Bewitched Crafts with Tracy Miller
How does baking a fancy cake relate to my experience at my craft table? My creativity experiment reminded me of the basics of my preferred work style and even the importance of keeping my energy up with music. Most important of all, it reinforced the message of focusing on the effort, the sentiment, and the emotion instead of perfection. Listen in for the details!
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This Spring just seems to be passing so quickly. I don't want to let my days rush by and find myself on a hamster wheel. I want to use my paper crafting hobby to support my dreams and goals. One of the ways I do that is by playing a game called the Big Three. Each month I plan three things that light me up and get my creative jiuces flowing. Then I scrapbook those events. I get the joy of anticpating them, the joy of the experience, and the joy of documenting the memory in my album.
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These days my favorite project is my Toolbox Journal. It's the place where I track my progress on my goals (including my 26 in 2026 list), a commonplace book, and a place to keep notes on all I am learning this year. I am especially interested in science backed behavior change. I am currently working to create a layout of evidence that I can do hard things such as finding the right auto mechanic, taking care of my oral health, and finally taking my left over paints to the tip. The resource mentioned in this episode is Change Academy (from Body Brain Alliance and Dr. Kardin...
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In this episode, I am sharing tips for using your paper crafting hobby to bring energy to your goals and dreams. I need to manage a large, lengthy project. Over the course of roughly 15 months, I hope to manage a team of volunteers and it's important that I convey my vision clearly. The vision itself won't be enough to keep us motivated over such a long time. When the going gets tough, I am calling on my secret weapon...a dedicated scrapbook!
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Spring is a season of energy and change for me. As I grow into the 2.0 version of myself, I want to make sure how I spend my time reflects my values. I value creativity and connection and I often express that through card making and creating scrapbook layouts. To that end, it's time to bring back Friday night crafting. The old school crop is no longer around, but I remember it fondly. I love the idea of a dedicated time for fun at my craft table. Won't you join me?
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I'm chatting about progress on my 26 in 2026 goals including my five star reads, gardening updates, and more. Documenting these goals in my art journal allows me to use my favorite hobby to help me stay on track and build momentum.
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In this episode I am spilling the tea on my girls weekend in Charlotte. I was thoroughly spoiled by my hostess who has the loveliest craft room and the most amazing die cutting station I've ever seen. We made time for shopping and had a special perfume adventure which was the inspiration for a card made with new supplies from the Pinkfresh Studios Couture Edit.
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Let's use these last days of winter to get clear on our goals. As we move into Spring, our energy rises. It's the perfect time to move forward with our plans. I love using supplies from my paper crafting hobby to gain clarity on what's ahead for me with decorated lists, calendars, notes and quotes.
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Have you ever heard of the documentary question? If a film crew followed you for a day or a week, would your values and priorities be clear from the video footage? In this episode, we're exploring my fascination with documenting the everyday, the dangers of allowing a task to fill too much time, and the joy of flow at our craft table. Plus, I want to know which new stamp releases have captured your imagination.
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Every month I play a little game in my planner. Before I set up appointments and the many tasks I need to complete, I schedule three things that bring me joy. These three experiences are meant to light me up and get my creative energy flowing. They are not about the shoulds of life or even self care so oil changes, dental appointments, and even massages don't make this list. Instead, I think of artist dates...concerts, manatees at a state park, tickets to a musical. This month I needed some fresh ideas and a personal assistant. Listen in as I describe the...
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✨ How intentional planning can inspire your most meaningful scrapbook pages
In this inspiring episode, hear how my love of planning and list-making has transformed my scrapbooking process — and my life. We're talking about The Big Three, a simple but powerful approach inspired by YouTube creator Muchelle B, where you schedule three non-negotiable activities each month that light you up.
Most of myfavorite scrapbook layouts come from these joyful “Big Three” moments — experiences centered around self-care, creativity, and connection.
🗓️ Topics Covered
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The Big Three Game: How scheduling three energizing events a month creates memories worth documenting.
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Mini Adventures for 2026: Six small adventures (one every two months) to keep life exciting without breaking the bank.
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The 26 for 2026 Challenge: Completing 26 little “shoulds” before year-end — and declaring yourself a winner after just one!
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Creative Habits That Support Memory Keeping:
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Cleaning and backing up phone photos monthly
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Printing favorites for scrapbook layouts
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Using tech like the Amazon Echo Show to keep your memories visible
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Story Spotlight: Tracy’s quirky and heartfelt plans for a girls’ trip to the Circleville Pumpkin Show — a new addition to her mini-adventure list.
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Behind the Scenes: A sneak peek at the upcoming Bewitched Crafts Digital Planner, featuring prompts and tools to help crafters build creative habits and plan meaningful projects.
💡 Key Takeaways
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Prioritize joy: Schedule what fills your well — not just what fills your calendar.
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Small steps matter: Even one completed goal from your “26 for 2026” list counts as a win.
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Your memories deserve space: Keep photos organized, accessible, and ready for your next scrapbook page.
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Planning fuels creativity: A few minutes of reflection each month can transform both your energy and your craft.
🧡 Connect & Share
Share your Big Three List for November and the scrapbook layouts inspired by your chosen activities. Plus, let me know your ideas for the Paper Crafter's Digital Planner!
📧 Email: tracy@bewitchedcrafts.com
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