Junk Journal July Day 6 // WILDLIFE // Created by MegJournals

Welcome to day 6 of #JunkJournalJuly - today’s prompt is ✨WILDLIFE
Junk Journal July is a free month-long challenge hosted by @megjournals, in collaboration with ‪@GetMessyArt‬, to inspire you to create in your journal.
How to get involved:
Follow the daily prompt list and create along each day using #JunkJournalJuly2024 - or pick and choose the prompts that interest you. There are no rules.
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[@ArtsySolutions]

Both journal layouts are so amazing. I love the butterflies and bird!! So beautiful!!

[@vintagenectarines]

Awe thank you so much!! We both really enjoyed playing around with this prompt.

[@ambiekraftsreads]

Hello. I love all the pages y'all did. They are so lovely. I love the butterflies with the flowers you made. It's all so lovely. TFS
Happy Crafting and God Bless

[@vintagenectarines]

Thank you so much! This was a really fun prompt to play around with!! God bless ❤

[@maartjedegroot9598]

My favorite Jane Austen is also Emma. I like her sass

[@vintagenectarines]

@@maartjedegroot9598 awe that’s exactly why my daughter says she likes her!!

[@maartjedegroot9598]

Your girl with the swallow is probably Thumbelina

[@vintagenectarines]

@@maartjedegroot9598 I was actually thinking it might be Thumbelina. On the other side of the picture were two mice dressed up in jackets and fancy hats, so I thought that might be what the illustration was from.