This workshop is about finding your storytelling voice. You are an awesome person with amazing stories, so this summer we're going to work together to find the most genuine and authentic way for you to tell those stories.
This workshop is for everyone! You definitely don't need to be a scrapbooker or paper-crafter to play along. We'll be telling stories through pictures, photographs, social media, prose, and more. The only thing you need is a willingness to become the author of your own story and the courage to step outside of your comfort zone.
What Find Your Voice Means to Me:
I am so passionate about this course because better telling my story, our story, is why I do all of this in the first place. I love playing with paint and paper, but a page means so much more to me when I record a real memory, an everyday moment or special milestone, in a way that goes beyond the basic facts. The story gives my scrapbook meaning and is a way for me to slow down time. I never want to worry about keeping my children little. I would rather watch them grow and do my best to record it along the way.
Join us this summer as we work together to find the most genuine and authentic way for you to tell your stories the way you want them to be told. We’ll be telling stories through pictures, photographs, social media, prose, and more. The only thing you need is a willingness to become the author of your own story and the courage to step outside of your comfort zone.
rukristin papercrafts: rukristin.com/
Jessica Bree: squarespace.com/
Emily Dismukes: emilymayhem.
Molly Porter: mollyfrances.typepad.
Emily Hathcock: www.elephantgrace.
Lisa Wilkinson: www.createfor7.
Veronica Milan: blog.chictags.com
Michelle Wear: table-for-five.com
Laura Kate Is Crafty: laurakateiscrafty.
Jen Ritchie: www.jenritchie.com
Allie: www.alexandraraedesign.
Katie Stories: katie-stories.
Shay Tibbs: sbookinshay29.blogspot.
DeeDee Catron: umwowstudio.com
Megan Anderson: www.thenerdnest.com
Nirupama Kumar: avinashhecker.blogspot.
Eden Hensley: www.
Margrethe Aas Johnsen: http://
Giveaway Time!
a Rafflecopter giveawayI can't wait to share my projects for this workshop in the coming weeks. Here are some of my favorite tools for telling our story. You can follow my blog on bloglovin' or feedly, or just find me on pinterest or instagram/twitter @nirupama01. I appreciate all of your support!
I love this - "I never want to worry about keeping my children little. I would rather watch them grow and do my best to record it along the way."
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to the class.
Thank you! It feels good knowing you 'get me'. I think it's awesome that you are a sponsor too!
DeleteSo happy you're participating in this!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel! You are seriously a great friend for taking the time to read my blog and leave comments. It means so much to me :)
DeleteWaving hi from the hills of North Carolina and loving the FYV ♥
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a perfect class for me. I've gotten a little better about telling my story through Project Life, but I could always use help.
ReplyDeleteSounds terrific! Now that my girls are teenagers, I take the time to tell the story behind the photos more than I did when they were little. I always love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI agree that scrapbooking feels like a good way to slow down time, to savor and enjoy the moment. I have high hopes that the FYV workshop will help me refocus on my stories and give myself permission to record more than just the bare facts--get to the meaning and life in the memories. Looking forward to seeing more of your contributions!
ReplyDeleteLove your Project Life layouts! Can't wait to hear everyone's stories!
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