
We’re ramping up the end of 2025, and this is the last week before we flip over to 2026. I know I’ve only done these doodles for 3 weeks in a row now, but I’m looking forward to continuing them in the new year.

We’re ramping up the end of 2025, and this is the last week before we flip over to 2026. I know I’ve only done these doodles for 3 weeks in a row now, but I’m looking forward to continuing them in the new year.

I’m constantly trying to find ways to fit more creative endeavors into my daily routine and habit, but there is usually some pushback – time, being a major one. I always WANT to be creative, but time, life, etc, tends to kick me when I’m down. So I decided to start smaller. One thing I am able to do on a steady basis is journal. I set aside time for it every single morning just after I’ve woken up. I thought maybe I could also add a tiny bit of drawing to that timeframe, and do a ‘daily doodle’ type of experiment, where I draw every single day. There’s never a lack of inspiration around, and I could be as creative (or not) as I wanted to be. I could even just bang out a whole bunch of days all at once if I was motivated and then those days when I was not so motivated would at least be covered.
I have a hobonichi weeks for 2026 and I decided to set it up as a media journal. It tracks what books I’ve read, what TV shows (and even episodes) I’m watching, and what movies I’ve seen (barely any). I wanted a place where I could see when a new series was coming out, or any special events that were media related. I decided to add that to the right hand page, and the left hand page has wide empty sections that I’ve decided to dedicate to a ‘daily doodle’. Maybe themed, maybe using specific craft supplies, etc. I’m (at the time of this post) 17 days in, and they say it takes approximately 21 days to turn something into a habit, so I think I’m well on my way. Ideally, I’ll have a full 365 days of daily doodles in 2026. We’ll just have to see.
(speaking of habits, maybe we’ll get some more creative blog posts throughout the year.. right? Right…?)


A fun project I did one year, was crochet about 10 of these snowballs out of premium parfait yarn. Then I handed them out to family members and we spent the rest of the month whipping them at one another. It was awesome. I highly recommend it. There are tons of free patterns for this item, but here’s the one I used. Have fun!





