Create a Junk Journal with me Part 2

Hello! In this video we will continue making the Vintage Reader Junk Journal we started last week. We will attach the spine and start to make some snippet rolls and washi tape. Thank you for watching and please don't forget to like and Subscribe!
Disclaimer: The videos and journals I create are NOT intended for children. Due to the supplies used and nature of the craft, the videos and journals are intended for ADULTS ONLY who enjoy the craft of junk journaling.
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[@debbielarin3301]

I’m binge watching this journal.

[@11dancingdandelions44]

Haha good! I hope you enjoy the process. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@barbkniess3985]

Not boring at all. I enjoy your videos.

[@11dancingdandelions44]

Thank you so much!

[@ARA666SSS]

Anything you do I love and found it helpful. So helpful that I viewed it twice

[@11dancingdandelions44]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching! Hopefully as the series goes on it will become more interesting! ❤️

[@melodyveit3014]

loved watching! i appreciate all the steps and explanations. 🌸

[@11dancingdandelions44]

I'm so glad! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! ❤️

[@tinabryant1992]

Thanks for sharing this process with us. Your instructions are easy to follow and you do such a good job with each of your projects. Everything is always so pretty!!!

[@11dancingdandelions44]

Thank you so much!

[@Karen3263]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@kschickle916]

I’m such a fan - I’ll be back for the next one with glee. I love it relaxed style and your expertise.

[@11dancingdandelions44]

Oh thank you!!!

[@user-pw9bl8ty8r]

Very pretty!!

[@11dancingdandelions44]

Thank you! 😊

[@magistra137]

I really do hope that you keep the end papers. 1st, I think they’re darling 2nd they give me the history of the book that I’m holding in my hands. Using authentic ephemera really gets me excited. Even if it’s just a can label from tomatoes, it’s very cool to me. Again, the artwork, the typeset, the art on the can label reaches out to me from its time period. Anyway, that’s my 2 cents. I’m really enjoying your videos!

[@magistra137]

I am totally with you and not bored! This is a great overview for me and it has the wonderful benefit of being in my style. I love your journals! And your videos!

[@11dancingdandelions44]

Oh thank you! I appreciate your 2 cents! I do plan to keep the end papers and I love vintage papers of all kinds as well. To me it’s a balance of using the old but balancing the esthetics as well as using items from todays time as years from now our items will to be considered “old”. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! ❤️

[@11dancingdandelions44]

Oh good, I’m so glad I’m not as boring as I feel! Thanks again for watching and commenting!

[@meridithlevinson5814]

I loved this video and I’m loving this series and looking forward to more videos in the series. I always wondered how people made fabric snippets with scraps, and you totally demystified the process for me and made it seem very accessible. Also loved the fabric washi tape tutorial. I can’t wait to try making fabric snippets and washi tape on my own. What kind of double sided tape do you use and where do you buy it? Your videos are also really soothing and calming. TY❤!

[@11dancingdandelions44]

I'm so glad! The double sided tape I get is from Amazon. The brand is called AJ sign world premium double sided tape. It comes in a large roll in all different widths. Let me know if you need any other help when you give it a go! It’s super fun and relaxing ❤️

[@meridithlevinson5814]

@@11dancingdandelions44 Thank you so much for these recommendations. Definitely feel like this would be a good project for me.

[@ctr2661]

Agreed!! I'm loving this series also. Thank you for showing the detail Danielle. Very helpful. I will be watching this again when I purchase the tape to make the fabric washi. Excited to try...thanks again ❤

[@davidbeaner5543]

Madilyn here. i am enjoying all that you are doing. Nor boring at all. I love your material scraps. Where do you find all your vintage material scraps? They are so colorful and match your paper perfectly. I could sit and do the snippet glueing while watching tv. Love the video. Stuck with you to the end.

[@11dancingdandelions44]

So glad! I’ll have part 3 very soon! Life got extra busy this week!
The vintage scraps I use in this series was from a quilt top. Sometime you can get lucky enough to find at estate sales but I’ve purchased the ones I have via eBay. There are also sellers on eBay that will sell a “lot” of vintage scraps, usually sold by the weight.