Embroidery journal ideas

Discover the fascinating world of Jess Blauwkamp and her one-of-a-kind embroidery journal layouts. Uncover her favorite supplies and delve deeper into her creative process. Get inspired and learn something new today!

For those looking to start an embroidery journal in 2023, I've answered some of my most frequently asked questions.

I am often asked what it takes to start your own embroidery journal. I put together a short guide on the supplies needed to create your own!

Embroidery by Emily June on Instagram: "Have you ever heard of embroidery journaling? It’s the act of embroidering tiny memories throughout the year onto a large embroidery hoop, and at the end of the year, your life has been turned into a beautiful work of art. It combines mindfulness, gratitude, and creativity and I WROTE A BOOK ON IT. The book includes hundreds of “feature” size illustrations done by yours truly to get you started, and comes in a completely beautiful kit that comes with…

Find out more about my experience making an embroidery journal throughout the pandemic, starting a new job, and a serious injury.

My 2021 Temperature Stitch and Legend – the first two pages! The book is coming together – the first two pages are ready to be put together. One of my many projects from 2022, this temp…

1,390 likes, 15 comments - littleartadventures on January 19, 2024: "It isn’t too late to start your own embroidery journal for 2024! You can now also purchase my 2..."

Thread Journal Printed Fabric Pack Stitch journaling is a great way to record your year whilst celebrating the small stuff, looking for the positives in each day. You can choose to stitch your journal how you wish, either by stitching a small motif each day or picking out your highlights each month and making them bigger designs. This Printed Phenology Pack is great for those who already have a stash of embroidery supplies or wish to source their own. If your'e looking for a complete Thread…

So, this journal didn't grow that big, after all. I really felt like wrapping it up, there was a strong sense of... fulfillment, so to say? All the works found their place inside the journal. I liked how they matched being paired up together and didn't want to drag it out anymore just to incorporate a couple of other old embroidery pieces that I didn't even have a vision for in this journal. Besides, I wanted to make a journal cover already, and check if my idea would work! :) And I think it…

Learn what an embroidery journal is & how to start one, even for complete newbies! It's a great stress-free way to learn hand embroidery!