I’m thrilled to share with you today a totally awesome company that I stumbled upon last year after entering a giveaway. To my surprise, I actually won {and I’m so glad that I did}.
Gadanke invites everyone, young and young at heart, to celebrate your story!
Katie, the master-mind behind Gadanke, is a storycatcher. She believes story is power. It enriches our lives, challenges us to dream bigger, and strengthens future generations.
Her handmade journals are filled with enticing writing prompts to help you draw out your stories and keep a successful journal. What makes you jump out of bed in the morning? What makes you feel alive? The award-winning prompts at Gadanke help you explore and document who you are and what you believe.
Each journal is made with an assortment of 100% recycled American papers, Italian and German papers, old school library cards, tags, and pockets. Make the writing process more meaningful and fun!
The range of Gadanke products include:
Christmas daily journals
baby books
wedding card albums
gratitude journals
love letters
travel journals
diaries for figuring out what you should do in life
journals for kids
kits, date stamps, and scrapbooks
I’ve enjoyed starting my own Gadanke story journey with my very own {She: Me, My Life, My Days} Personal Journal.
What I LOVE about the journal is that there are writing prompts on which to reflect. They aren’t direct, telling you exactly what to write, rather they allow you to actually reflect and think {something that doesn’t always happen how it should anymore in my opinion}.
I’m thrilled to be able to offer a $25 gift certificate to Gadanke.com today to one of my very lucky readers! The giveaway is open to anyone {woo hoo}! Please enter below {and good luck}!
If you don’t win, Katie has also been kind enough to offer a great discount to reader’s of Wait ‘Til Your Father Gets Home!
Use the code LOVESTORIES for 10% off all journals at Gadanke.
Valid for 5 days from posting.
I know you will L.O.V.E. her products!
Happy writing!
About Meredith Hazel
Meredith is a stay at home mom and has been blogging since 2012. She started Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home as a creative outlet in between nap times for her little one. Wait 'Til Your Father gets home is a combination of crafting tutorials, DIY projects, recipes and, sharing some of life's journey along the way.
