You have so many brilliant ideas! From adorning paperclips to use as embellishment attachers to gorgeously understated tags, to reusing "trash" in all kinds of paper crafting, etc. I love your style. Thank you for showing us that we don't need the latest release. And, of course, I love your soft but confident voice; its quality is very soothing to me. I am an advanced Stage IV breast cancer survivor. A couple months ago I was told that my life expectancy can be counted in months now, perhaps as many as 18, but less than 24. It's been a six-year battle and I knew this time would come. Perhaps it foolish of me, but I took a monetary gift and invested it in stamps, dies, inks and colored pencils that I have always wanted but talked myself out of due to expense. I want the last months of my wonderful life here to include lots of paper crafting, including journaling which I have never tried. I want my life to be filled with joy and joyful experiences, and to bring joy to others. You bring joy to me, Deborah. Thank you.
Your message is deeply moving and I so admire the wonderful goal you have set for yourself and your desire to share your creativity and joy with others. Making things and sharing them is in my DNA but sometimes in the rush of the day I forget how valuable this is. Your message has reminded me not to take it for granted. I hope you will have all the time you want to try new things and enjoy your new crafting goodies which I'm sure will bring you much pleasure every time you use them. Thank you for sharing your determination to fill your future with joy! :) xx
@pfengwa44 - I don't know what has transpired since you left this post but wanted to comment. I am a retired Hospice counselor. I recall one lady who had a HUGE set of gel pens and the 3-ring, school type notebooks surrounding her when I've visit. She said she loved to draw and was always so happy and busy when I saw her. What a wonderful investment with your money time and for your peace and what precious keepsakes for friends and family.
This is new to me thank you sweetie I just lost my husband last year and I’m trying to start a journey into a lovely memories of us for flirty years And not sure what where or when to start so have watched all kinds of videos memories are so much I can sit and just watch you all and I don’t eat time flys I fall asleep I’m a mess so I’m calling my journal “ my mess “
Gosh! I've been travelling around in Scotland once and those colours are truly there! I loved the cocoa powdered montains. 💗😊 Those greys in the sky are deep and made me wonder about the vastness of my soul. I couldn't wait to stop our car to able to take pictures and immerse in the view. 😍😍😍
Really found this to be helpful! The thing I like about your style is that it makes me think of shabby chic style which I love. One of the journals you create would be fun to just leave on a coffee table. If I was a guest I wouldn’t be able to help but pick it up and enjoy whatever it was you journaled about. Maybe a vacation, a wedding, a 50th anniversary! This type of journal would send my imagination soaring!
Now I can collect materials. I have never made a journal. So excited thank you! My father's side is Scots and Irish. I have always been drawn to Scotland. It must be in my DNA.
I am brand new to Junk Journaling & I have not even started on my first journal yet. I just found your TH-cam channel and I am so happy 😀 that I did. I have so so many wonderful supplies that I use in my Scrapbooking & Card Making. I am so happy that I can use most of them for making Junk Journals. I am going to grab some popcorn and watch several of your videos! I can’t wait to get started on my first one!
Thank you so much for your ideas ... I love your channel... I could listen to your voice non stop; it is so soothing. I have just completed my first journal. Gave all my stamps to my granddaughter and didn't want to replace them right now. Suddenly remembered a huge selection of iron on embroidery transfers ... The oldest of which are dated 1913!!!!!!! Don't need stamps for a long, long time... transfers look amazing as stamps. ... and are very unique. Looking forward to your next video...
Thank you so very much for explaining how to use a junk journal, I don’t think everyone knows what to do with them! The idea of them being more tactile is perfect! TFS
I am so happy to have discovered your channel and this video series. You have already proven to be very good at explaining things and your voice is lovely and soothing, wonderful to listen to. You definitely have a new subscriber here! I'm excited to watch this series and get to making! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and time. xx
I was chuckling when you were speaking of the colors one would see in Scotland. I'm from the U.S. - I went on a May Abroad trip sponsored by my college when I was 20 and lived with a host family. One of the best memories of my life. (I'm now 66) The husband of the family with whom I stayed made a comment one morning. "One can always tell who the Yanks are - they wear such bright colors." I wasn't one who wore bright colors but I was wearing a "robin's egg blue" raincoat. I mostly wore a warm sweater with jeans...and the raincoat - rained every day I think. The comment stuck with me and I began noticing what people in Ireland wore and they were more muted colors or neutrals. Off topic of journaling but another comment I think he made was that Yanks stand out on trains because they're always talking. I tend to be more of a talker than the average American but I thought that was so odd; if one is traveling with someone they know, of course we're going to be talking. Even solo I tend to strike up conversations wherever but, again, next time I was on the train in Dublin I noticed the only ones talking were my group from the U.S. Everyone else was looking straight ahead. Customs are interesting. :)
Hello, I found your channel today quite by accident, and I have subscribed. I am excited to follow along, learning as we go. Thank you for sharing. Ohio, U.S.
Love, love, love your your channel....I think your idea of using old books is terrific, I only wish I could bring myself to cut them up to use myself. I have bought many and then simply struggle to use them.
Thank you Sandra! I feel your pain on the book cutting business but keep watching the series because I had your comment in mind when I offered another way to think about that. It's in one of the upcoming videos and I hope it will help :) xx
I so enjoyed watching & getting ideas. Am new to making journals & not crafty at all. Am searching through the house for items & thinking forward. Thank you.
Thats a beautiful book of wild flowers, good find. Just checked ebay 23-38 dollars. Looking forward to the rest of the series, i hope to make my first one .
In the next couple of weeks I'll be posting a couple of videos showing how you can "print" your own flowers and grasses so you can make your own ephemera and save your money! :) xx
Thank you for coming up with this new series. I'm fan of your creativity. I'm a card maker and always watch your videos for learning new techniques and mostly inspiration and motivation. Thank you.
I’m happy to have found your channel 🙂 I’m just working on my first junk journal, and I’ve discovered there are so many fun things to learn and try. Looking forward to this 😀💕
I loved that little word you threw in there. It almost sounded Chinese and I’m guessing it meant something like “odds & ends” or as Brits says “bits and bobs.” Couldn’t begin to come up with a spelling...juju(?). It even gave your narrative texture!
Thanks for info. Just a note, remember about copyright and scanning or copying, ok if it's just personal use but not if you sell them. You would have to use original.pages, and still careful depending how recent it is and its copyright rules, depending which country you live in, it can vary a lot xxx
Just found you and so happy I did! I am on a new journey to learn how to make a junk journal. You are lovely! Thank you for Sharing😘New American Friend💕Rachel 12/02/19
I have enjoyed your junk journal series of videos I had sort of a video marathon for two days, I enjoyed them tremendously thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us! ❤️
Hi there! It's lovely to hear you have enjoyed my series (I feel like I'm Box Set!) There's one more to come next Fri evening and I'll also film a complete flip through and beyond that who knows..! :) xx
Hi Lynn! Your comment made me laugh and I'm very pleased you're hooked! So far I have 4 videos filmed, loaded and scheduled for the next 4 Friday evenings and I hope you will continue to join me :) xx
Absolutely wonderful video! I'll definitely be following along! I've been a junk journaler for a couple of years and went WAY overboard buying stuff. Now I'm in the process of downsizing for health reasons...also because I have found "My Style". Thank you for sharing your time and talents with us!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it Anne! And isn't it just soooooo easy to buy stuff? I hear ya!! I'm sorry to hear health is causing you to downsize but when I've reduced my stash over the past years, it has lead to greater creativity because I find when I'm confronted with too many choices, it actually stifles my creativity. Using less sets my mind free and I hope this scaled down, simple series will liberate anyone else who feels that :) xx
I just discovered you! What a pleasant experience. Of course I subscribed and am looking forward to many of your videos. Must find that Tartan stencil as I have fallen in love with Scotland. Very relaxing video. Well done.
This is the first vlog I've watched of your's and it is so informative. I've kind of gotten a case of cold feet and just can't seem to dive in to making my first journal even though I have tons of beautiful ephemera and so many very old books that I can gut and use or if it's too old and precious to do that to I can use it and the pages for a journal all on it's own! Thank you so much and I'll continue to watch your videos, I wish I knew you had "vlogs" as they're so enjoyable also to watch. God bless!
I have just discovered your videos .... and what a discovery it is ... oh goody, we are going to have some fun madam ... I am not a newcomer to journaling but one cannot suffer from too many great ideas ... thank you so much for sharing
I love that journal and the pockets look great I look forward to watching the next video too. I'm only at the start of this one I'll probably have more to say but just wanted to say I love those pockets in your journal
It's on the way Marsha! It's a work in progress at the moment but I've been developing loads of ideas to make your own ephemera and keep it personal. I'm looking forward to sharing :) xx
Hello Karen and welcome to the Attic! :) I shall be sharing my Scottish journal quite soon I hope and in fact the fabrics I show in this video were bought in Stirling last Jan when I was first planning my journal! xx
Hah! Small world! I grew up about 6 miles from Stirling and still have family in the area. I used to miss the lorne but I've found I can buy it online. Sadly, I can't buy the lovely soft water or the mountains round the forth valley :)
Thank you for your inspiration and ideas I don't know if any of your subscribers are any near the Bristol uk area but there is the bookbarn in high littleton and they sell all books for a £1 and there are tons of books Hope this is useful
You beat me to it but I have all the links below! Glad you're enjoying it :) Part 1 - Top Tips for Finding Junk Journaliing Supplies th-cam.com/video/Ts_3w3oyRLs/w-d-xo.html Part 2 - Top Tips for Using Junk Journalling Supplies th-cam.com/video/jTHrYB8cArk/w-d-xo.html Part 3 - Preparing Pages for your Junk Journal th-cam.com/video/PQUAAcmsx7k/w-d-xo.html Part 4 - Assembling your Junk Journal th-cam.com/video/77V8kqWJC8o/w-d-xo.html Part 5 - Junk Journal Tags - from simple to simply splendid! th-cam.com/video/CMk1472U_6I/w-d-xo.html Part 6 - Glassine Bags and Envelopes for your Junk Journals th-cam.com/video/nCJIDs2p4S8/w-d-xo.html Part 7 - Beads and Tassels for your Junk Journal th-cam.com/video/wd2bvxsJPYA/w-d-xo.html
Hi - yes it's on my Channel in a playlist called Journal Making. In this particular series there were 8 videos showing every step of making a journal. Enjoy! :) xx
To be safe, I don’t scan or copy anything from my books due to copyright issues. I think a book has to be 100 years old to be out of copyright so I end up using original pages in all my journals.
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You have so many brilliant ideas! From adorning paperclips to use as embellishment attachers to gorgeously understated tags, to reusing "trash" in all kinds of paper crafting, etc. I love your style. Thank you for showing us that we don't need the latest release. And, of course, I love your soft but confident voice; its quality is very soothing to me. I am an advanced Stage IV breast cancer survivor. A couple months ago I was told that my life expectancy can be counted in months now, perhaps as many as 18, but less than 24. It's been a six-year battle and I knew this time would come. Perhaps it foolish of me, but I took a monetary gift and invested it in stamps, dies, inks and colored pencils that I have always wanted but talked myself out of due to expense. I want the last months of my wonderful life here to include lots of paper crafting, including journaling which I have never tried. I want my life to be filled with joy and joyful experiences, and to bring joy to others. You bring joy to me, Deborah. Thank you.
Your message is deeply moving and I so admire the wonderful goal you have set for yourself and your desire to share your creativity and joy with others. Making things and sharing them is in my DNA but sometimes in the rush of the day I forget how valuable this is. Your message has reminded me not to take it for granted. I hope you will have all the time you want to try new things and enjoy your new crafting goodies which I'm sure will bring you much pleasure every time you use them. Thank you for sharing your determination to fill your future with joy! :) xx
You speak for others -- and beautifully. What was to be just distraction has become so much more. Thank you for sharing and God bless.
@pfengwa44 - I don't know what has transpired since you left this post but wanted to comment. I am a retired Hospice counselor. I recall one lady who had a HUGE set of gel pens and the 3-ring, school type notebooks surrounding her when I've visit. She said she loved to draw and was always so happy and busy when I saw her. What a wonderful investment with your money time and for your peace and what precious keepsakes for friends and family.
This is new to me thank you sweetie I just lost my husband last year and I’m trying to start a journey into a lovely memories of us for flirty years
And not sure what where or when to start so have watched all kinds of videos memories are so much I can sit and just watch you all and I don’t eat time flys I fall asleep I’m a mess so I’m calling my journal “ my mess “
I am so very sorry for the lost of your husband. What a lovely idea to make memory journals of your lives together. God bless you @Hummer Klein.
Just a note to say, as a new journaler but an old paper hoarder, finding your videos has been such a pleasure. Thanks for having made these! 🤓
You are so welcome! :) xx
Gosh! I've been travelling around in Scotland once and those colours are truly there! I loved the cocoa powdered montains. 💗😊 Those greys in the sky are deep and made me wonder about the vastness of my soul. I couldn't wait to stop our car to able to take pictures and immerse in the view. 😍😍😍
Really found this to be helpful! The thing I like about your style is that it makes me think of shabby chic style which I love. One of the journals you create would be fun to just leave on a coffee table. If I was a guest I wouldn’t be able to help but pick it up and enjoy whatever it was you journaled about. Maybe a vacation, a wedding, a 50th anniversary! This type of journal would send my imagination soaring!
I’m new to journaling...so I’m hanging on your every word🥰❤️‼️
Who doesn’t need more junk for their journals? We all need more. Thanks for sharing
Now I can collect materials. I have never made a journal. So excited thank you! My father's side is Scots and Irish. I have always been drawn to Scotland. It must be in my DNA.
Funny how the old Celtic countries stir your soul. I live in England now but return to Scotland often and am quite nostalgic about it! :) xx
Family background for me is Irish, English, and Welsh. All are in my DNA but the Irish seems to show up most regularly...lol.
I am brand new to Junk Journaling & I have not even started on my first journal yet. I just found your TH-cam channel and I am so happy 😀 that I did. I have so so many wonderful supplies that I use in my Scrapbooking & Card Making. I am so happy that I can use most of them for making Junk Journals. I am going to grab some popcorn and watch several of your videos! I can’t wait to get started on my first one!
Hi Carrie and welcome to the Attic! :) xx
Thank you so much for your ideas ... I love your channel... I could listen to your voice non stop; it is so soothing. I have just completed my first journal. Gave all my stamps to my granddaughter and didn't want to replace them right now. Suddenly remembered a huge selection of iron on embroidery transfers ... The oldest of which are dated 1913!!!!!!! Don't need stamps for a long, long time... transfers look amazing as stamps. ... and are very unique. Looking forward to your next video...
Hi Lyndy! What a great idea about the transfers, thanks for sharing and for letting me know you are enjoying your visit to the Attic :) xx
That Wild Flower Book is gorgeous!
Thank you so very much for explaining how to use a junk journal, I don’t think everyone knows what to do with them! The idea of them being more tactile is perfect! TFS
I agree about confusion over the use of a junk journal! It's the question I see popping up most often on forums. Glad you found this helpful! :) xx
Love love love your videos and you x thank you so much and much love from the UK xx
New subscriber..love how you explain things and the sound of your voice!..thank you for sharing!
Oooh this is really helpful. I didn’t think of using the cereal bags! 🤦🏼♀️ and I didn’t think of clothes either! Thanks!
I am so happy to have discovered your channel and this video series. You have already proven to be very good at explaining things and your voice is lovely and soothing, wonderful to listen to. You definitely have a new subscriber here! I'm excited to watch this series and get to making! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and time. xx
Hi Holly and welcome to the Attic! :) xx
OMG, please, please do a video on your Scottish themed journal!!!!! I love what you said about Scotland, so poetic. Thanks
Like this one here?! th-cam.com/video/Ch62J21FKYk/w-d-xo.html It's a flip through with lots of original artwork to give you ideas I hope :) xx
What a wonderful series. I’ll be binge-watching for the next few days. TFS. 🤗
Lol, it's so funny to think I'm like a box-set! xx
I was chuckling when you were speaking of the colors one would see in Scotland. I'm from the U.S. - I went on a May Abroad trip sponsored by my college when I was 20 and lived with a host family. One of the best memories of my life. (I'm now 66) The husband of the family with whom I stayed made a comment one morning. "One can always tell who the Yanks are - they wear such bright colors." I wasn't one who wore bright colors but I was wearing a "robin's egg blue" raincoat. I mostly wore a warm sweater with jeans...and the raincoat - rained every day I think. The comment stuck with me and I began noticing what people in Ireland wore and they were more muted colors or neutrals. Off topic of journaling but another comment I think he made was that Yanks stand out on trains because they're always talking. I tend to be more of a talker than the average American but I thought that was so odd; if one is traveling with someone they know, of course we're going to be talking. Even solo I tend to strike up conversations wherever but, again, next time I was on the train in Dublin I noticed the only ones talking were my group from the U.S. Everyone else was looking straight ahead. Customs are interesting. :)
Hah! I love the cultural differences. We Brits are soooo reserved! :) xx
Haha love how you said you’re a ‘lazy crafter’ - that is certainly me! 😊 great video! 📔✨
Hello, I found your channel today quite by accident, and I have subscribed. I am excited to follow along, learning as we go. Thank you for sharing. Ohio, U.S.
Hi Susan! Great to welcome you to the Attic :) Look out for the current journalling series too - we're up to Part 3 of 6 parts xx
I am afraid this is going to be my new addiction, like chocolate and coffee. All necessary. 😛
Love, love, love your your channel....I think your idea of using old books is terrific, I only wish I could bring myself to cut them up to use myself. I have bought many and then simply struggle to use them.
Thank you Sandra! I feel your pain on the book cutting business but keep watching the series because I had your comment in mind when I offered another way to think about that. It's in one of the upcoming videos and I hope it will help :) xx
I so enjoyed watching & getting ideas. Am new to making journals & not crafty at all. Am searching through the house for items & thinking forward. Thank you.
Thats a beautiful book of wild flowers, good find. Just checked ebay 23-38 dollars.
Looking forward to the rest of the series, i hope to make my first one
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In the next couple of weeks I'll be posting a couple of videos showing how you can "print" your own flowers and grasses so you can make your own ephemera and save your money! :) xx
Thank you for coming up with this new series. I'm fan of your creativity. I'm a card maker and always watch your videos for learning new techniques and mostly inspiration and motivation. Thank you.
That's great to hear Penelope and I love to know when people get inspired - what a compliment :) xx
I’m happy to have found your channel 🙂 I’m just working on my first junk journal, and I’ve discovered there are so many fun things to learn and try. Looking forward to this 😀💕
Hi Lynn and welcome to the Attic! :) xx
I loved that little word you threw in there. It almost sounded Chinese and I’m guessing it meant something like “odds & ends” or as Brits says “bits and bobs.” Couldn’t begin to come up with a spelling...juju(?). It even gave your narrative texture!
Thanks for info. Just a note, remember about copyright and scanning or copying, ok if it's just personal use but not if you sell them. You would have to use original.pages, and still careful depending how recent it is and its copyright rules, depending which country you live in, it can vary a lot xxx
Quite right Purple Pixie, thanks! :) xx
Just found you and so happy I did! I am on a new journey to learn how to make a junk journal. You are lovely! Thank you for Sharing😘New American Friend💕Rachel 12/02/19
Hi Rachel and welcome to the Attic! :) xx
Oh my gosh!!! What a wealth of information!!! The ideas are just mounting!!! I love love LOVE these ideas!!! Amazing!!! 🤩🤩🤩💥💥💥😍😍😍✨✨✨👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Aww, thanks Alice :) I've got another 2 videos filmed and (nearly!) ready to share. I hope you will like the ideas in them too! xx
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I have enjoyed your junk journal series of videos I had sort of a video marathon for two days, I enjoyed them tremendously thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us! ❤️
Hi there! It's lovely to hear you have enjoyed my series (I feel like I'm Box Set!) There's one more to come next Fri evening and I'll also film a complete flip through and beyond that who knows..! :) xx
Attic Lane I’m so excited can’t wait to see what you are going to do next! ❤️
Ok I'm hooked. I will be following this series and learning loads. Looking forward to the next one.
Hi Lynn! Your comment made me laugh and I'm very pleased you're hooked! So far I have 4 videos filmed, loaded and scheduled for the next 4 Friday evenings and I hope you will continue to join me :) xx
Absolutely wonderful video! I'll definitely be following along! I've been a junk journaler for a couple of years and went WAY overboard buying stuff. Now I'm in the process of downsizing for health reasons...also because I have found "My Style". Thank you for sharing your time and talents with us!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it Anne! And isn't it just soooooo easy to buy stuff? I hear ya!! I'm sorry to hear health is causing you to downsize but when I've reduced my stash over the past years, it has lead to greater creativity because I find when I'm confronted with too many choices, it actually stifles my creativity. Using less sets my mind free and I hope this scaled down, simple series will liberate anyone else who feels that :) xx
What fun , now I have the starting of a plan to create my own book . Looking forward to learning more. Thank you for sharing your creativity
I just discovered you! What a pleasant experience. Of course I subscribed and am looking forward to many of your videos. Must find that Tartan stencil as I have fallen in love with Scotland. Very relaxing video. Well done.
Welcome to the Attic Nancy! :) xx
Great instructions Deborah! :) Pam
Absolutely brilliant ideas. What a great informative video
This is the first vlog I've watched of your's and it is so informative. I've kind of gotten a case of cold feet and just can't seem to dive in to making my first journal even though I have tons of beautiful ephemera and so many very old books that I can gut and use or if it's too old and precious to do that to I can use it and the pages for a journal all on it's own! Thank you so much and I'll continue to watch your videos, I wish I knew you had "vlogs" as they're so enjoyable also to watch. God bless!
Hi Linda and welcome to the Attic! I hope this series will give you the inspiration to make your first journal :) xx
I have just discovered your videos .... and what a discovery it is ... oh goody, we are going to have some fun madam ... I am not a newcomer to journaling but one cannot suffer from too many great ideas ... thank you so much for sharing
Welcome Dorothy!! :) xx
Ok I have Popped Popcorn for this little series!!! xo Michele
How crazy for this to have popped up my feed as you mentioned her yesterday, technology! Did the Aliens finally contact you lol
I just purchased the Wild flower book and it should be delivered this week!
Have fun with it! :) xx
Excited to have found this little series, never too old to learn lol (Irene Cloutier) Always love your videos and your work.
Hi and thank you for your kind comments! :) xx
Love love love this and I’m going to part 2 right now!!!!
So pleased you enjoyed this! :) xx
So enjoyed your video about what to use in junck journals! Enjoy your great accent. Look forward to watching more.
Hi Sandra! Thank you and there are more journalling videos on the way.... :) xx
Loved this very good info! I love thrift shopping for my Journal supplies!
Hi Pixie Bee's! :) Aren't those shops just brilliant? I love the expectation of wondering what fabulous book or fabric might be waiting for me! xx
What a nice primer to get ready to make a junk journal!
Tfs
I love that journal and the pockets look great I look forward to watching the next video too. I'm only at the start of this one I'll probably have more to say but just wanted to say I love those pockets in your journal
Awesome tips! I ordered that wild flower book, I’ve been wanting one like that 💜
Hi there and glad you enjoyed this! :) xx
Very nice video. Loved it
Super! Would love to see the Scotland journal!
It's on the way Marsha! It's a work in progress at the moment but I've been developing loads of ideas to make your own ephemera and keep it personal. I'm looking forward to sharing :) xx
I just love junk journals! Tfs!
Thank you so much Deborah. That’s so useful and helpful and although I’m not new to junk journaling I really enjoyed your tutorial. xxx Mags
This will be a fun series to follow!! Thx
Hi Alisha! I hope so :) xx
Loved this one. I am on the 4th but forgot to comment. Headed on and forward.
New to your channel, hello I live in Scotland excited to see your Scottish journal.
Hello Karen and welcome to the Attic! :) I shall be sharing my Scottish journal quite soon I hope and in fact the fabrics I show in this video were bought in Stirling last Jan when I was first planning my journal! xx
Attic Lane I live very close to Stirling, its a lovely area.
Hah! Small world! I grew up about 6 miles from Stirling and still have family in the area. I used to miss the lorne but I've found I can buy it online. Sadly, I can't buy the lovely soft water or the mountains round the forth valley :)
I love your journal. Subscribed.
Thank you so much and welcome to the Attic! :) xx
Simply Fabulous!!
I am new to journalling and new to your channel.
Welcome to the Attic Carol! I hope you will find loads of inspiration here :) xx
Awesome video! New to your channel and so excited for what's to come!
Hi Paula and welcome to the Attic! I really hope you find lots of useful ideas here and that you'll enjoy the rest of the series :) xx
Very informative video! Thank you!
Thank you for your inspiration and ideas
I don't know if any of your subscribers are any near the Bristol uk area but there is the bookbarn in high littleton and they sell all books for a £1 and there are tons of books
Hope this is useful
Thanks for that share, always useful to know where to buy lovely stuff :) xx
Tank you for yor very good idas,and nice way to learn.I sais hello from Norway.
Hi Hildegunn! It's lovely to welcome you to the Attic :) xx
So inspiring I have🦋🦋🦋
Love you ! Love your tips!
Thank you so much xx
Thank you just great for a beginner
Just what I needed!! Thank you!!
Love this! Thank you! So inspiring! X
Thank you Maggie! :) xx
Loved this!!! Thanks!
CANNOT WAIT.
Hello Deborah - Please could you give me a link to next part, Part 2? Thank you.
Ahh found it!
You beat me to it but I have all the links below! Glad you're enjoying it :)
Part 1 - Top Tips for Finding Junk Journaliing Supplies th-cam.com/video/Ts_3w3oyRLs/w-d-xo.html
Part 2 - Top Tips for Using Junk Journalling Supplies
th-cam.com/video/jTHrYB8cArk/w-d-xo.html
Part 3 - Preparing Pages for your Junk Journal
th-cam.com/video/PQUAAcmsx7k/w-d-xo.html
Part 4 - Assembling your Junk Journal
th-cam.com/video/77V8kqWJC8o/w-d-xo.html
Part 5 - Junk Journal Tags - from simple to simply splendid!
th-cam.com/video/CMk1472U_6I/w-d-xo.html
Part 6 - Glassine Bags and Envelopes for your Junk Journals
th-cam.com/video/nCJIDs2p4S8/w-d-xo.html
Part 7 - Beads and Tassels for your Junk Journal
th-cam.com/video/wd2bvxsJPYA/w-d-xo.html
OK So what do I watch next? Is it in a playlist?
Hi - yes it's on my Channel in a playlist called Journal Making. In this particular series there were 8 videos showing every step of making a journal. Enjoy! :) xx
To be safe, I don’t scan or copy anything from my books due to copyright issues. I think a book has to be 100 years old to be out of copyright so I end up using original pages in all my journals.
Great info tfs
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Inspiring! Thank you... :-)
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