These are so pretty....and you teach very well! Thank you for sharing your talents!!! I, too, have tons of beads and ribbon; and I'm thinking of all the tassels I can work on!
Who knew bulldog clips could come apart!? Brilliant! Thank you for your clear instructions and the list of attachment styles. I also really appreciate when you have a list of supplies needed for a tutorial. Can’t wait to take my old fan apart and start making lots of tassels! 😊
I think I will make a set of theseto hang on my Christmas tree would be great filler for thin branches and pretty hanging front and center. I'm doing all pink and mint this year and can't wait to buy a few more things and start making these! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
Thank you so much for again sharing your talent and ideas with us. I can't tell you how much I have learnt from watching your videos and the fact that you help us to use what we have and not have to rush our and buy more stuff. Blessings
Great ideals for hanging tassels on journals. Your tassels are beautiful. Loved the fan tassel for a book mark. Checking out that video right now😊. Thanks for sharing 🤗
Lovely tassels and great idea for a December Daily journal. Thanks for the tip about taking apart a bulldog clip. I didn't know they could do that. Very cool.
They are ribbon grips.. you add to ribbond to make choker necklaces.. all different sizeis.. i use them all the time for my Gothic and Victorian chokers..ill find the exact name for you
YOU ARE A TRESSURE !!!!..FROM THE FIRST VIDEO I SAW I BECAME YOUR SUB.. AND FOR MONTHS NOW YOU NEVER STOP TO SUPRISE ME.. ALWAYS I WATCH YOU WITH SUCH A JOY!!!!.. WITH MY BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE TO COME...xoxo FROM GREECE....XRISA 🧡💛💚💙💜💖
Such fun!! But I'll leave these to your other viewers. Our cats also think these are fun, for all of the wrong reasons.😏 They like anything thready, and one, in particular, loves to chew them to a fault. Due to a sewing thread cat-astrophy one Thanksgiving week, we have had to keep all such items clear away from them. Let's just say, the vet saved all the rest of Calvin's 9 lives, and, we'd just like to keep him around for awhile longer. Hobbes didn't get into trouble, we're just trying to avoid it. They are just so very tempting. But, your creations are beautiful. 😊
I love this video you made. Thank you so much. I'm struggling with sizes of lobster clips and the size rings you use. There are so many options in sizes out there that I became overwhelmed. Could you please advise me? I'm very, very new at this. Thank you so much! 🙂
Hi, I just made a "temporary" ribbon and string tassel; have not added beads to it yet, but I wanted to THANK YOU so much for this video about how to attach tassals to a mini journal/album! I have been searching for so long for a video that explains that. Also, I tried the Tim Holtz brad and one of the flaps broke off; seemed cheaply made and also was too tiny, Found larger brad similar to Holtz brad, but may be too large; haven't tried yet. Also, I had no idea about the bulldog clips!!
Excellent walk through tassel construction and attaching! Thank you so much for the detail; I was not able to find in any other 'journal tassel' video!
This was so much fun and so informative. I learned several new and innovative ways of attaching a tassel. I especially like the picture frame one. I have never seen it used before. I love going through collections of beads and trinkets to find just the right one to use. Just FYI, in my area of the US, the rings that open with a little hinge are called binder rings, loose leaf binder rings, or book rings. The ones that do not open and you have to slide whatever you are attaching between the 2 parts are generally used for key rings and are called split key rings. You demonstrated the jump rings very well. Twisting them apart is tricky for me, but you had no problem at all. The names of these really don’t matter because we all know what you are talking about, but just in case someone is looking for them it might be helpful.
Nice tassel! When I have ribbon of thread with folds I iron it. That sounds pretty overdone now that I write it down, hahaha, but I do. Well, we all have our own typical things don't we ;) hahaha.
What kind of glue do you put on the end of your thread to keep it from unraveling so you can thread the bead? Thank you. Love watching your videos. I have learned so much!
Love these ideas of how to attach tassels!! Especially, using the fan method....Perfect as a bookmark! I'm doing book dangles on my recipe books. Using head and eye pins with jump rings. They are mostly beads and charms that pertain to the theme for each book. The themes I used for each.... cats, dogs, nature, teenage girlie things, and a vintage one. They have an eyelet at very top left corner of the front cover. Since my books were created using envelopes, my spine is soft. It has fabric with Mod Podge, but I felt it worked a little better on the cover. I used bulb pins to attach them. I'm thinking I need to get some picture hangers, as I LOVE that method, too! Thanks for always inspiring me! Please keep your wonderful tutorials coming! Sorry for the extra long comment...Lol... Hugs n Luv 💟 Suzy x
Hello. Those is a fantastic video. Just wondering if you found the correct have for the "crocodile" clips. I looked but couldn't find any notes from you. Thank you so much ❤️
Hi Natasha, this was really a great class. Showing all the different techniques of fasteners for tassels. It is very handy because sometimes one just does not have the right item on hand.. Thank you, once again.
Wonderful. Amazing. I have done tassels before and I realized after watching this tutorial that mine are anemic by comparison. I also love all the different methods of attaching them. Thank you so much
Thanks Natasa. I like the look of tassels but I was concerned that tassels would get in the way when I journal. Now I see with your excellent suggestions how to overcome that problem. Enjoyed the video, as always.
How to add jewellery to Journals? What to use? Where to add? How to attach? All your questions answered here: th-cam.com/video/s6XadBfFIWo/w-d-xo.html
I loved this tutorial. I also really appreciate the fact that you always try to encourage us to use what we have around the house first.
Thank you so much!!
We don't need all the fancy stuff to be creative!
Everything you touch turns into a masterpiece! I cannot stop watching your channel.
Thank you so much :)
These are so pretty....and you teach very well! Thank you for sharing your talents!!! I, too, have tons of beads and ribbon; and I'm thinking of all the tassels I can work on!
...”I just want to make myself suffer...” Lol 😂 I know exactly what you mean!
heheheh!!!
Who knew bulldog clips could come apart!? Brilliant! Thank you for your clear instructions and the list of attachment styles. I also really appreciate when you have a list of supplies needed for a tutorial. Can’t wait to take my old fan apart and start making lots of tassels! 😊
Thank you Laura!! I also didn't know they come apart until I saw someone else do it! Thank you for watching and commenting :)
Thank you so much for showing all these!! I haven't made any, but with your help, I think I can!!! They are beautiful 😍
I want my Christmas tree decorated entirely with these. Thank you
Thank you this was an excellent tutorial and much appreciated.
I think I will make a set of theseto hang on my Christmas tree would be great filler for thin branches and pretty hanging front and center. I'm doing all pink and mint this year and can't wait to buy a few more things and start making these! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
Oh fun!! I love the pink and mint combination :) and you idea for the Christmas tree :)
Great idea!!!!!
You could also put a spot of glue on knots to keep beads on. These are beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talent. Hugs 🤗 from North Carolina USA 🇺🇸
Thank you so much for teaching! I've been wanting to learn how to do this! Thanks again!
Thank you so much for again sharing your talent and ideas with us. I can't tell you how much I have learnt from watching your videos and the fact that you help us to use what we have and not have to rush our and buy more stuff. Blessings
Great ideals for hanging tassels on journals. Your tassels are beautiful. Loved the fan tassel for a book mark. Checking out that video right now😊. Thanks for sharing 🤗
Lovely tassels and great idea for a December Daily journal. Thanks for the tip about taking apart a bulldog clip. I didn't know they could do that. Very cool.
Clever idea and you explained everything very well! I never thought of tassels as being so versatile. Thank you for sharing! 💜
Great tutorial...love all of the ideas. Thanks so much for sharing.
These are so beautiful and easy - great way to use up pretty ribbon scraps and embellish a holiday junk journal or even packages -thank you!
Ribbon end crimps... They come in many sizes and metals... ReAsonably priced... I'm about to get more for Halloween
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Such a fresh approach to tassels, for me anyway! You have lovely ideas! Thank you for sharing Amanda! X
Thank you so much Amanda!
Thank you. I love it.
Wonderful tutorial. I enjoyed every second and cant wait to try it. Thankyou so much for sharing this xxxx
They are ribbon grips.. you add to ribbond to make choker necklaces.. all different sizeis.. i use them all the time for my Gothic and Victorian chokers..ill find the exact name for you
YOU ARE A TRESSURE !!!!..FROM THE FIRST VIDEO I SAW I BECAME YOUR SUB..
AND FOR MONTHS NOW YOU NEVER STOP TO SUPRISE ME..
ALWAYS I WATCH YOU WITH SUCH A JOY!!!!..
WITH MY BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE TO COME...xoxo FROM GREECE....XRISA 🧡💛💚💙💜💖
Oh wow Xrisa, THANK YOU!!! I recognize your name from one of the previous videos. Thank you so much, it means a lot!
Cool technique, I’ve always thought tassels had to be huge for some weird reason, nice to see they’re perfect a little smaller. 😁💜👍🏻
Most definitely. I like even the large ones, but they can take away from the journal a little, or be in the way! Thank you for watching :)
BEAUTIFUL!! I LOVE THESE AND I am going to try and make some today. Love your videos!
Such fun!! But I'll leave these to your other viewers. Our cats also think these are fun, for all of the wrong reasons.😏 They like anything thready, and one, in particular, loves to chew them to a fault. Due to a sewing thread cat-astrophy one Thanksgiving week, we have had to keep all such items clear away from them. Let's just say, the vet saved all the rest of Calvin's 9 lives, and, we'd just like to keep him around for awhile longer. Hobbes didn't get into trouble, we're just trying to avoid it. They are just so very tempting.
But, your creations are beautiful. 😊
I love this video you made.
Thank you so much.
I'm struggling with sizes of lobster clips and the size rings you use.
There are so many options in sizes out there that I became overwhelmed.
Could you please advise me?
I'm very, very new at this.
Thank you so much! 🙂
So pretty, I love making the tassels! Love the written directions, and some excellent ideas for attaching. Thank you as always.
Where did you find written instructions? Or do you meant the list she showed on camera?
I did not know about the bulldog clips. Awesome idea. Thanks. I absolutely love all your videos.
Loved this video, thank you for all the great instruction and tips ❤Have a wonderful day 🌷
Love these! Thank you for the tutorial!💕
Hi, I just made a "temporary" ribbon and string tassel; have not added beads to it yet, but I wanted to THANK YOU so much for this video about how to attach tassals to a mini journal/album! I have been searching for so long for a video that explains that. Also, I tried the Tim Holtz brad and one of the flaps broke off; seemed cheaply made and also was too tiny, Found larger brad similar to Holtz brad, but may be too large; haven't tried yet. Also, I had no idea about the bulldog clips!!
Muy buenas ideas. Gracias por compartirlas. Seguro utilizare mas de una de ellas. Saludos desde Argentina
Excellent walk through tassel construction and attaching! Thank you so much for the detail; I was not able to find in any other 'journal tassel' video!
Wonderful. I didn't like mine so I came to the pro. Now I can finish my journal.
I really like how you go into detail of your steps. Thank you for sharing...….
New to your channel. Lots to catch up on.
Retired recently.
I'm a volunteer but this is screaming at me to plaaaay !!!
This was so much fun and so informative. I learned several new and innovative ways of attaching a tassel. I especially like the picture frame one. I have never seen it used before. I love going through collections of beads and trinkets to find just the right one to use.
Just FYI, in my area of the US, the rings that open with a little hinge are called binder rings, loose leaf binder rings, or book rings. The ones that do not open and you have to slide whatever you are attaching between the 2 parts are generally used for key rings and are called split key rings. You demonstrated the jump rings very well. Twisting them apart is tricky for me, but you had no problem at all.
The names of these really don’t matter because we all know what you are talking about, but just in case someone is looking for them it might be helpful.
Thank you Jean, I never know the correct names for things and then I just tend to make them up! Thank you for the info!
Thanks a million for the tutorial. Very easy to follow❤️❤️
Thank you Venus!
Nice tassel! When I have ribbon of thread with folds I iron it. That sounds pretty overdone now that I write it down, hahaha, but I do. Well, we all have our own typical things don't we ;) hahaha.
I always love your ideas, how very clever and just what I was looking for. Thank you.
What kind of glue do you put on the end of your thread to keep it from unraveling so you can thread the bead? Thank you. Love watching your videos. I have learned so much!
The bulldog-clip trick was news to me the first video of yours I saw it on. Very helpful!
Just found this video and I love it! Thank you for sharing how to make spine dangles!!!
Wonderful!! I have many metal tins full of jewelry pieces!
Thanks for an awesome tutorial! Need to get started on some of these!!
I love these tassels. I will try making these. Thank you for the simple tutorial
Thanks for sharing, I have been trying to figure out how to make these. I saved this to watch again 🥰
I've never added tassels to my journals and now I can easily. Thank you so much for these fantastic ideas.
This was so informative! I can't wait to try some. Thank you!
GREAT TUTORIAL!!!! So much info, thanks so much!!!!
Great tutorial, I'm gonna be busy making some, tfs Natasha
These tassels are lovely. Thanks for sharing. ❤
To what extent is the ring you have put on it?
Thanks for the tutorial, it's a great idea!
Its not a very large ring, just what I had in my stash. Perhaps about 1cm across
@@TreasureBooks thanks !!!! ❤️
Great :)
I wish I had a bag of ribbon and lace! Someday. Awesome!
lovely video - and I love your fan tassle - now just need to find a fan :)
love it :) hugs from a new subscriber from Norway
Love those! Super easy! I have friends who carry planners, making some for Christmas
They would make nice Christmas tree decorations too.
How do you add beads to your junk journal from the threads to hang from the yarn?
Very cute little accent.
Thanks for the inspiration. Can use this on lots of things.
Thank you Darnelle!!
thank you for this video ,it will be very helpful!!
I think a Halloween theme will be fun. Thank you for the tutorial. 😊
I love the idea of using the “bulldog” clips. In the US we call them binder clips. Thanks for all the wonderful ideas! ❤️
Awesome! Just in time for my Christmas Journal!
Do you have a video of a Christmas journal you’ve made? I’d love to see one.
Exactly what I was looking for
This is incredibly helpful! Love it!
jump rings or split rings are really cheap on ebay-i got mine there
i had no idea those bulldog clips came apart! thank you
Love these ideas of how to attach tassels!! Especially, using the fan method....Perfect as a bookmark! I'm doing book dangles on my recipe books. Using head and eye pins with jump rings. They are mostly beads and charms that pertain to the theme for each book. The themes I used for each.... cats, dogs, nature, teenage girlie things, and a vintage one. They have an eyelet at very top left corner of the front cover. Since my books were created using envelopes, my spine is soft. It has fabric with Mod Podge, but I felt it worked a little better on the cover. I used bulb pins to attach them. I'm thinking I need to get some picture hangers, as I LOVE that method, too! Thanks for always inspiring me! Please keep your wonderful tutorials coming! Sorry for the extra long comment...Lol... Hugs n Luv 💟 Suzy x
Thank you so much Suzy! I have also attached things on the cover if I have a really thin spine!
hola!!!!!!!! soy de España y he visto algunos de tus trabajos y están muy lindo enhorabuena !!!!! gracias!!!!!!
Thank you so much! Gracias!
What size ribbon claps do you use?
I really like the time you took to think of so many methods, plus it is obvious you do lovely combinations of attachments. Thank you!
Thank you so much Carolyn!
Right over left and left over right always makes a knot good and tight....see....I did learn something in Girl Scouts...lol...happy, happy
Haha I love that!!!
Love this!
Thank you. So many options to attach.
Wonderful ideas! Love your sense of humour😂
You table is so clean. How do you keep is spotless..
This is a great video and you explained it well!
Hi! I know this is an older video but thank you for putting it up. I'm trying to learn how to make them for my recent junk journal
Glad it was helpful!
Your ideas are brilliant, thank you so much for every methods you show us! Hugs from Rome😊!,,,,
Thanks so much! 😊
How big is the top ring? Thanks!
Amazing as usual. Love them all...
I like these I can use these on all kinds of things thank you for your inspiration.
Thank you showing us how to make tassels. 😀
pretty good ideas and love your tassels 😍 TFS 😍
You always teach us interesting things! Thank you so much ❤
Thank you so much Giusi!
Merci pour les super explications elles me seront bien utiles !!🧡🧡🧡
Me gusto mucho todo lo que encenaste gracias
Fantastic tutorial, thank you so much.
Merci beaucoup pour vos explications claires et créatives💚
Hello. Those is a fantastic video. Just wondering if you found the correct have for the "crocodile" clips. I looked but couldn't find any notes from you. Thank you so much ❤️
Yes they are called "ribbon end crimps"
Thanks, some new ideas to try out. X
ah I think crocodile is OK 😂. Sounds so much better than ribbon 🤣. This are really great ideas to make. I love that very much.
Thank you! 😊
Great ideas. Thank you 😊
Hi Natasha, this was really a great class. Showing all the different techniques of fasteners for tassels. It is very handy because sometimes one just does not have the right item on hand.. Thank you, once again.
Glad it was helpful!
Wonderful. Amazing. I have done tassels before and I realized after watching this tutorial that mine are anemic by comparison. I also love all the different methods of attaching them. Thank you so much
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Thanks Natasa. I like the look of tassels but I was concerned that tassels would get in the way when I journal. Now I see with your excellent suggestions how to overcome that problem. Enjoyed the video, as always.
Thank you Lidima!