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The distinctly feminine design of the Strength and Honor Pink Floral Faux Leather Classic Journal with Zipper Closure bursts with colorful blooms that radiate elegance and charm. It also has a zipper closure to store all your notes securely.
The journal’s front cover features a soft, blush-pink faux leather background trimmed with a beautiful arrangement of floral illustrations. The flowers are painted in soft, feminine colors, including shades of peach, coral, cream, light blue, and yellow, to create a wreath-like frame around the hand-lettered rose gold-foiled sentiment.
Strength and honor are her clothing…
The sentiment is continued on the back cover, where the cover design is repeated.
…and she will rejoice in time to come.
Proverbs 31:25
A blush pink zipper is secured with a rose gold metal zipper pull to ensure all your notes are securely stored inside. A presentation page at the front of the journal can be personalized to turn it into a gift. Inside are 336 lined pages, each with a Scripture verse printed at h the bottom. There is also an attached ribbon marker to mark your page.
The Strength and Honor Pink Floral Faux Leather Classic Journal with Zipper Closure is part of the Margo Collection, featuring Alison Loveall’s artwork. This collection includes a scented candle in a glass jar, a die-cut magnet, a faux leather luggage tag, a faux leather checkbook wallet, a faux leather journal, a faux leather bookmark, a spiral journal, a stainless steel tumbler, a ceramic spoon rest a ceramic gratitude jar and a note-taking Bible and a gift bag.
The Strength and Honor Pink Floral Faux Leather Classic Journal with Zipper Closure is the perfect gift for a beloved mentor who has poured into your life. Every time she journals on the pages of the Strength and Honor Pink Floral Faux Leather Classic Journal with Zipper Closure, she will be reminded of the impact she has had on your life.
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The distinctly feminine design of the Strength and Honor Pink Floral Faux Leather Classic Journal with Zipper Closure bursts with colorful blooms that radiate elegance and charm. It also has a zipper closure to store all your notes securely.
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