Part 3 Flips And Tucks Making A Junk Journal For Travelers Notebook
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Part 3 Flips And Tucks Making A Junk Journal For Travel Part 3 flips and tucks making a junk journal for traveler's notebooki do custom orders contact me paperseasoning@aol etsy etsy sho. So many elements can be created to make our junk journals more interactive and fun. enjoyorder my book here: amazon treasure book making craf.
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Start To Finish Junk Journal Travelers Notebook Part 3 Making Hello everyone! i am so excited to show you all my newest journal. its a junk journal that fits perfectly inside a travelers notebook. simply the best of bot. Make the traveler’s notebook junk journal cover. you can make the traveler’s notebook junk journal cover out of any sort of cardboard such as cardstock, cardboard from a cereal box, or a manila folder. i’m making the cover using a piece of manila folder cut at 9″ wide by 8.5″ high which is round about the size of a travelers notebook. To make the pocket you want to run a bead of fabri tac glue along underside of lace going from the left edge along the bottom and then up right edge then press to the page. this will leave the center open for a pocket. then you can tuck little cards of ephemera inside your pocket to use in your journal. i also tucked a few decorative papers. 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.
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Traveler S Notebook Tucks Flips Clips Gayle Agostinelli Youtube To make the pocket you want to run a bead of fabri tac glue along underside of lace going from the left edge along the bottom and then up right edge then press to the page. this will leave the center open for a pocket. then you can tuck little cards of ephemera inside your pocket to use in your journal. i also tucked a few decorative papers. 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. 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. Junk journal ideas for the cover. you could use a number of things to make the front cover such as an old book cover, regular paper, cardstock, brown packaging paper. colored duct tape, acrylic paint, scrapbook paper, fabric, and more can be added to jazz things up a bit if you wish. photo: scrap fabric love.
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Making A Junk Journal Traveler S Notebook Planner 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. Junk journal ideas for the cover. you could use a number of things to make the front cover such as an old book cover, regular paper, cardstock, brown packaging paper. colored duct tape, acrylic paint, scrapbook paper, fabric, and more can be added to jazz things up a bit if you wish. photo: scrap fabric love.
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