Hi and welcome to my blog. Today I'm sharing pictures of two junk journal I've made inspired by the wonderful Amity Bloom. I used some of her printable papers in the journals which I bought from her ETSY. My junk journals are for sale in my ETSY Store. https://www.etsy.com/shop/OutOfTheCraftroom I've also have two flip through video's on my You Tube Channel. There you can see both journals in full. https://youtu.be/Siz3fh1SEGs https://youtu.be/fvFjb0hfk0Y Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
FREE COMMERCIAL USE" (*exception : Not to be sold unmodified in digital format) Use in all your nature journals or incorporate them into other journals. These can be used for altered books, printable note paper, scrapbooking paper, journal pages, and other types of paper craft. This is a digital file and NOT a physical product INSTANT DOWNLOAD Once payment is cleared, you can download your files directly from your Etsy account. You'll receive 5 ZIP files containing 70 JPG files 8.5x11 inches (2628*3504 pixels) at 300 DPI. This kit also includes a link to download the PDF version in both 8.5x11 & 3.5x5 inches For pages featuring postcards and journal cards, I recommend using lightweight cardstock. This choice will lend a realistic feel to your work, mimicking the authentic texture of a genuine postcard. Enjoy creating your unique pieces!
I just added this to my Etsy Shop and also wanted to share it on here for inspiration. :) Handmade Lace Junk Journal/Scrapbook This handmade Journal is ready to be personalized with photos, journal…
I've made my first lace book. It was quite a challenge but after watching some tutorials and collection all materials it was so much fun and I'm pleased with the result. Here are the pictures: I also have a flip through video available on my You Tube channel. FLIP THROUGH VIDEO HERE This lace book will be for sale in my Etsy shop soon. Thanks so much for visiting, Hugs, Henriëtte.
Lace junk journal small 7.5" by 4.5" 66 pages with 132 to write on. Thank you for taking a peek
Make some beautiful DIY Junk Journal Embellishments with a free printable and easy tutorial. Such a lovely project!
Altered Vintage Lace Doily Shabby Buttons by BrownPaperNest. Good idea for my Kindle cover! How To W
Take a tour of this Botanical Junk Journal by Beth Wallen from Beth's Journal Boutique! Full video tour is included of this gorgeous Ephemera Junk Journal.
Lace Junk Journal Printable Pages, This vintage-style paper features a combination of beautiful delicate lace patterns, perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your craft projects. This set includes: - 1 PDF files with 8 designs you will receive after purchase. - 3 zips - JPG 300 dpi - Please note this is a digital product and no physical items will be shipped. - As digital products cannot be refunded or returned, please check the product information carefully before purchasing. The product contains high-resolution files measuring 8.5 inches by 11 inches. Best Deal: https://www.etsy.com/shop/GreenWichDesign?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1448178339§ion_id=39000369 Please note that colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor settings. ___________________________________________ Personal and Small Commercial Use {Handmade for sale only, must be HANDMADE}
Do you ever look at journal covers on Pinterest and think, "How do they do that?" I often find myself perusing beautiful, layered journals, wondering how people are so creative?! I imagine some crafty lady in a beautiful studio with shelves of pretty, decorative boxes labeled "papers" and "embellishments" and "lace". She carefully chooses each item: vintage, tea-stained papers and little metal charms. And somehow, magically, a junk journal cover is born. Okay, I know it's not quite as fantastic as that. How do I know? Because my craft studio is my dining table. And my shelves of boxes are sprawled across numerous cabinets & closets in my home. And labels? Ha ha. They would all have to say, "junk" on them because I'm not the most organized person. So, how do we mere mortals create beautiful layered journal covers? With tutorials and kits! Ha ha! Seriously, though, I created a pretty little printable kit which you can find in my Etsy shop (My Porch Prints). And I also made this tutorial. So, follow along, and together we'll make some lovely layers worthy of Pinterest! List of Supplies/Printables: Layered Junk Journal Cover Kit (Etsy) Tim Holtz Ornate Plates Distress Ink Cheesecloth Bulb Safety Pins Metal Key Charms Various Lace & Ribbons Craft Supplies (Glue, Scissors, Etc.) So, first I cut out a cardboard piece that will serve as my journal cover.* I'm not actually creating an entire journal today, just the cover. If you want a junk journal tutorial, click here. I also cut out all my printables.*You can also create a journal first, and then attach these printables to the cover. I rounded the corners of my cardboard cover by creating a template cut from a corner of scrap cardstock. This ensures all my rounded corners are even. Then, I used a makeup sponge to apply Distress Ink around the edges. I chose the words I wanted to use from my printable kit and carefully tore them out, then inked the edges. Next, I rounded the corners of my background paper and inked it as well. Then I applied glue, spreading it with a brush and glued my paper to my cardboard. This serves as my background, kind of like a canvas for my layers. I wanted a lace element, so I added this to the edge of my journal with glue. Now it was time to start layering. I inked all the edges of my printable elements and then began placing them on my journal cover background to get an idea of how it would look when it was all finished. I think the key to layering is not to worry about covering up the layer underneath. I always think, "But I can't cover up this pretty thing! It will ruin it!" Nope! It really is okay to cover up one layer with another. Trust me. Begin with tall or large items first. It's okay if items hang off the edges a little. I inked bits of cheesecloth and used them behind small pieces to add interest, texture & dimension. To add my journal title, I chose the word "imagine" and cut it out. Then, I placed it behind my book plate and pressed gently. This created indentations in the paper, which I used as a guide when cutting out my title word. I glued the title word to my journal and attached my bookplate. You can use the fasteners provided or glue. Last, I added a small key charm, attaching it to my lace as shown. I also threaded some pink ribbon through the lace holes. And that was it! The printable kit is designed so the colors and pieces go together for easy layering. Enjoy!
Vintage Style Lace Magazine Scrapbook Paper is for scrapbooking, junk journal, and card making.Material: light weigh paperSize: 100mm*140mm (3.93 inches x 5.51 inches)Package: 30 pieces, 10 designs * 3 pieces
Adorn your scrapbooking projects with the intricate beauty of Victorian Lace digital junk journal. Overflowing with delicate lace patterns and vintage motifs, each page captures the timeless elegance and sophistication of Victorian craftsmanship, offering a delightful journey through a world where every flourish is a testament to the artistry and intricacy of lacework.
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Hi and welcome to my blog. Today I'm sharing pictures of two junk journal I've made inspired by the wonderful Amity Bloom. I used some of her printable papers in the journals which I bought from her ETSY. My junk journals are for sale in my ETSY Store. https://www.etsy.com/shop/OutOfTheCraftroom I've also have two flip through video's on my You Tube Channel. There you can see both journals in full. https://youtu.be/Siz3fh1SEGs https://youtu.be/fvFjb0hfk0Y Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs, Henriëtte.
Shabby Chic Vintage All Fabric Junk Journal. Filled with laces, fabric, handmade flowers, trim and jewelry. Loads of pockets/papers for journalling.
