Loving this series already! On our first wedding anniversary, we were in Frankfurt, where my husband was stationed with the US Army. I told him that to celebrate I wanted to go to dinner - in Rome! We drove over the Alps in a VW bug and had the most wonderful vacation, ending in Rome on our anniversary. We still reminisce about those fabulous days - 55 years later!! Now you are bringing back cherished memories. Thanks so much! 💕
OMG….. I cannot tell you how much I love this video. I lived in Rome for 10 years and it was lovely to see the place, your ideas are fantastic. FAB video❤
Luise: to me,- Rome was a dream come true. Every time I think of it, I smile. I’m going to enjoy your series on this exciting city. Carol from California
Luisa, what a brilliant idea, a travel journal in a box! I traveled to Phnom Penh last year with a friend and my grandson. It was my grandson's extended family we visited. All of my paper collection is in a paper bag in my craft room. I am eager to watch as you create your box. It will give me ideas I can use to see reminders of my trip. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity. Hugs from Texas
It’s funny how critical we are of ourselves. Just before you said you don’t like your handwriting, I was thinking how cool your handwriting is lol. Can’t wait to see more footage from your trips & more of your creations
I'm sure I'll enjoy the special (and different) aspects of the sharing of this trip! and the box of goodies! Even better than the "regular" journal! Thank you for sharing the arty aspects! I'm looking forward to all you share! And your page of handwriting is beautiful! Hugs! Peggy
I’m looking forward to this series. I lived in Turkey, England then N. Italy for a total of 11 years. The idea of water from Rome melts my heart. I understand. Yes I’ve been to Austria many times. Mainly here. Schloss Heroldeck Castle in Millstatt, Austria
Thank you for sharing and cannot wait too see what you have in store for us next. I love that bag. So many large pockets. My father i law was from Italy immigrated to the US as a youngster with his family. My father and mother-in-law went back for a vacation and they also visited Rome. They loved Rome and other places in Italy. That was many many years ago. Very interesting video . 👍🏻
Amazing-this introduction to your series is that and so much more. We have just begun to see Rome through your eyes, but only a few tantalizing bits, as if you have literally blinked a few times. And, with the insight your words-your wonderful, generous, energized, tumbling, thoughtful, perfectly nuanced…words (in a second language, no less…) we are most definitely in your head! Where we are the closest we will ever be to your art. I, for one, am honored. Incredibly, fantastically, and most humbly…honored. AND there’s more to come!! As I said in the beginning-A M A Z I N G ! ! Thank you, hardly says enough, but yes, thank you!
Your excitement is so wonderful. I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the trip that you will share with us. I’m impressed with how little you take with you. I think my husband would rather travel with you than carry all the stuff I think I need to do my art. Gerri is a lucky man. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
You are such an amazing artist Luise! You should embrace your handwriting because it says a lot about you, like: that you have good focus and concentration, but also that you are very kind and sentimental. So accept your handwriting because that's you and that's the person we love!
Hello Luise, what a cool idea. Oh and the word you were looking for was tissues. Can’t wait to see your awesome idea for this last trip. I’m so excited to see Rome. So much history there. And oh my gosh just got an idea. When I was just in UK and Portugal, Spain I took a ton of photos of of walls, sidewalks, stone, old doors and wood you name it I was snap I g pictures all day long for a challenge when I got back. Which is going on now in our group. But my idea is to do rubbing on stone walks or walls and use as backgrounds what cool idea for a background. I’m so glad you have found a place you enjoy visiting and is like a second home. I feel that way about the UK only because of the old buildings and the history. But my real history from family started in Germany back in the 1836 when they came to the states. Can’t wait for your next video. Hugs from Indiana
So encouraging that you showed your first couple of journals! It gives me hope that I, too, can develop my skills to a much higher level. You create masterpieces now, but I see that you didn’t just jump into journaling as an expert. Also, I like your handwriting. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for this share, ideas and inspiration! I've crafted for years and dabbled in all sorts of crafts; but relatively new to junk journaling. Not sure where we're going on holiday this year, but this video has inspired my thinking. I very much wish I had seen this video before my trip abroad to go home last year; as I would have saved and brought back so much nostalgic materials and captured 'small things' in a different way.
First, these journals are fabulous; they show your trip in so many aspects of your journey. And, I agree with @jneigler below... I too like your handwriting. I enjoyed listing to your thought process regarding your trip. But, I will say, I think it is better to have extra than not enough. TFS
It was helpful to see what you took with you. I have made 2 travel junk journals, and like you, I can see the progress in my intent for each journal. Looking forward to your series.
I love this video. I’ve been watching you and Barbara for a little while now and had decided to make my first junk journal of my trip to Scotland. We have five more days in Scotland before we head home. I want to see your next video so bad in case there are somethings I’m not thinking about picking up before we actually leave for home. Oh well, I’ll have the info for my next trip. Thanks so much for sharing!! I love watching your videos!
Oh Luise - it's so lovely to see you again after your latest trip to Rome. And I'm super excited about this 'series' - firstly because I will be going on a month long holiday to Europe later this year. Soooo, I'm eager to gather both pratical tips and inspiration before I go. Even just having some ideas about what to take for a weekend away is helpful. On my last 'mini-break', I shoved 'stuff' in a bag at the last minute, and then challenged myself to make something from what ever was in there - which actually worked out really well. However, with a larger expedition abroad, I'd like to be a bit more organised, so your expertise is going to be much appreciated!! (I'm already taking notes! 😄). P.S. I can understand how you feel about 'not being a tourist' when you are back in a city that you love - one of my greatest joys was to be able to 'live a day' in Paris without looking at a map or speaking much English. 🗼🧡💚🤎
Such an interesting video. I wish I’d had something like your setup when I took a trip with my parents to Europe when I was 12. I had to journal as part of my time off school & it was such a chore that I did a lot on the plane on the way home. But now I wish I’d captured more memories & if I were able to go travelling now, I’d love to pick up memories & mementos that I could use in art & include them in a similar way to you have.
I am so pleased to see this. I travel a lot and have come up with lots of ideas for traveling art supplies and ways of documenting trips. It will be fun to see how you do it!
I do exactly the same when I take my water brushes with me, using water from the place means I've captured something extra of that place in my drawings. ❤🎨
I love this series Luise. I don’t travel as much anymore so I’ll happily live vicariously through your journey. I love your handwriting. It suits you perfectly as it seems happy and lively to me. I can’t wait to see what you do with your small box. 🤗🇨🇦🤗
Luise, what a cute backpack. I am currently carrying one. Looks like you had a great time in Rome. Real curious to see what you make out of the box.!!!💜💜💜
Oh Luise.... how exciting to see your (travels to Rome which we know is your favorite place. So cute to see "your man" as you two are adorable. So fun to travel along with my favorite Tim Holtz design team member! I giggled when you said the things you use to wipe your nose. You meant tissue and thought you were talking about toilet paper. Oops.I 😬 your friend in Nebraska USA 😁
This is such perfect timing. I’m so excited to make something similar. This summer we are going to Disneyland with the whole family, ten of us in total and I was trying to figure out a good way to document everything. Thank you ❤
I am so interested in this series because today is day 5 of our 30 day vacation in the Netherlands (2 weeks) and Finland (2 weeks). I've been collecting papers and stuff without an idea of how I will use them. I also brought my regular diary but the space is very limited for extensive journaling. I need ideas. Thank you for this series.
I’m so excited that you are sharing your experience. Many European cities are nothing like the US so you’re providing a window into something with a unique perspective. I’m unfamiliar with the trees that appear to have a canopy. Are these trimmed this way or is it how they grow? Thanks as always Luise 😊🙏
I'm excited about this video series as my husband and I just booked a trip for our 25th wedding anniversary. Question - the bag you used does it have a name, type, or something where I can get one?
In the US we call them elastic bands but calling them elastics are understandable to me. We use the term rubber band for the ones made only out of rubber.
Loving this series already! On our first wedding anniversary, we were in Frankfurt, where my husband was stationed with the US Army. I told him that to celebrate I wanted to go to dinner - in Rome! We drove over the Alps in a VW bug and had the most wonderful vacation, ending in Rome on our anniversary. We still reminisce about those fabulous days - 55 years later!! Now you are bringing back cherished memories. Thanks so much! 💕
OMG….. I cannot tell you how much I love this video. I lived in Rome for 10 years and it was lovely to see the place, your ideas are fantastic. FAB video❤
Fabulous 👏👏👏👏👏🥂 yes l understand coming " home" that's how l feel when l visit Rome . ♥️
Luise: to me,- Rome was a dream come true. Every time I think of it, I smile. I’m going to enjoy your series on this exciting city. Carol from California
Luisa, what a brilliant idea, a travel journal in a box! I traveled to Phnom Penh last year with a friend and my grandson. It was my grandson's extended family we visited. All of my paper collection is in a paper bag in my craft room. I am eager to watch as you create your box. It will give me ideas I can use to see reminders of my trip. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity. Hugs from Texas
It’s funny how critical we are of ourselves. Just before you said you don’t like your handwriting, I was thinking how cool your handwriting is lol. Can’t wait to see more footage from your trips & more of your creations
Taking home some water from Rome is absolutely delightful! Looking forward to more of your travel videos.
I'm sure I'll enjoy the special (and different) aspects of the sharing of this trip! and the box of
goodies! Even better than the "regular" journal! Thank you for sharing the arty aspects! I'm
looking forward to all you share! And your page of handwriting is beautiful! Hugs! Peggy
I’m looking forward to this series. I lived in Turkey, England then N. Italy for a total of 11 years. The idea of water from Rome melts my heart. I understand. Yes I’ve been to Austria many times. Mainly here. Schloss Heroldeck
Castle in Millstatt, Austria
Your video brought back many memories of Rome for me. Thank you
Thank you for sharing and cannot wait too see what you have in store for us next. I love that bag. So many large pockets. My father i law was from Italy immigrated to the US as a youngster with his family. My father and mother-in-law went back for a vacation and they also visited Rome. They loved Rome and other places in Italy. That was many many years ago. Very interesting video . 👍🏻
Loved seeing the snippets of your wonderful trip and the junk journaling TFS
Amazing-this introduction to your series is that and so much more. We have just begun to see Rome through your eyes, but only a few tantalizing bits, as if you have literally blinked a few times. And, with the insight your words-your wonderful, generous, energized, tumbling, thoughtful, perfectly nuanced…words (in a second language, no less…) we are most definitely in your head! Where we are the closest we will ever be to your art. I, for one, am honored. Incredibly, fantastically, and most humbly…honored. AND there’s more to come!!
As I said in the beginning-A M A Z I N G ! !
Thank you, hardly says enough, but yes, thank you!
Aww 🥰 thank you so much ❤️
Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for showing the travel bag.
We cant wait for you to share more details from your vacation!
How exciting thank you for bringing us along! I can't wait to see videos. Glad you had a wonderful time
Your excitement is so wonderful. I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the trip that you will share with us. I’m impressed with how little you take with you. I think my husband would rather travel with you than carry all the stuff I think I need to do my art. Gerri is a lucky man. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
You are such an amazing artist Luise! You should embrace your handwriting because it says a lot about you, like: that you have good focus and concentration, but also that you are very kind and sentimental. So accept your handwriting because that's you and that's the person we love!
Hello Luise, what a cool idea. Oh and the word you were looking for was tissues. Can’t wait to see your awesome idea for this last trip. I’m so excited to see Rome. So much history there. And oh my gosh just got an idea. When I was just in UK and Portugal, Spain I took a ton of photos of of walls, sidewalks, stone, old doors and wood you name it I was snap I g pictures all day long for a challenge when I got back. Which is going on now in our group. But my idea is to do rubbing on stone walks or walls and use as backgrounds what cool idea for a background. I’m so glad you have found a place you enjoy visiting and is like a second home. I feel that way about the UK only because of the old buildings and the history. But my real history from family started in Germany back in the 1836 when they came to the states. Can’t wait for your next video. Hugs from Indiana
So encouraging that you showed your first couple of journals! It gives me hope that I, too, can develop my skills to a much higher level. You create masterpieces now, but I see that you didn’t just jump into journaling as an expert. Also, I like your handwriting. Thanks for sharing!
Of course not! We're learning something new every day!
So love all your ideas and thoughts in this video. Cannot wait for the following videos.
Thank you so much for this share, ideas and inspiration! I've crafted for years and dabbled in all sorts of crafts; but relatively new to junk journaling. Not sure where we're going on holiday this year, but this video has inspired my thinking. I very much wish I had seen this video before my trip abroad to go home last year; as I would have saved and brought back so much nostalgic materials and captured 'small things' in a different way.
Enjoy your trip to Rome, never been there, yet. Love the sculptured water fountains..........😻
I'm in awe of this video. It's amazing. Thanks for sharing.
First, these journals are fabulous; they show your trip in so many aspects of your journey. And, I agree with @jneigler below... I too like your handwriting. I enjoyed listing to your thought process regarding your trip. But, I will say, I think it is better to have extra than not enough. TFS
Love your enthusiasm. Looking forward to the next videos.
It was helpful to see what you took with you. I have made 2 travel junk journals, and like you, I can see the progress in my intent for each journal. Looking forward to your series.
Can’t wait to see more! Thanks for sharing….Leslie from The Woodlands, Texas
I love this video. I’ve been watching you and Barbara for a little while now and had decided to make my first junk journal of my trip to Scotland. We have five more days in Scotland before we head home. I want to see your next video so bad in case there are somethings I’m not thinking about picking up before we actually leave for home. Oh well, I’ll have the info for my next trip. Thanks so much for sharing!! I love watching your videos!
Oh Luise - it's so lovely to see you again after your latest trip to Rome. And I'm super excited about this 'series' - firstly because I will be going on a month long holiday to Europe later this year. Soooo, I'm eager to gather both pratical tips and inspiration before I go. Even just having some ideas about what to take for a weekend away is helpful. On my last 'mini-break', I shoved 'stuff' in a bag at the last minute, and then challenged myself to make something from what ever was in there - which actually worked out really well. However, with a larger expedition abroad, I'd like to be a bit more organised, so your expertise is going to be much appreciated!! (I'm already taking notes! 😄). P.S. I can understand how you feel about 'not being a tourist' when you are back in a city that you love - one of my greatest joys was to be able to 'live a day' in Paris without looking at a map or speaking much English. 🗼🧡💚🤎
I love the book you made to take with you. Great idea! I’m so excited to see what you have to show us!!
Your creativity and sense of place continue to amaze me!
Such an interesting video. I wish I’d had something like your setup when I took a trip with my parents to Europe when I was 12. I had to journal as part of my time off school & it was such a chore that I did a lot on the plane on the way home. But now I wish I’d captured more memories & if I were able to go travelling now, I’d love to pick up memories & mementos that I could use in art & include them in a similar way to you have.
This is the beginning of a very fun series.
Love to hear your thought process. I look forward to some new tips.
I am so pleased to see this. I travel a lot and have come up with lots of ideas for traveling art supplies and ways of documenting trips. It will be fun to see how you do it!
I do exactly the same when I take my water brushes with me, using water from the place means I've captured something extra of that place in my drawings. ❤🎨
Love this! I’m watching things backwards here……
Looks like a grand vacation, Luise.
I love this series Luise❤️thank you for sharing😊
I love this series Luise. I don’t travel as much anymore so I’ll happily live vicariously through your journey. I love your handwriting. It suits you perfectly as it seems happy and lively to me. I can’t wait to see what you do with your small box. 🤗🇨🇦🤗
Can’t wait for this series! 😊
Looking forward to the next videoxxx😘😘😘
Loved this. Thank you for sharing.
super - have a great day. 👌
Luise, what a cute backpack. I am currently carrying one. Looks like you had a great time in Rome. Real curious to see what you make out of the box.!!!💜💜💜
Oh Luise.... how exciting to see your (travels to Rome which we know is your favorite place. So cute to see "your man" as you two are adorable. So fun to travel along with my favorite Tim Holtz design team member! I giggled when you said the things you use to wipe your nose. You meant tissue and thought you were talking about toilet paper. Oops.I 😬 your friend in Nebraska USA 😁
Thank you so much 😊 Sometimes my brain turns off as soon as I turn the camera on 🤣
As always: you inspired me. Looking forward to learn about that box! And yes your backpack thingy….. like to find one myself
This is such perfect timing. I’m so excited to make something similar. This summer we are going to Disneyland with the whole family, ten of us in total and I was trying to figure out a good way to document everything. Thank you ❤
How fun!😊
Rubbings such great idea !
This video puts me in the mood to travel…and I’m not good at traveling. Maybe time to be brave.
I am so interested in this series because today is day 5 of our 30 day vacation in the Netherlands (2 weeks) and Finland (2 weeks). I've been collecting papers and stuff without an idea of how I will use them. I also brought my regular diary but the space is very limited for extensive journaling. I need ideas. Thank you for this series.
I can’t wait! ♥️
I love this
Vielen Dank ❤
A wonderful video, can’t wait to enjoy all the videos in this series. By the way, I will happily trade your handwriting for mine!!!❤
Thanks! Isn't it weird that we love the handwriting of other people more than our own?!
@@luiseheinzl it is! Human nature I guess! ❤️
Just before you said you don’t like your handwriting I said to myself ‘she has such naturally nice handwriting! I wish my handwriting was that nice.’.
🙈
I’m so excited that you are sharing your experience. Many European cities are nothing like the US so you’re providing a window into something with a unique perspective. I’m unfamiliar with the trees that appear to have a canopy. Are these trimmed this way or is it how they grow? Thanks as always Luise 😊🙏
I unfortunately don't know why those trees look like that
I'm excited about this video series as my husband and I just booked a trip for our 25th wedding anniversary. Question - the bag you used does it have a name, type, or something where I can get one?
You can find it here: amzn.to/42frLZf
love that very practical bag, could you post the link for it? danke! (fantastic endshot😂)
It's here: amzn.to/42frLZf
In the US we call them elastic bands but calling them elastics are understandable to me. We use the term rubber band for the ones made only out of rubber.
Yes Elastic
❤
Elastic Band is correct.
CIAO BELLA!.... I've just joined this adventure with U❣Let's have FUN!👣📱🎨🎶☕🐝#1
OH! Was it apple cider vinegar that you had Gary try? Because I make that same exact face! 😂😂😂
Lol 🤣 it was a mixture of juice and water filled into an empty ice tea bottle 🤣
I'm not finding your shoulder bag on the amazon list. Did I misunderstand?
It's here: amzn.to/42frLZf
🙏😊❤️
J aime vos vidéos mais dommage ne pas avoir la traduction en français..
You could try to use the translation from TH-cam. Don't know how well that works for you. Unfortunately I don't speak French.