If you enjoy WWII books, I think you would like The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris. It's a true story about a couple who meet and fall in love while imprisoned at Auschwitz. I just read it in July. Bluebird sounds like a great book, adding that and My Mother's Secret to my TBR!
I love this! Just saw your set up video too, it looks amazing! I happen to own the same letter stamps and I'm TERRIBLE with little and delicate details, so in case it helps, what I did with them was pushing the edges of each silicone block towards the wood, so the letter would protrude more than the edges and I stopped getting those lines around the letters! I did it once or twice and it's been holding on perfectly, so it's not something you have to do every single time. I know there's a lot of people who don't care about the lines and actually like them, but I saw you going over them with a white pen, so I thought you might appreciate this little trick! I also... how can I explain this...? (English is not my native language, sorry!) I pass the letters over the ink pad, like in a horizontal light movement, instead of pushing down on it so it doesn't get as much ink, because my ink pad is super liquid and really tries to get the job done. Hope to see more book journaling videos from you!
Wow these are great tips, thank you!! I’m definitely going to try that. I don’t mind a few spots but I tend to get a lot of ink lines cause I’m not careful😂 glad you enjoyed the set ups💞
