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Embrace The Journey
$14.99
Inspire your gal pal, sister, or girl boss to live life in the moment when you give her the Embrace the Journey Pink Petals Handy-size Faux Leather Journal. Life is most meaningful when we seek beauty in the small moments, and this journal is the perfect place to record these special moments.
Cyclamen-esque watercolored petals in shades of blue and pink spread against the creamy white cover of the journal where a bright teal appliqued patch is heat-debossed with the rose gold-foiled sentiment.
Embrace the Journey.
The page edges are gilded with rose gold, adding a feminine shimmer to a vibrant design. Your musings and memories will look lovely against the white paper with pink lines, each with the sheerest overlay of the pink petals design. The handy-size makes this journal perfect to carry in a purse and the powdered peach endsheets have a lined space for a date or name inscription.
Pair the Embrace the Journey Pink Petals Handy-size Faux Leather Journal with a key ring, pen, or zipper pouch from the Pink Petals Design in the Heartfelt Collection for a delightfully inspirational gift that will please women of all ages.
Loveliness and sleek sophistication combine to make the Embrace the Journey Pink Petals Handy-size Faux Leather Journal an excellent gift for an upcoming graduate or a friend celebrating a promotion. Remember, the destination is only part of the journey, so record the moments along the way in the Embrace the Journey Pink Petals Handy-size Faux Leather Journal.
1 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781955894043
ISBN10: 1955894043
Compiled by: Heartfelt
Binding: Imitation Leather
Published: February 2022
Publisher: Christian Art Gifts
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