Not a Bible journaler, really, but I do like to use scripture a lot in my junk journaling. That's one of the main reasons I joined Pixel Scrapper but I'm getting hooked on digital scrapbooking now, too. I am using a lot of the graphics for junk journaling and card-making, though.
I have been looking at the bible journaling stuff and wow like to learn how to do it. I use mostly the papers for cards and when I can find appropriate elements I use them. I would also like to see more faith based papers and elements s I make a lot of cards that I like to put scripture on. I also love Robin Sampson's stuff. I do scrapbook but cards are my main focus
I have a Journaling Bible and I love doing things in it, but it never occurred to me to look into Digital Bible Journaling. This is interesting and I can't wait to try out some things! I started Bible Journaling 7 years ago.
I use my illustrated Journaling BIble, but lately I haven't been I use to put all the images on a 8.5 x 11 document in pse and print them out. Now I put it in my scrapbook by copying the verses or chapters I want and then scrap around it. A digital bible that you can scrapwould be so cool!
There are some versions of the bible available digitally. I know the Eastern Orthodox bible exists both as a pdf and app (although in reality it’s not a full bible in English, just a New Testament at the moment) and there are several others from what I remember that are free for personal use. World internet bible, perhaps?
There are several bible apps and I think I’ve seen some pdf versions with big margins for bible journallers. It’s been a while since I looked, because after finding the EOB I stopped looking.
Basically if you want to publish a bible or otherwise make money, you have to pay but for most other uses you can just use the text/translations freely.
For those of you who do Bible journaling 100% digitally, what do you do with your layouts when you're done with them? Do you print them? Have photo books printed? File them in folders on your computer? ...
Not a Bible journaler, really, but I do like to use scripture a lot in my junk journaling. That's one of the main reasons I joined Pixel Scrapper but I'm getting hooked on digital scrapbooking now, too. I am using a lot of the graphics for junk journaling and card-making, though.
So many crafts, so little time!
I have been looking at the bible journaling stuff and wow like to learn how to do it. I use mostly the papers for cards and when I can find appropriate elements I use them. I would also like to see more faith based papers and elements s I make a lot of cards that I like to put scripture on. I also love Robin Sampson's stuff. I do scrapbook but cards are my main focus
I just started Bible Journaling. I create the pages and then I print them and put them in my physical journal using the happy planner system. The journal has my schedule, one page in the morning and one page for the evening. I share this with several people. This is January's layout
https://www.digitalscrapbook.com/joy-grise/gallery/january-bible-journal-layout-journaling-turquoise-white
I have a Journaling Bible and I love doing things in it, but it never occurred to me to look into Digital Bible Journaling. This is interesting and I can't wait to try out some things! I started Bible Journaling 7 years ago.
I use my illustrated Journaling BIble, but lately I haven't been I use to put all the images on a 8.5 x 11 document in pse and print them out. Now I put it in my scrapbook by copying the verses or chapters I want and then scrap around it. A digital bible that you can scrapwould be so cool!
There are some versions of the bible available digitally. I know the Eastern Orthodox bible exists both as a pdf and app (although in reality it’s not a full bible in English, just a New Testament at the moment) and there are several others from what I remember that are free for personal use. World internet bible, perhaps?
There are several bible apps and I think I’ve seen some pdf versions with big margins for bible journallers. It’s been a while since I looked, because after finding the EOB I stopped looking.
Basically if you want to publish a bible or otherwise make money, you have to pay but for most other uses you can just use the text/translations freely.
@Kelly Wardlow:
So neat, Kelly!
Do you mean like the scripture in a layered file with some graphics, more coloring page style?
Could you link to an example of what you have in mind?
I do edit when needed.
For those of you who do Bible journaling 100% digitally, what do you do with your layouts when you're done with them? Do you print them? Have photo books printed? File them in folders on your computer? ...
A digital Bible Journaling would be so cool
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