.
With all the beautiful and bold colors in this collection, I filled all of the pockets with the 3x4 journaling card elements, matching clips, and the bits n’ pieces.
Instead of a dashboard for this month, I made a simple pocket folder with a Charity cardstock paper by folding the paper up 3” and folding it in half vertically. Then trim to fit an A5 and hole punch into planner. I use the pocket to store extra sticker sheets and other little papers I don’t want to lose. I also made a bookmark from tracing a manila tag and adding some ephemera and decorative brads. You leave it unpunched and slip it into one of the pockets, or punch it and use for mark off specific pages.
For my monthly spread, I mostly used the Faith Sticker Tablet because it contains a variety of functional and decorative icons that can be used on a calendar. I also utilized the Faith Roller Stamp in a few boxes and the Believe cardstock across the top border to add a pop of color.
On the weekly spread, I used the 4x6 stickers sheets from the Faith collection, the Believe washitape across the bottom trim, and ephemera pieces to fill in the blank spaces. I also punched the manila tag I made and used as page marker for my weekly pages.
I hope you enjoyed seeing how I’m using the beautiful Faith collection and hopefully it brings you some inspiration into your daily or weekly planning routine. Thanks for stopping by and I’ll see you next month!
-Vanessa
Supplies Used:
A5 Ballerina Carpe Diem Planner: http://bit.ly/2o06wKA
Entire Faith Collection: http://bit.ly/2ozcxz1
Faith Collection 3x4 Journaling Card Elements: http://bit.ly/2o0etPI
Faith Collection Cardstock Stickers: http://bit.ly/2nHhRMI
Faith Collection "Charity" Cardstock: http://bit.ly/2nHixSi
Faith Collection "Believe" Cardstock: http://bit.ly/2oz3zlE
Faith Collection Bits N' Pieces: http://bit.ly/2nUwo92
Faith Collection Decorative Brads: http://bit.ly/2nUN9AR
Faith Collection Decorative Clips: http://bit.ly/2o6ToDN
Faith Collection Roller Stamp: http://bit.ly/2nBoDD3
Faith Collection Sticker Tablet: http://bit.ly/2o04zxJ
Handmade Tassel and Pom Pom Paperclips: http://etsy.me/2noxAno
A story with a beginning, a middle and an end. Part 2: He set the grip in the hall.
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