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Use those times when you are full of ideas and inspiration, to sit down and write down all your ideas. Write down everything, ideas you want to try, inspiring quotes, project you want to start, color combination, creative ideas, other mediums you want to work with, and whatever inspiration comes your way.
You should write down your inspired ideas every time you get them and start keeping them in you Jar of inspiration.
Find a pretty jar, box, or container, or decorate one, and start filling it with your ideas. Make sure your jar is big enough for all you ideas.
Here are some decorating ideas to get you started.
Decoupage |
Paint |
fabric covered |
What do you do when you need a boost of inspiration?
It's true! Thankfully I've kept a creative journal which I leaf through whenever I feel a bit stuck.
ReplyDeleteLove the lace jars :)
The jar idea is perfect! Those ideas can grow even greater when you pull one out! These decoupage jars are so neat.
ReplyDeleteMy ideas are spread out on post it notes, in notebooks, on random slips of paper! I love the jar idea...and those painted jars are so cool!
ReplyDeleteMuch better than a job jar! :)
ReplyDeletethis is a brilliant idea. I keep some 'books of pretty things' with stuff pasted and drawn into them. Or I check out Pinterest and craft websites for inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGreat advice! I love the jars pictures, especially the last one.
ReplyDeleteThe jars are inspiring themselves! I keep a notebook close at hand for writing down the ideas as they come. It's fun to look through it and see the ideas I had forgot about.
ReplyDeleteYes! I love this! Sure beats sifting through many, many random pages of discarded lists on my desk!
ReplyDeletePretty jars!
ReplyDeleteI write mine in a spiral notebook. I have pages of ideas and ways to make them jotted down.
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Great idea, mine are in a book, but I like this, too. Something pretty to look at and a surprise to pull out an idea you might have forgotten.
ReplyDeleteHey Valerie, That's a great idea. Even better than a cookie jar. ;)
ReplyDeleteI love popping by. There is always something to try or think about and be grateful for. thank you again!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, yes, and yes! I've been doing this subconsciously though not filling jars but just a notepad! It is a great way to fuel creativity in no time.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a fantastic idea, I love it! It would be fabulous if you put a whole bunch of inspiring quotes in, and then pulled one out when you were feeling particularly unmotivated; I bet it would help a lot. :) Such a wonderful suggestion - thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe doilies on those vintage jars is so cute and fresh. I adore it. :)
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