i love to letter quotes in my art journal, but this past weekend i was inspired to do something a little different.....instead of writing the quote in my book, i decided to create a little book just for the quote!
i started with two 3" x 6" pieces of torn watercolor paper and randomly painted a few splotches on both sides using watercolors.
then i folded each piece of paper in half and started lettering and drawing on the pages.
once i had everything the way i wanted......
i sewed the pages together using linen thread......
and voila.....a dreamy little book.....
"you've got to have a dream, if you want to have a dream come true"
dennis waitley
supplies: koi watercolors, micron pens, pilot G-tech pens, 6B pencil, linen thread
This little book is sooo cute Lori! You've inspired me once again!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet! That makes a cute little gift too - such a special one!
ReplyDeleteThis is *such* a magical idea!! My mind is spinning with the possibilities! Thank you again for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLori,
ReplyDeleteYour little book is wonderful...you are very talented and I enjoy your blog...thank you for all your inspiration...
fran p.
You inspire me so much with your beautiful art work...I'm so happy I discovered your blog. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you used, it is so great. It makes me happy just to see those little flowers
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Lori! And sooo inspiring! Thanks! XOXO
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful - I love your choice of colours!
ReplyDeleteSo simple and so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and magic!!
ReplyDeleteOnce again I get really inspired by your lovely work! :o)
ReplyDeleteI like the quote :)
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute. I might have to sue the quote on a piece for my daughter.I love all the quotes that you share.
ReplyDeleteYou do some of the most beautiful lettering I have seen! Oh, I envy your talent!!!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!! It would make such a sweet little gift or card too.
ReplyDeletelove it!! (the book AND the quote!)
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful! Your work always seems so light and happy, lori. You have a million ideas...and make them all look easy! What a talent. ♥kath
ReplyDeleteSuper mega marvelous!!!
ReplyDelete{sigh}
ReplyDeletei love your handwriting lori.
your little book is amazing and beautiful :-)
Visiting here is always so uplifting...thank you for the internal sunshine.
ReplyDeleteYou make it look so easy...that's a sign of true talent!
ReplyDeleteadorable sweet and preciously creative! What a darling idea! xxooxox
ReplyDeleteThis book is sooo sweet!
ReplyDeleteAdorable and priceless little book!
ReplyDeleteloriiiiiiiiiii!
ReplyDeleteanother piece of yours
that leaves me
GAAAAA GAAAAAA
inside!!! & heart
thumpity thumppppinnnng!
i love this so much!
INSPIRED. BRILLIANT.
looooooooove! xox
I have just discovered your blog. What a gorgeousl gem. This booklet is so beautiful. I can think of a number of friends who would appreciate such a lovely gift. Thank you for such a wonderful inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI did something similar last week. I like yours way better :)
ReplyDeleteabsolutely stunning, lori!
ReplyDeleteI adore this!
ReplyDeleteThat is so BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my - that is absolutely inspiring and totally original and I have love the sentiments
ReplyDeleteI keep singing that song too - it'll bound to keep me awake tonight
Happy happy talking, happy talk!
It is a round about way I discovered your blog, but what a delight. I see you have the same little set of water colors I have are they not a treat. I love your little book and the quote.
ReplyDeleteIt still inspires on Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteso completely beautiful....
ReplyDeleteI just love this little book you made. Your simplicity is what makes your art so beautiful. Dream...dream...dream...
ReplyDeletesimply splendid in every way!! you should sell these!
ReplyDeleteoh this is so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteOMG...how I love this!!!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little project!!
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Jenipher :)
I love your art and get so much inspiration from it! But I have to comment about this lovely quote. It is actually from a song called "Happy Talk" from the musical "South Pacific" by Rodgers and Hammerstein (1949). It goes: "You got to have a dream / If you don't have a dream / How you gonna have a dream come true?" Since Denis Waitley was born in 1933, I imagine he borrowed the quote from the musical, not the other way around. :-)
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