Update! This journal will soon be for sale! It has stood the test of time remarkably well, so it's time to let it go so that I can make more. I have also removed any copyright issues that are in this book that may have been an issue, that I mention further along in this description. I will be doing an update video on this book here in the first week of October 2024. I apologize for my absence, my work here has been on hold for a year now due to my other work coming back into my life full force, but I am back at it, and I plan on updating on a regular basis from here on out. Honestly, I am still learning the ropes and have been reviewing copyright laws and I now know what I can and cannot do. I cannot take photo copies of others work and include it in my own, but I CAN rip out a page from their book and sew it into my signatures. So, in other words, I passed the test including the page from Lady Cottington's pressed fairy book. I did not pass the test sharing Brian Frouds' images that I copied from the book onto my printer cut them out and glued them in. Although it appears in this video, this has now been corrected, update video coming soon. Now, if an image is from before the copyright laws were established in The Copyright Act of 1790, they can be used. This act was updated many times, including a major revision in 1976. This law, as well as the amendments accompanying this law are extensive, so it's better to be safe than sorry when using images. Use the images you know you can from those who have done the leg work for you and offer images on their sites. And don't let any of this stop or delay you from creating, you can always give them as gifts or keep the ones you can't sell, no biggy. There are so many great freebie sites its just unreal, so ideally, you shouldn't have to buy anything online if you know where to look and also how to utilize the site. Digital creators oftentimes use a combination of these images to create their digital printables, which is truly an art all of it's own. They are also very generous with the freebies on a regular basis, which is nice. I don't know if I ever want to get involved that deep, becoming a digital creator, but I am considering it and learning as I go. So far, this journey has been amazing, very educational, (I am finally using math!), and a real life saver... Thank you everyone for your support, and happy crafting! #HappyCrafter #MoonPaperLove
Thank you! I use Scotch create glue stick as well as Art Glitter glue, both glues have different purposes and they both work GREAT! The Glue stick is good for an all over spread, where as the art glitter glue is perfect for precision gluing around your pockets, tucks and folds.
Fantastic journal........I love your style!!! Can you tell me where you get your greenery? Your vine is swoon worthy, and exactly what I've envisioned making. There's nothing like this anywhere local.......I mean, hemlock twigs??!! Also, what did you use for the vine itself? It appears maybe florist tape? Anything else I should know? THANKS!
Thank you for your kind comment! For the vine, I used a small greenery vine from the craft store that I had on hand, oftentimes in the fairy garden creation section, some lovely mossy yarn, a long strand of green lace and some embroidery floss for attaching the bells. I will go ahead and do a follow up video on how I created the vine very soon. I have been down with a cold the last few days, but I am feeling much better now. Thank you for subscribing, and there's much more coming soon!! 🌹
What an amazing journal! Quite Talented!!!
Thank you for your kind comment, more coming soon! 🌹
Love the fun Flip-through! Lots of inspiration!
I just subscribed!❤
Thank you, and welcome! 🌹
Beautiful journal. Just found your chanel.
Thank you, and welcome! 🌹
Beautiful 💚
Thank you! 🌹
💕❤️💚🧡👍
Thank you for the love and right back at ya! 🏩🥰
That's a fabulous journal! Tfs.😊
Thank you! 🌹
I love this
Thank you, this was so much fun to make. 🌹
Update! This journal will soon be for sale! It has stood the test of time remarkably well, so it's time to let it go so that I can make more. I have also removed any copyright issues that are in this book that may have been an issue, that I mention further along in this description. I will be doing an update video on this book here in the first week of October 2024. I apologize for my absence, my work here has been on hold for a year now due to my other work coming back into my life full force, but I am back at it, and I plan on updating on a regular basis from here on out.
Honestly, I am still learning the ropes and have been reviewing copyright laws and I now know what I can and cannot do. I cannot take photo copies of others work and include it in my own, but I CAN rip out a page from their book and sew it into my signatures. So, in other words, I passed the test including the page from Lady Cottington's pressed fairy book. I did not pass the test sharing Brian Frouds' images that I copied from the book onto my printer cut them out and glued them in. Although it appears in this video, this has now been corrected, update video coming soon.
Now, if an image is from before the copyright laws were established in The Copyright Act of 1790, they can be used. This act was updated many times, including a major revision in 1976. This law, as well as the amendments accompanying this law are extensive, so it's better to be safe than sorry when using images. Use the images you know you can from those who have done the leg work for you and offer images on their sites. And don't let any of this stop or delay you from creating, you can always give them as gifts or keep the ones you can't sell, no biggy. There are so many great freebie sites its just unreal, so ideally, you shouldn't have to buy anything online if you know where to look and also how to utilize the site. Digital creators oftentimes use a combination of these images to create their digital printables, which is truly an art all of it's own. They are also very generous with the freebies on a regular basis, which is nice. I don't know if I ever want to get involved that deep, becoming a digital creator, but I am considering it and learning as I go. So far, this journey has been amazing, very educational, (I am finally using math!), and a real life saver...
Thank you everyone for your support, and happy crafting!
#HappyCrafter #MoonPaperLove
So cool! What kind of glue to you use?
Thank you! I use Scotch create glue stick as well as Art Glitter glue, both glues have different purposes and they both work GREAT! The Glue stick is good for an all over spread, where as the art glitter glue is perfect for precision gluing around your pockets, tucks and folds.
Fantastic journal........I love your style!!! Can you tell me where you get your greenery? Your vine is swoon worthy, and exactly what I've envisioned making. There's nothing like this anywhere local.......I mean, hemlock twigs??!! Also, what did you use for the vine itself? It appears maybe florist tape? Anything else I should know? THANKS!
Thank you for your kind comment!
For the vine, I used a small greenery vine from the craft store that I had on hand, oftentimes in the fairy garden creation section, some lovely mossy yarn, a long strand of green lace and some embroidery floss for attaching the bells.
I will go ahead and do a follow up video on how I created the vine very soon. I have been down with a cold the last few days, but I am feeling much better now.
Thank you for subscribing, and there's much more coming soon!! 🌹
Thank you for your quick response! I'll be happily in the audience for your vine tutorial! Beautiful journal!
@@LouiseAdie-zm2jf Thank you, I uploaded the video yesterday afternoon, thank you so much again for your support and kind words! 🌹