I honestly couldn't believe when you said "if your talented, clearly I'm not" . I understand that you meant regarding beading, but it just struck me as a funny comment b/c you are so very clearly talented!
Please note.... you can totally make these with what you already have in your craft hoard ... in no way do you need to use my kit... I'm sharing an idea you can take and make with anything you already have .. happy crafting xxx Amanda
I really liked this method. Have looked at other videos online and yours is simple but very pretty. I will be giving this a go. Unlike the other ways this is easy enough to teach my grandkids.
These charms are lovely. I don't do journals, so have never needed charms. I can see how they'd certainly be centre stage on a card or instead of a tassel on a special bookmark. I'm going to try some myself. 🌷🇨🇦🌷
Love this, thank you for the tutorial. A tip to help you to adhere small items together “straight”… use reverse tweezers. I find it much easier and this avoids the wonky off-center placement because otherwise your fingers make it hard to see the object you are handling.
@@Scrimpingmommy Sorry to hear you have bad hands. I have DeQueverain tenosynovitis (thumb & wrist issues) so I rely heavily on my reverse tweezers for gripping. I can’t use normal tweezers though for the same reason. We do what we must :-) And like you, I cannot do beading though I used to love making jewelry,but I love paper crafting!
Hello Scrimpingmommy! I love your latest video on how to make journal charms yourself! I'm big on DIY, and agree with you that it's better to make your own things rather than buying them. That way you can personalize your charms, and make them to suit what your theme is. I also love your "faux laminating" trick!! I'd have never have thought of using tape, and you are such a genius!! Thanks for the tips and tricks. Cheers! ~Janet in Canada 💖💖💗💗
Love them, so easy to adapt and super cute, pinched the idea of the Gold backing to use up some stickers I had laying around, they look super classy and usable now, that's a win, thank you Amanda 🥰
I smiled at the “ wonky” comment - I remember sewing a top where the stripes did not quite match. Friend said “ doesn’t matter, makes it look shop bought” since then, I haven’t cared so much about “ wonky” !
Great tutorial! Definitely want to try this. One thing you can do if you have trouble layering is put the layer on and then punch it out. Easier to center that way and then punch if that makes sense ☺️. I have trouble too so I try to minimize the wonkieness when I can.
yeah i do sometimes but these punches don't like too many layers the slot isn't wide enough to slide it in when using a few layers of card or I absolutely would have done that. These end up quite thick xx
Love these! I've made some using heat tape for duct work. It is silver, and It is quite pricey. I can't wait to try your idea! Thanks Amanda! Hugs 💞 Suzy
Omg I could listen to you all day. Makes me feel like I found a friend. I don't know why. You are very easy to listen to and learn from. Nothing pretentiousness here. Just good tutorial and easy to do. But I could not get the name of what you are using.....gold what? Lol. I'm 73 and I sometimes don't catch what people said...old ears. Ha. Thanks Amanda. I'm subbing right now. I need to see more of your work. Hang tight. You are so great....oooo ooo is it gold mirror board? I hope. Lol
So on U.K. we call it good mirror board yes .. just gold foil card. I have a string Yorkshire accent but folks get used to it the more they watch . Thank you so much for subscribing xx
Nice! I'm not good at centering either. I would glue the first circle down on the mirror cardstock and then use the second punch. Same with the next. That way it's easier to center.
You can do charms if you wanted they are defo not difficult x even use elastic for the beading and just tie it off and add a tiny bit of e6000 to the knot to stop it unraveling xx honestly so easy x
I’m very excited. I’m one if those that has to have the same “stuff “ as shown in the demo. I just finished watching the whale tail video for tabs and while I don’t have the tab punch (wish I did), I do have the 2” circle punch. I also have all of the punches mentioned to make charms and I have the foil and I have 6x6 craft paper sheets. I use soft suede to ink my edges and all of this makes me incredibly happy. I do need to order some of those pins to hold the charms.
WOW fabulous journal charms Amanda 🥰 I love your designs, your tutorial and I think you are so talented and you have amazing ideas ❤️ thanks for sharing your creativity Hugs xx
These are fabulous Amanda, I know what I will be doing for mine now. To get the layering effect I would have to do them in rectangles and a little bit larger than yours thank you. I am glad I am not alone with the wonky eyes, and beading. My brain goes haywire when it comes to beading, jump rings and clasps etc. lol I am really enjoying your channel Amanda, I do watch at night when I cant sleep. I love the handbags you made quite a few years ago now and got them stored on Pinterest to make for my 2 yr old granddaughter Christmas and her next birthday. Have a great weekend. ❤❤❤❤
Love the kit! I'm still watching but right away I'm thinking of covering the images with crystal glaze. No idea if you gonna do it but I feel like going to my room and try😅
Yeah I use tape as it’s cheap and dries fast but other people use glossy accents etc. I can’t do that without getting bubbles plus it takes like five centuries to dry ha ha ha xx
These are just great. Definately going to try them and WOW im in love with your beaded pokey tool. Did you make it and have you got a tutorial on it? Thanks hun x
Simple and very effective project. I can't help noticing your pokey tool. Did you make it or buy it? If you made it, is there a tutorial on how you did it? Love your laugh and your creativity. Sandi from BC Canada
I use to sell Stampin up around 2013 so I have those things. Will try this. I just happened to come across your video. I saw your piercing tool and love that with the beads. Where did that come from. Love it!
My friend made it for me isn’t it fab .. I was in SU too I reached number 5 spot I was no 2 for recruiting in U.K. but then left didn’t enjoy it. thanks so much for watching x
@@Scrimpingmommy that is fantastic! Me I just did it for a short time! Nothing like that but man do I have a ton of stuff! I have a tiny tiny channel and I was just talking how I love the Stampin up poky tool just wish it was pretty! Lol I need one of those in my life! Hahaha so glad I found you! Will be watching!
Those are lovely! I think the scalloped circle makes all the difference. I reckon Stampin Up punches are the best. That pokey tool is lovely! It looks like it might be made out of a large needle? Did you make it?
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I honestly couldn't believe when you said "if your talented, clearly I'm not" . I understand that you meant regarding beading, but it just struck me as a funny comment b/c you are so very clearly talented!
Aww that’s very kind Bonnie xx
Please note.... you can totally make these with what you already have in your craft hoard ... in no way do you need to use my kit... I'm sharing an idea you can take and make with anything you already have .. happy crafting xxx Amanda
You're so clever with finding ways to use what you have. I love these little charms.
Thank you glad you like the idea xx
As always, you explain what you're doing so beautifully and give options for how we might adapt. Thank you
Thank you Kirsten glad you found it helpful xx Amanda
I really liked this method. Have looked at other videos online and yours is simple but very pretty. I will be giving this a go. Unlike the other ways this is easy enough to teach my grandkids.
aww yes they can make these easy !! Have fun creating with your Grandkids x
These charms are lovely. I don't do journals, so have never needed charms. I can see how they'd certainly be centre stage on a card or instead of a tassel on a special bookmark. I'm going to try some myself. 🌷🇨🇦🌷
Oh yes perfect for any project . Thanks for stopping by Kirrie xx
Those are beautiful. Really like how you make them. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much 😊 and thanks for watching x
Love this, thank you for the tutorial. A tip to help you to adhere small items together “straight”… use reverse tweezers. I find it much easier and this avoids the wonky off-center placement because otherwise your fingers make it hard to see the object you are handling.
I cant hold them as I have bad hands I tried and just cant grip them :( x
@@Scrimpingmommy Sorry to hear you have bad hands. I have DeQueverain tenosynovitis (thumb & wrist issues) so I rely heavily on my reverse tweezers for gripping. I can’t use normal tweezers though for the same reason. We do what we must :-) And like you, I cannot do beading though I used to love making jewelry,but I love paper crafting!
Hello Scrimpingmommy! I love your latest video on how to make journal charms yourself! I'm big on DIY, and agree with you that it's better to make your own things rather than buying them. That way you can personalize your charms, and make them to suit what your theme is. I also love your "faux laminating" trick!! I'd have never have thought of using tape, and you are such a genius!! Thanks for the tips and tricks. Cheers! ~Janet in Canada 💖💖💗💗
Thank you Janet for watching and taking time to comment xx Amanda
Excellent tutorial and a real cost saver. And you're guaranteed to have it coordinate with your paper collection. Love it! Janet 💕
Thanks so much xx
Wow! I now see I need a fancy “pick” like yours. So pretty…..thank you for this tutorial. It’s simple and pretty!!!
Aww ha ha ha everyone always comments on it thank you and thanks so much for watching xx
Love them, so easy to adapt and super cute, pinched the idea of the Gold backing to use up some stickers I had laying around, they look super classy and usable now, that's a win, thank you Amanda 🥰
Glad it inspired you Karin xx
Super great and easy project. Thanks.
Thanks for watching Susan x
I smiled at the “ wonky” comment - I remember sewing a top where the stripes did not quite match. Friend said “ doesn’t matter, makes it look shop bought” since then, I haven’t cared so much about “ wonky” !
Very true shop bought clothes are shocking think they piece them up blindfolded !! Ha ha thanks so much for watching x Amanda
Love them Amanda, thanks for sharing.
Thank you Jean x
Those are awesome!!! 👍🏼😎 What a great idea. I have all these punches and plenty of scraps and digitals.
Thank you 😊💖😇🌷
You are so welcome thanks so much for watching x
💜🎶Good evening Amanda.. thats for sharing your technics .. they are super cute 💜🎶🇨🇦
Thank you Caroline xx
Love the charms and using the tape is an excellent Idea.
Thanks so much Linda and thanks for watching x
I absolutely love these charms! I think they would make beautiful lighter earrings too! Now I need to get your digitals! 🥰
Thank you Stacy x
Great tutorial! Definitely want to try this. One thing you can do if you have trouble layering is put the layer on and then punch it out. Easier to center that way and then punch if that makes sense ☺️. I have trouble too so I try to minimize the wonkieness when I can.
yeah i do sometimes but these punches don't like too many layers the slot isn't wide enough to slide it in when using a few layers of card or I absolutely would have done that. These end up quite thick xx
Love all the money saving tips you come up with Amanda, brill tutorial x
Thanks so much! 😊 x
Thank you for showing these darling dangles. You did a great job of explaining the steps.
Thank you Katherine for your kind comment xx Amanda
Love thse Amanda , great share . Thank you . xx
Thanks so much 😊
Love these! I've made some using heat tape for duct work. It is silver, and It is quite pricey.
I can't wait to try your idea!
Thanks Amanda!
Hugs 💞 Suzy
Yeah I don’t do much in the pricey line ha ha ha I’m too stingy ;) thanks for watching Suzy xx Amanda
Oh my! Those charms are fabulous! Brilliant idea! I can’t wait to make some! ❤❤❤
Thank you Laurette xx
Those are wonderful great job.!!
Thank you Janet x
They are beautiful Amanda 🥰x
Thank you lynne x
Omg I could listen to you all day. Makes me feel like I found a friend. I don't know why. You are very easy to listen to and learn from. Nothing pretentiousness here. Just good tutorial and easy to do. But I could not get the name of what you are using.....gold what? Lol. I'm 73 and I sometimes don't catch what people said...old ears. Ha. Thanks Amanda. I'm subbing right now. I need to see more of your work. Hang tight. You are so great....oooo ooo is it gold mirror board? I hope. Lol
So on U.K. we call it good mirror board yes .. just gold foil card. I have a string Yorkshire accent but folks get used to it the more they watch . Thank you so much for subscribing xx
These are sooo cute! Never in a million years would I have thought about using packing tape... Brilliant! Joan
Its a quick way to get a glossy look and my roll of tape was like £1.50 so cheap too . Thanks for watching xx
Nice! I'm not good at centering either. I would glue the first circle down on the mirror cardstock and then use the second punch. Same with the next. That way it's easier to center.
yeah I would normally do that but the sandwich is a bit thick to get in the punch as my mirror card is thick.. xx
They are great. What a fabulous idea too.
Glad you like them. Thanks so much for watching x
They are so cute. They look like tiny cake plates. TFS.
I thought so too.😄
yeah I guess they kinda do ha ha ha ha xx
What a charming idea ❤. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching xx
Another great tip Amanda thank you so so much x👍❤
Thank you xx
They are so lovely! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Sheila x
Love these. Thanks for sharing. I have sizing punches that would work for these.
Awesome .. have fun creating xx Amanda
Gorgeous and looks amazing! Thank you so much for sharing and the great tutorial, take care x
Thanks so much 😊 x
such a smart idea. Thank you
Thank you Yolanda x
Brilliant these are so cute
Thank you Sherry xx
This is really clever thank you xx
Thank you Brenda x
Love them!
Thank you Rose x
These are lovely! What a great idea! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching xx
Fantastic Amanda ❤ I need to give these a try!
Thank you lovely and thanks for watching x
You can do charms if you wanted they are defo not difficult x even use elastic for the beading and just tie it off and add a tiny bit of e6000 to the knot to stop it unraveling xx honestly so easy x
Love this idea Amanda, thankyou for sharing xx
Thanks for watching xx
Love them
Thank you xxx
these are awesome. gonnna have to make them!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Traci x
These are fab Amanda I love them. I feel a mass made of faux charms coming on. Tfs xx
I love easy stuff ha ha ha x
Great idea 💡🤩
Great tutoria Thank you for the money saving tip. They are lovely.🥰😊
Glad you like them x
I’m very excited. I’m one if those that has to have the same “stuff “ as shown in the demo. I just finished watching the whale tail video for tabs and while I don’t have the tab punch (wish I did), I do have the 2” circle punch. I also have all of the punches mentioned to make charms and I have the foil and I have 6x6 craft paper sheets. I use soft suede to ink my edges and all of this makes me incredibly happy. I do need to order some of those pins to hold the charms.
Glad you like the makes . I do try use things I think most people will have or can easily swap out for something else x
Love these Amanda, great tutorial too. So pretty, definitely easy enough to make. Thank you Xx
Thank you Lynn x
Hello Amanda, these journal charms are fabulous and so versatile. TFS
Thanks so much x
Amanda, I will definitely be making a bunch charms!!!❤❤❤❤❤
It’s addictive I have way too many for one journal now lol …x
gorgeous, thank you
Thank you for watching Margo xx
Thank you, great video and info 😊
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching x
Fantastik ! thanks
Thanks for watching Catarina xx
Super idea…🎄
Thanks Karen x
I had to rewatch this today so I could make some of these for embellishments. You did such a great job! 🤗👩❤️👩👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks so much 😊 and thanks for watching Jeannie x
Beautiful charms Amanda xx 😘
Thank you! 😊xx
Brilliant 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you xx
These are amazing, thank you for sharing 😘
Thank you xx
Awesome!
Thank you lovely x
How sweet! I love this idea! Thank you! 💖
Thank you Cherri x Amanda
Very pretty. Now I wish I had more punches!
You could get the same look cutting squares then put the hole on a corner so it is like diamond shape would still look great x
@@Scrimpingmommy thx for the idea! I do have a corner rounder
WOW fabulous journal charms Amanda 🥰 I love your designs, your tutorial and I think you are so talented and you have amazing ideas ❤️ thanks for sharing your creativity Hugs xx
Great Ideas!
Thank you Sheila and thanks so much for watching xx Amanda
Beautiful!
Thank you and thanks for watching x
love these
Thank you June and thanks for watching xx
I will be trying these out using your kit. Great idea Amanda x
Thank you Mary xx
These are fabulous Amanda, I know what I will be doing for mine now. To get the layering effect I would have to do them in rectangles and a little bit larger than yours thank you. I am glad I am not alone with the wonky eyes, and beading. My brain goes haywire when it comes to beading, jump rings and clasps etc. lol I am really enjoying your channel Amanda, I do watch at night when I cant sleep. I love the handbags you made quite a few years ago now and got them stored on Pinterest to make for my 2 yr old granddaughter Christmas and her next birthday. Have a great weekend. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you lovely x
Those are super cute!!
Thank you Darla xx
These are great x
Thank you I appreciate your kind comment x
Beautiful
Thank you so much xx
Fab idea Amanda I bought this kit, thanks for sharing x💕
Have fun creating xx
These are lovely 😍
Thank you! 😊xx
These are cute!
Thank you Jan and thanks for watching xx
Love these! ❤
Thank you Julie x
These are really nice - could also upsize for Christmas devs.
Yeah absolutely x
Brilliant!❤️
Thank you x
~ These are great, I love them.
Thank you Paula and thanks so much for watching xx
@@Scrimpingmommy ~ You're most welcome. I love you're videos.
those are cute and pretty
Thank you Sally and thanks for watching x Amanda
Love this 💕 thank you for inspiring us
Thank you so much I appreciate the lovely comment . And thank you for taking time to watch Beja xx
This is my first time on your channel. Great tutorial, thanks. I will definitely be giving it a try. Off to see what other videos you have.
Thank you Clarissa I do all sorts of crafts so hope you find something you like. Thanks for watching xx
Great idea to use packing tape to cover the images, Amanda, these are so cute. Debbie :)
thanks Debbie xx
These came out absolutely beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊 xx
Beeeautiful!
Thank you Lynne xx
Love the kit! I'm still watching but right away I'm thinking of covering the images with crystal glaze. No idea if you gonna do it but I feel like going to my room and try😅
Crystal glaze is great!
Yeah I use tape as it’s cheap and dries fast but other people use glossy accents etc. I can’t do that without getting bubbles plus it takes like five centuries to dry ha ha ha xx
@@Scrimpingmommy crystal glaze makes no bubbles and dries in about 2 hours. But 2 hours can be a very long time lol Tape is a good alternative though!
These are super cute! Love them 😊
Thank you Rebecca x
These are just great. Definately going to try them and WOW im in love with your beaded pokey tool. Did you make it and have you got a tutorial on it? Thanks hun x
Thank you.. a friend made the pokey tool for me so I don't have a tutorial x
love your charms will give them a try may i ask how you made your pick were to get the long pick to make them love it ty
A friend made it for me .. nut the needle is a leather upholstery needle I believe x
Great idea. I'm loving your pokey tool, I presume you made it yourself. What did you use as the centre. before you added the beads.
My friend made it.. I think they are upholstery needles as quite thich and very strong x
What are the little hooks called and where would I find them? Love your tutorial! Thank you.
Bulb pins or garment pins … I get mine from Ali express xx
Love, love, love this project!!! Can you tell me the name of your kit to purchase and also...would you share where you bought the beaded pokey tool?
So these particular images are from my Victorian Yuletide add on kit .. they pokey took was made by a friend it was a gift x
Thank you sooo much! ❤️
Simple and very effective project.
I can't help noticing your pokey tool. Did you make it or buy it? If you made it, is there a tutorial on how you did it?
Love your laugh and your creativity.
Sandi from BC Canada
One of my friends made it for me xx
I use to sell Stampin up around 2013 so I have those things. Will try this. I just happened to come across your video. I saw your piercing tool and love that with the beads. Where did that come from. Love it!
My friend made it for me isn’t it fab .. I was in SU too I reached number 5 spot I was no 2 for recruiting in U.K. but then left didn’t enjoy it. thanks so much for watching x
@@Scrimpingmommy that is fantastic! Me I just did it for a short time! Nothing like that but man do I have a ton of stuff! I have a tiny tiny channel and I was just talking how I love the Stampin up poky tool just wish it was pretty! Lol I need one of those in my life! Hahaha so glad I found you! Will be watching!
@@conniehoelscher4591 thank you that's so kind of you x
I love these! Charms are some of my favorite embellishments. You’ve got texture and movement! Btw…where did you get you picker thingy??
One of my friends made it and gifted it me fab isn’t it x
Just found your page and I love it !! How did you make your pokey tool ?
My friend made it for me x
Did you make the fancy pick? Sure is cute
My friend made it for me fab isn’t it x
Those are lovely! I think the scalloped circle makes all the difference. I reckon Stampin Up punches are the best. That pokey tool is lovely! It looks like it might be made out of a large needle? Did you make it?
My friend Tanya made it .. it may well be some sort of large needle I will have to ask her … I love it best pokey tool ever x
@@Scrimpingmommy Tell Tanya it's the classiest pokey tool I've ever seen 👍