Aimez le style’s washi tape flowers are a timeless beauty. Various flowers and foliage gracefully “float” on a pink background. The design is tender, romantic, and feminine. It would look lovely for a wedding or party with a rural theme. However, might a clear, off-white, or even a very light pink backdrop be preferable? I think the pink background is appropriate. What if somebody dislikes the colour pink? There might be too much colour.
The other is masking tape with green stripes. The same pattern is also available in pink. The pattern comes from a previous collection. Other stripes colours have already been made available by the company mt.
Have you ever trusted your gut feeling? Have you ever paid attention to your inner voice when seeking a solution? Others refer to it as a sixth sense, gut instinct, etc. If you’re not paying attention, the voice will be overlooked because it is so faint and plain.
This has happened to me a few times. The inner voice might be fleeting, quiet, and rapid at times. Sometimes it’s crystal clear, loud, and lasts a little while. Of course, there are instances when I choose to ignore it because I’m preoccupied with something else. And because of my ignorance, I chose poorly.
I do, however, occasionally pay attention to it and obey. For instance, the nudge is “telling” me not to go to specific places when I don’t feel like it. Simply venture outside, where something positive is waiting for you. Or, if I am still on the fence about taking the trip, I will find out the answer eventually—either yes or no. It’s the initial response I got.
It could sound enigmatic to some individuals. However, in my experience, it only functions for a calm mind. You will be able to access this “inner strength” after your mind is free of clutter and empty. Consider napping as an example. Can you get a good night’s sleep if you are stressed out from worrying about your job or business? I doubt it, right?
Your thoughts are occupied with attempting to determine how to expand your company or advertise the new product. Before going to bed, just put everything that is worrying you on the curb, a great master once advised. At first, it’s a little challenging, but it is possible.
Recently, I learned that meditation is a common “hidden weapon” used by many successful people. It could be difficult for someone who finds it difficult to sit still or who feels that sitting motionless while doing nothing is a waste of time. But why not try it out for a little while? With an open heart and mind, give it a try.
We reside in an environment that moves quickly. We must move quickly in all we do, introduce more new products to the market ahead of our rivals, and advance further than our contemporaries. Everything moves so quickly! Otherwise, we shall be excluded.
Even as I type this, I can already feel the pressure. Moving forward more quickly is crucial, but so is getting enough rest for the body, mind, and soul. Personal Excellence has a really great and enlightening piece about meditation.
Every time I open this straightforward and uncluttered washi tape diary, I get to re-learn something that I may have long since forgotten, in addition to admiring the beauty of the gorgeous decorative tapes. I rediscover how to unwind, get enough sleep, keep my mind clear, and pay attention to my inner voice.
To create a greenery-arched window, use washi tape
Simply check your washi tape supply to see whether you have any green masking tape or washi tape with a single rose stem. By all means, use green stickers and paper in your planner, even if that’s all you can find. Although highlighting the beauty and distinctiveness of the lovely tapes is the main objective, having a lot of greenery and flowers nearby serves another reason.
Do you not find that strolling in a park or climbing a beautiful hill is refreshing?
Something about today’s gratitude journal page with the arched window made with washi tape…
I don’t know if this is a coincidence or if I just really enjoy the mosaic and garden mt tapes but I used them again in my book just three pages later. Without much consideration, these masking tapes from MT were used once more. I only wanted to make an arch, or more specifically, an arched window.
These photos were taken while I was travelling quite some time ago. It’s somewhat of a “must” to capture shots of windows and window boxes filled with flowers and greenery. The adorable image in the middle of the page (see first image) is really taken from a vintage calendar. So I simply sliced them all and stored them for later use.
The encouraging and motivational statements (all in Chinese writing) struck me as something I could want to frame or turn into an accordion card. Instead, they are all recorded in my appreciation diary. As a result, they will appear once more in the following pages. Let’s enjoy the outdoors!
