I'm featured over on StencilGirls blog, StencilGirl Talk today, creating journal covers that are made to fit standard composition books. Please come on over and check it out. 
One of the journal covers will be donated to the art auction at http://www.32auctions.com/bringbackourgirls because...
I'm also participating in the #BringBackOurGirls call to artists today to make some artsy noise in support of the right of girls around the world to have an education without fear of violence!
On April 14, nearly 300 girls were abducted from their school in Nigeria simply for pursuing an education. Today marks one month since the kidnapping of those girls!
Today is also the day many artists have come together to help make a difference by drawing attention to this horrendous issue and also by donating art to help raise money.  All of our proceeds with be donated to Girls Rising, to support the worldwide struggle for safe education for all girls and women. 
So please, visit http://www.32auctions.com/bringbackourgirls to buy some art, or make a donation. And please, make some noise to #BringBackOurGirls!
Here's a list of all of the participating artist and their blogsL
Linda Kittmer  http:// lindakittmer.blogspot.ca
Ronda Palazzari  http:// rondapalazzari.typepad.com
Marjie Kemper   http://www.marjiekemper.com
Judy Shea   http:// thekeytomyart.wordpress.com
Glenda Hoagland   http:// pilgrimsthoughts.blogspot.com
Astrid Maclean  http:// astridsartisticefforts.blogspot .com
Lisa Pace   http://lisapace.com
Jackie Neal   http:// creatingwithoutcrayons-jackiepn eal.com
Claudine Criner   http:// claudinesartcorner.blogspot.com
France Papillon   http://www.france-papillon.com
Kristin Van Valkenburgh  http:// TwinkleTwinkleLikeAStar.blogspo t.com
Marcia Beckett  http:// marciabeckett.blogspot.com
Ruth Levy   http://lerusho.wordpress.com/
Sally Lynn MacDonald   http:// www.SallyLynnMacDonald.com
Renee Zarate   http:// renee-boltonhouse.blogspot.com
Natasha May   http:// natashamay.blogspot.com/
Carmen Whitehead   http:// www.serendipitystudiobycw.blogs pot.com/
Seth Apter   http:// thealteredpage.blogspot.com/
Marybeth Shaw   http://mbshaw.blogspot.com/
Amy Ingardia-Walker  http:// creativelyquirkyathome.blogspot .com/
Kelly Warren  http:// happyshackdesigns.blogspot.com
Julie Bernier http:// juliebernierphotography.zenfoli o.com/
Adrienne Hoban  http://www.allure-decor.com/
Krista van Tol   http:// craftylittlepigtails.blogspot.c om
Cheryl Grigsby http:// cherylspaperartz.blogspot.com
Jill Meyer www.jillmeyer.com
Lisa Flaherty http:// mypeaceofpaper.blogspot.com
Kerry C. Mitchell http://kerrycmitchell.com
Lizabeth Harrington http:// www.craicarts.blogspot.com
Barbara Lanza www.barbaralanza.com
Some people had asked me for a tutorial for making a journal cover, so I have created this PDF which you are welcome to download for personal use.  All I ask is that if you make one you and blog about it, that you link back to this post, telling people where you got the tutorial.  Have fun!
Linda Kittmer's Journal Cover Tutorial

I just love this journal cover and the fact that you're with us in the auction. Thank you so much for your creativity, positivity, and beautiful heart.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jessica. I'm so glad you thought of this and organized it. It feels great to be able to do something no matter how small.
DeleteWhat a beautiful journal! I know it will do well in the auction - good luck! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristin. It's great to be able to do a little something to help!
DeleteAwesome journal cover Linda!! The bidding is climbing!")
ReplyDeleteThanks Jackie. I'm so excited to see there is interest and that we've exceeded out goal!
DeleteLoved your technique. I was wondering if you use acrylic paint on your fabric or a certain fabric paint. I'm pretty new to this.
ReplyDeleteThanks Roxi. I just use any acrylic paint I have in the studio.
DeleteA stunning make and a wonderful addition to this fantastic initiative! I am happy and proud to be there along with you!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Astrid. It really is great to have so many artists come together for a good cause!
DeleteGreat initiative, it reminds me of the story of the man walking on the beach and throwing the starfish back into the water, he couldn't save them all but his efforts were worth it.I pray for those girls.
ReplyDeleteThanks Isaac. As you say, every little bit helps to bring about awareness and support for women and girls and equality around education.
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