Want to make your own Intention Cards?
I learned how to make Intention Cards at a Women's Study class at Portland State University. It is a great way to make cards that reflect the real you back. They can also be used as a personal tarot deck if you are into that.
In January, I will be telling you how to make them. And even more importantly - how to use them to make a better life for yourself.
If you are interested, do the following.
Go through your magazines. Anything that jumps out at you - an add, word, picture; tear it out and put it in a box.
Go to a craft store or framing place and get yourself a set of 12 (or 24) 5x8 carboard pieces (tan or black is best). If they don't have that size, ask them to cut it. You really do want that exact size for every one of your cards. (Another thing that will work is heavy-weight artist paper.)
Also, get a ton of glue sticks. And some sort of fixative to cover the finished project with (needs to be either a spray or a glue that will not rumple the finished project.)
On January 1, I will post a full list of what is needed.
Hope you are enjoying your holiday!
In January, I will be telling you how to make them. And even more importantly - how to use them to make a better life for yourself.
If you are interested, do the following.
Go through your magazines. Anything that jumps out at you - an add, word, picture; tear it out and put it in a box.
Go to a craft store or framing place and get yourself a set of 12 (or 24) 5x8 carboard pieces (tan or black is best). If they don't have that size, ask them to cut it. You really do want that exact size for every one of your cards. (Another thing that will work is heavy-weight artist paper.)
Also, get a ton of glue sticks. And some sort of fixative to cover the finished project with (needs to be either a spray or a glue that will not rumple the finished project.)
On January 1, I will post a full list of what is needed.
Hope you are enjoying your holiday!
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