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Thanks for the idea!

I put all my bits and pieces, project parts and such, into them and finding them very useful. Thanks for watching!

Neither did I, and am finding it very useful. Thank you!

Hi Tina - I appreciate that you are interested in the display and just made the video for it, to be published next Tuesday morning. I made improvements from the prototype that I really like. And now that I have completed 2024 bookkeeping I have time to come check out what you've been working on. Cheers!

My pleasure!

I'm fascinated by the peekaboo windows too. I'll ask Tina if she will do a tutorial since she made these, that would be better than for me to deconstruct it. I'll let you know. Thank you for watching my video!

@@KimVictoria-Artist That would be amazing! Please do let me know. I just liked and subscribed. Have a great day!

Tina made the video for the peek-a-boo window - here's the link: th-cam.com/video/yIIzCL8prCU/w-d-xo.html

@@KimVictoria-Artist I am SO EXCITED! Thanks for the heads up. Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year :)

Hi Tina - Have you done, or would you do, a tutorial for the sliding peekaboo window cards. I could deconstruct it but a step by step from you would be better. If you've already made a video for this please share the link. I'm still flipping through the journal and goodies a little at a time, and enjoying it all. 🥰

@@KimVictoria-Artist I haven't made a tutorial yet, because I found the tutorial for these on Eva's channel from Bohemian Crafting. But I'm on it. First I wanted to finish my other videos. Done. 😉 I have to make some more Christmas Cards and already have a really cute idea using one of my Whimsical Winter Village printables for a bigger peeka boo card.

@@FriedaFriemel It's wonderful how these techniques get around the world. Your bigger peek-a-boo will make a great demo, if you have time to do that too. I don't think I've seen Bohemian Crafting yet so will check that out. Christmas is almost here and you still need to be an elf. The peek-a-boo will wit til January. Thanks!

Thanks for the tip! I used a roller presser foot when I made the first vinyl cover journal and it worked great. The sewing machine repair person stated that the force needed to penetrate those materials created too much wear on the machine motor. I don't think I need to avoid vinyl completely as long as I only do it occasionally. I appreciate that you shared your experience, it helps. Cheers!

Yay! Thank you! I've seen a couple of those brown paper videos. This style would also work with upholstery fabric, which I plan to do.

Thank you for sharing Frieda ❣️🙏🕊❤️God bless your heart...

I forgot about that good idea, haven't done it in years. I did it with watercolor paints, and did the felt tip pens direct to the edges. Thanks for mentioning it!

Yes, vinyl is plastic and can cause skin issues in sensitive persons. Find a thinner, supple leather for this style, I think. Vinyl is something I had given to me. Watch the how to videos for the other masculine theme journal for tips on making the cover, which will work for leather or upholstery fabric as well.

Welcome!! I'm always open to hearing suggestions from subscribers. Thanks for watching. Kim

You are so welcome! And now it can be whatever color and paper people want to use. I like designing things like this. Enjoy!

Thank you so much!

Hi Wendy - Thank you! I just published another video with the same set-up but did it with acrylics, which you might find more interesting. See you soon! Cheers!

Hi Tina - Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! So true. So very true.

Okay. I don't know if you will like them but I love your idea to share them. I created a listing where they can be downloaded for free. Thank you! You have to go to the "Shop" tab. buymeacoffee.com/KimVictoriaArtist

Ah yes indeed. I do have to stop sometimes and ask myself if it will actually be useful. I have a small roll of corrugated cardboard that has become a wonderful texture stamp, so, yeah, fun stuff.

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad it was helpful!

I came to like it better, as well. Thank you!

Oh, thank you so much! I appreciate that you have some of them, especially now that I have discontinued making them. Yes, I am expanding my use as well, as you saw, and it is fun to have the time to do that. Thank you for watching my videos. Let me know if there is something you'd like to see me demonstrate. Suggestions are helpful for creating what people would like to see. Happy creating! Kim

I respect your opinion. Art is like that. There are mid 20th century artists, highly respected by critics and the arts community that collectors paid millions for, that I think created pointless junk. This isn't my usual creative direction but something I wanted to challenge myself to try. Your preferences are valid. I appreciate that you took a look even though you don't like it. Bless you on your own creative journey!

Thank you! Out of storage and into a journal, but I didn't know it was that line, I simply liked the paper. Glad you like them.

Hi Tina, Thank you! This was a fun and expansive experience

Thank you so much! I hope you are also enjoying the current video series about how I made that journal plus new ideas. My husband is a writer/author and has inspired me quite a bit. Cheers!

I am sincerely glad this was helpful. I want to do more videos such as this and would love to know what YOU are wondering about. Even though I have decades of experiences, I still learn from other artists and students of art. It was my art students who taught me how to teach. The journey is rewarding. Remember to keep it fun. Let me know. Cheers!

Hi Tina, I respect your opinion quite a bit because you are such a talented journal-maker. Thank you! Subscribers who see this - go check out the detailed instruction on @FriedaFriemel - excellent tutorials.