Lets Make A Soft Covered Junk Journal Tutorial
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Let S Make A Soft Covered Junk Journal Tutorial Youtube Hey paper addicts! today we are making a soft covered junk journal. lined with fabric and loaded with stitching, this junk journal is going to be my main for. I bought some jeans at the flea market and am sharing how i make a soft cover junk journal using denim pieces. in this first part i am constructing the cover.
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Let S Make A Soft Covered Junk Journal Tutorial Junk Welcome back odd flock!hope you all will enjoy this soft cover tutorial using fabric scraps! it didn't put a huge dent in the pile but sure felt good to use. Step 3: prepare your signature (s) once you’ve made your cover, you’ll know what size your pages need to be, so it’s time to prepare your signature (s). preparing my signatures for my recipe junk journals. a “signature” is a collection of papers that you’ll bind into your cover to make your journal. Instructions: the first step is to cut your cardstock to size. for this journal i will give you my measurements but you can adapt this to whatever size you like. to create the base for the cover, measure with a ruler, and cut a piece of kraft colored cardboard to 9” horizontal x 7” vertical. tearing the edges of the cardstock instead of. Just making the base of your junk journal is super low cost! here is all you need…. junk mail, packaging, paper bags. binding – tape or jump rings (and hole punch) scissors. i know, people will tell you there are “rules” for what you can use in a junk journal. i am super loosey goosey with my “junk”.
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How To Make A Junk Journal With A Soft Cover Tutorial Youtube Instructions: the first step is to cut your cardstock to size. for this journal i will give you my measurements but you can adapt this to whatever size you like. to create the base for the cover, measure with a ruler, and cut a piece of kraft colored cardboard to 9” horizontal x 7” vertical. tearing the edges of the cardstock instead of. Just making the base of your junk journal is super low cost! here is all you need…. junk mail, packaging, paper bags. binding – tape or jump rings (and hole punch) scissors. i know, people will tell you there are “rules” for what you can use in a junk journal. i am super loosey goosey with my “junk”. Run the rings through the holes, and you’ve created your first junk journal! stitch bound. for these you’ll need waxed thread, a needle, and a book awl (or other tool to poke holes in the binding). there are a number of ways you can stitch your binding in, but two of the most popular are saddle stitch or coptic stitch. Step 2: make the outer cover. open the cardboard box and flatten it completely. decide the shapes that will become your journal’s outer and inner covers. if you want to add a flap, leave an extra half cut shape. cut all the chosen shapes (leave extra folds) and glue them together using the folds to strengthen the spine.
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How To Make A Soft Cover Junk Journal Part 2 Signatures Tutorial Run the rings through the holes, and you’ve created your first junk journal! stitch bound. for these you’ll need waxed thread, a needle, and a book awl (or other tool to poke holes in the binding). there are a number of ways you can stitch your binding in, but two of the most popular are saddle stitch or coptic stitch. Step 2: make the outer cover. open the cardboard box and flatten it completely. decide the shapes that will become your journal’s outer and inner covers. if you want to add a flap, leave an extra half cut shape. cut all the chosen shapes (leave extra folds) and glue them together using the folds to strengthen the spine.
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