I seem to have hit a bump in the road, so I'm watching some of your older tutorials....You just said that everything you do must be fun....yes!...heading toward fun!
You just never know what who you will see on that graphic fairy site & I was fortunate to see you & your incredible video yesterday. So off to you tube I went to find additional video's of yours. Your videos are delightful & easy to follow & filled with great ideas. Thank you
Hi neighbor, I to am from the L.A area. How nice to meet someone from your same neighborhood. I am new to your channel and I love your style. Tfs. Looking forward to more of your videos. Hugs and blessings.😊
Oh, I think your little booklet fashioned after the one in Somerset Studio was turning out to be very, very cute!! Hope you continue with it. Going to have to try one of Gail's envelopes. They look like they'd be fun to make.
Thanks Donna I will finish it but I felt stifled so wanted to move on. Sometimes working on other things sparks an "ah ha" moment to finish the first project.
I love your tin of vintage buttons! I just wanted to jump in there and roll around in them! Oh the strange things that go through the minds of a paper crafter ! LOL I love the ideas you are sharing about using up our scraps. Would love to see the journal box tutorial idea :)
Ha! Yes I know that feeling and that little tin of vintage buttons is only a fraction of my stash! Thanks for watching and your input, I appreciate it! xo
Hello Robin! Love how your journal is coming out and faux front envelopes will try it, yes it;s been little bit cooler this year!!!Thank you! Hugs Olivia ;)
Another great tutorial!! Thanks! I first watched the videos in this series out of order, and am now re-watching from the beginning, which, of course, makes great sense, no? I didn't quite get what you were aiming for, but it's clear now, and I am going to try this soon. The completed example is absolutely yummy! I thought I'd share with you, in case you have the same problem, a way to cut folded paper so that part of the fold doesn't interfere with the cut piece (ie, that you don't have a bent edge): I cut a very very thin piece off the fold itself so that the remaining two pieces are perfectly straight on the ends. --Dolores
I have the same issue at times watching someone make something beautiful. I think to myself I can do that. But when I attempt to try and copy its just not happening. It nowhere near looks the same and I just have to put it aside. I have lots of pieces that then just sit there, not finished
Thank you for sharing this project! Love your work. I also am intrigued with the little booklet. Wondering how you “bind” it. Hoping you show that part. Also, I’ve searched some through your videos looking for one on how you make your lace snippets (like the one on the spine of your recent Graphics Fairy DT project.). Is there one?
Diane Matula thank you for your kind comments. I would be happy to show the binding. I don’t have a youtube video on snippets but I do have lessons on snippets in my French Bohemian travelers junk journal online class.😊.
Nice video. Am enjoying the journal come together one or two pages at a time. Your choice of papers is outstanding.
I seem to have hit a bump in the road, so I'm watching some of your older tutorials....You just said that everything you do must be fun....yes!...heading toward fun!
I Love making these faux front envelopes They make wonderful gifts!!! TFS
They are so fun!
I AM NEW
YOU GAVE ME SOME NEW IDEAS FOR MY CARDS AND ENVELOPES THANKS KITTIE
You just never know what who you will see on that graphic fairy site & I was fortunate to see you & your incredible video yesterday. So off to you tube I went to find additional video's of yours. Your videos are delightful & easy to follow & filled with great ideas. Thank you
Awe thank you so much. I really love all the great bundles on GF. Thanks for watching!
The treasure box idea sounds very interesting!!!
Love the cluster of buttons. This is so shabby cute and full of vintage goodness. I love it and think I might want to give it a try. Thanks so much
Your'e welcome thanks for watching!
Hi neighbor, I to am from the L.A area. How nice to meet someone from your same neighborhood. I am new to your channel and I love your style. Tfs. Looking forward to more of your videos. Hugs and blessings.😊
Thanks for bringing me back to Sommerset Studios. I've not been to their site in ages. Like visiting with an old friend. Creative Blessings!
Oh, I think your little booklet fashioned after the one in Somerset Studio was turning out to be very, very cute!! Hope you continue with it. Going to have to try one of Gail's envelopes. They look like they'd be fun to make.
Thanks Donna I will finish it but I felt stifled so wanted to move on. Sometimes working on other things sparks an "ah ha" moment to finish the first project.
Love it! Thx for sharing
I love your tin of vintage buttons! I just wanted to jump in there and roll around in them! Oh the strange things that go through the minds of a paper crafter ! LOL I love the ideas you are sharing about using up our scraps. Would love to see the journal box tutorial idea :)
Ha! Yes I know that feeling and that little tin of vintage buttons is only a fraction of my stash! Thanks for watching and your input, I appreciate it! xo
Whouah!so gorgeous,Robin!
Thank you dear!
Hello Robin! Love how your journal is coming out and faux front envelopes will try it, yes it;s been little bit cooler this year!!!Thank you! Hugs Olivia ;)
Hi Olivia. The journal is actually done but I used it as a reference. Hope to see you at Glitterfest this year?
@@robindudleyhowes Hello Robin! Yes I am going to Glitterfest, can't wait! Last year was my first time!!!!! Can't wait to see all your yummies!!!! ;)
@@oliviahernandez9394 Awesome! I'm trying to get a spot downstairs since it's bigger otherwise I'll be up stairs. See you soon!
Oh wow these look incredible x
Thank you Julia!
Gorgeous!
Another great tutorial!! Thanks!
I first watched the videos in this series out of order, and am now re-watching from the beginning, which, of course, makes great sense, no? I didn't quite get what you were aiming for, but it's clear now, and I am going to try this soon. The completed example is absolutely yummy!
I thought I'd share with you, in case you have the same problem, a way to cut folded paper so that part of the fold doesn't interfere with the cut piece (ie, that you don't have a bent edge): I cut a very very thin piece off the fold itself so that the remaining two pieces are perfectly straight on the ends.
--Dolores
I would like to see that little book finished
I thought you were going so good on the small junk journal,can't wait to see you finish it
Elizabeth Segaert thanks For letting me know that Elizabeth😊
The glue in a cup thing.... If you put a damp paper towel in the bottom you won’t get dried glue on the tip of your bottle. 😎
thanks Jennifer!
Beautiful how do you get the sticky off your envelopes
I have the same issue at times watching someone make something beautiful. I think to myself I can do that. But when I attempt to try and copy its just not happening. It nowhere near looks the same and I just have to put it aside. I have lots of pieces that then just sit there, not finished
Thank you for sharing this project! Love your work. I also am intrigued with the little booklet. Wondering how you “bind” it. Hoping you show that part. Also, I’ve searched some through your videos looking for one on how you make your lace snippets (like the one on the spine of your recent Graphics Fairy DT project.). Is there one?
Diane Matula thank you for your kind comments. I would be happy to show the binding. I don’t have a youtube video on snippets but I do have lessons on snippets in my French Bohemian travelers junk journal online class.😊.