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Craft With Me Tutorial Easy Bound Booklet Junk Journal Ideas No Craft with me tutorial making a tab bound booklet. i love how these come out and all the variety of goodies you can use to make them. this is part 1 of t. Part 2 tutorial finishing the booklet base. see part 1 here: youtu.be ub35om 2bgkmy shop: ko fi lizthepaperproject shopyou will find jo.

Part 2 Craft With Me Tutorial Easy Bound Booklet Junk J Today i am sharing how to create a completely no sew junk journal from start to finish. i hope you love it!for some reason when i uploaded the video, the flo. Come in through one of the holes next to the centre (hole 2) come out through one of the outer holes (hole 3) back in through hole 2. come out of hole 4. in through hole 5. back out through hole 4. and back in through the centre hole you started with. imagine this method is like a figure of eight. Step 1: cut & measure the cover materials. the first thing to do is to cut 2 pieces of fabric to the desired size, and also cut the book board as necessary. for the book cover, you will need three pieces – a front and a back that are the same size, and then the piece for the spine. the spine will be the thickness of the journal – so you. Step 2: next run the thread to the top hole on the outside of the spine. step 3: run the thread to the bottom last hole on the side of the journal. step 4: run the thread from bottom back through the center hole from the outside of the book. step 5: pull the ends of the stitches taught on the inside. step 6: tie a knot and you are finished!.

Craft With Me How To Make A No Sew Junk Journal Beginner Or Learn A Step 1: cut & measure the cover materials. the first thing to do is to cut 2 pieces of fabric to the desired size, and also cut the book board as necessary. for the book cover, you will need three pieces – a front and a back that are the same size, and then the piece for the spine. the spine will be the thickness of the journal – so you. Step 2: next run the thread to the top hole on the outside of the spine. step 3: run the thread to the bottom last hole on the side of the journal. step 4: run the thread from bottom back through the center hole from the outside of the book. step 5: pull the ends of the stitches taught on the inside. step 6: tie a knot and you are finished!. They contrast beautifully with the harshness of paper and add a scrumptious tactile feel to any project. fabric and lace also make great junk journal pockets! glue or stitch your fabric or lace onto your page – and you instantly have a decorative pocket! 6. printed vellum cd pocket. To make the spine section i ironed a piece of fabric to one side of the craft fuse using fusible webbing and folded it over the top and bottom ends to hide the edges. on the other side i marked where the eight signatures would be sewn by drawing a set of vertical lines centered on the fabric and spaced 1 4″ apart.

No Sew Doily Booklet Easy To Make Junk Journal Ideas Youtube They contrast beautifully with the harshness of paper and add a scrumptious tactile feel to any project. fabric and lace also make great junk journal pockets! glue or stitch your fabric or lace onto your page – and you instantly have a decorative pocket! 6. printed vellum cd pocket. To make the spine section i ironed a piece of fabric to one side of the craft fuse using fusible webbing and folded it over the top and bottom ends to hide the edges. on the other side i marked where the eight signatures would be sewn by drawing a set of vertical lines centered on the fabric and spaced 1 4″ apart.

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