Beautiful ❤ I enjoyed watching you, so many awesome ideas! And the best of all, not to add your signatures until they are all prepped and ready to go; so much easier. Thanks! 🙂
I am so happy I came across your channel!! This is the best tutorial I have seen (and I have watched a lot). Love the thought process and love your vibe! Thanks for the inspiration!
Wow, you have given me so many ideas - thank you for sharing - I’m one of those that sews in my pages first and decorates later, BUT I can utilise many of your ideas - love the ripped bit, folded in half and then wrapped over the page - love your art
I wish I had all the beautiful cards. papers, material and things that you have. I am just starting out, trying to collect things. I haven’t collected enough yet to make a junk journal. Where do you get all your beautiful things?
Thanks for asking! When I first started out, I too did not have a huge amount of supplies. I love to thrift shop and I find the a lot of my papers, fabrics, trims and embellishments from them. I would suggest looking for old books, dictionaries, magazines, music sheets, lined and unlined papers, wallpaper, and wrapping paper. Also check out the jewelry and look at what you could take apart... look at scarves, men's neckties, pillows, blankets, women's and children's clothing for fabrics you like. Junk mail (including envelopes) is another great place to find papers to use.... paper bags are also a good thing to save. Other places to consider are Etsy, for digital kits to print out and use and junk journal paper bundles. Ebay, antique stores and garage sales can be a gold mine... I also have joined some Facebook groups that hold auctions for vintage papers and ephemera. Let me know if you would like the specific groups names, I would be happy to provide them to you. I am happy to answer any questions you have!
Pam, I love how you put your signature pages together. I learn so much from you.❤
Thank you Laura! That makes me happy!
I can't wait for part two.🥰👍Laura
Yay, working on it now!
Beautiful ❤ I enjoyed watching you, so many awesome ideas! And the best of all, not to add your signatures until they are all prepped and ready to go; so much easier. Thanks! 🙂
Yes, a lot of times that is the ways I create my pages - I agree for me it is easier - Thanks for watching! 🥰🥰
Omgoodness I like this!!! Debbie
Yay, Thanks!
I just LOVE these soooooo much!!! You are so talented Pam these are gorgeous 😍
Thank you Jane!
Fabulous Yes!
Thanks Lisa!
I am so happy I came across your channel!! This is the best tutorial I have seen (and I have watched a lot). Love the thought process and love your vibe! Thanks for the inspiration!
Oh I love to hear that! Thank you so much Jennifer 💗💗
Looking Great Pam!
Thanks!
Loved watching you add to the pages, great video 🥰
Thanks Liz!
Wow, you have given me so many ideas - thank you for sharing - I’m one of those that sews in my pages first and decorates later, BUT I can utilise many of your ideas - love the ripped bit, folded in half and then wrapped over the page - love your art
Thanks so much, I am happy I've inspired you!
Wonderful video. Found you by Caroline on the Hillside, winner of your Juliet journal. So happy To found your channel
That's great - thank you so much!
I wish I had all the beautiful cards. papers, material and things that you have. I am just starting out, trying to collect things. I haven’t collected enough yet to make a junk journal. Where do you get all your beautiful things?
Thanks for asking! When I first started out, I too did not have a huge amount of supplies. I love to thrift shop and I find the a lot of my papers, fabrics, trims and embellishments from them. I would suggest looking for old books, dictionaries, magazines, music sheets, lined and unlined papers, wallpaper, and wrapping paper. Also check out the jewelry and look at what you could take apart... look at scarves, men's neckties, pillows, blankets, women's and children's clothing for fabrics you like. Junk mail (including envelopes) is another great place to find papers to use.... paper bags are also a good thing to save. Other places to consider are Etsy, for digital kits to print out and use and junk journal paper bundles. Ebay, antique stores and garage sales can be a gold mine... I also have joined some Facebook groups that hold auctions for vintage papers and ephemera. Let me know if you would like the specific groups names, I would be happy to provide them to you. I am happy to answer any questions you have!