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What's in my toolbox?


Open the lid to find:
numerous gel pens
my only roll of washi tape
multipurpose tool from Creative Memories (handy item when gluing small things).  
pencil sharpener
post it note tabs (used for indicating where collections are throughout my journal 
a green highlighter
a yellow highlighter with post it tabs
my worm book mark
a mechanical pencil
Take out the tray and we encounter the rest of the markers and post it notes in my collection:
50 Artist Loft markers
Creative Memories fine and round tip primary color markers
Creative Memories jewel tone markers with round tip
Crayola glitter markers
Micron black markers in various sizes
calligraphy marker in black with 2 tips
scissors
protractor
the other thing that makes circles...name escapes me at this moment
post it notes in various sizes, ruled and unruled in a good combination of colors
glue dots
cricut cutouts I use as stencils

I also have a pencil case that I take on the road with me.  Some of the items mentioned here are not found here because they are in this case. 

The part I find amazing is that I had most of these items already they just weren't organized or together.  I did get more post it notes and some markers since I started my journalling journey.  Luckily for me finding journal supplies in Nicaragua is not nearly as easy as it is in the first world.

I can say this is enough for me.....I have what I need.

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