Another great project, thank you. You have right to feel the way your feeling, its only been a year. your human Edith, you are very much appreciated in crafting world, you will NEVER be alone, GOD bless.
Thank you so much for inspiring and motivating me! I love to craft along with you as you make me feel as if I'm home sitting across the craft table from you. My sweet and brave friend, our Lord has you and will see you through ...😍
Ms. E, look how far you have come over the past year! You’re Amazing! And dearly loved by Many! You are most definitely a light in a dark world! Love you MUCH Ms. E! 🤗
My husband and many others say I have the look. I’m pretty straight forward with what’s on my mind, both words and silence. After going through all my “stuff” today, this will be a great way to start using up those envelopes and papers. Yes, I remember doing the glue fingers, I think I’m the same age as you. It still gives my a thrill to peel it off the top of my Elmers glue bottle to this day. About a year ago I thought I could water down matte gel medium. I was peeling that off my fingers for days. No amount of scrubbing would get that off. We’re all here for you through the next couple of weeks. Take your time. Be gentle with yourself. Love you and big hugs.
The flipout is very cute. I love that. I have glue on my hands all the time. The glue I use are running out more than you can use. Have a splendid day. GOD bless. Bye bye
Oh, E, my heart goes out to you. Life sure is hard sometimes. So sorry that you're now a member of the same "club" that I belong to as well. Those special dates will always be special- 23 years later, it seems slightly easier, in some years but in others, oddly, it's like my beloved passed yesterday. I've learned to be extra good to myself that time, concentrate on treasured memories and try to be w my loved ones who are here, creating more memories! Thinking of you & your family. ❤
I also put glue on my hands, yes it was fun. I love your ideas you give me inspiration every day. You have come so far since you lost your dear husband and I pray that you find peace. Love you Ms. E.
they say that time heals all wounds but not necessarily the wounds of the heart...I miss my sweetie as much today as I did a year and a half ago...big hugs!
Thank you Miss E for everything you do on creating ephemera and journals especially what you have been through this year . 🦋🦩🇬🇧 It’s very understandable to be grieving you loved your husband dearly. You don’t have to apologise for being honest , A very big hug to you from me 🌸💐🌻🌸💐🌻🏴
Please know that you can feel sad. It's ok to grieve your husband. Know, that you are in my prayers. My mom passed three years ago and there are days that I want to pick up the phone and just talk to her. 😊. Time seems to pass slowly when we are grieving. This is a cute addition to a journal. I think all add some journal pages in the middle fold. Thanks for all you have taught me.
I use this quite often I like the pockets and also made a journal from Rachel I love your videos I love your realness . I understand about your special man. . Your dear husband in October I'll have 9 years of being lonely. It gets a little easier but when you love someone it never goes away. Praying for you. Thanks for what you do for all of us.
Yes I played with the glue also. An yes these kids today have no respect. You know half the parents do not either. I love this beautiful creation of yours. It is so fun I can't wait to make one for my journal. Thank you Mrs. E and God Bless you. I pray God gives you comfort this month and will ease your mind and Soul. Love and hugs.
Absolutely beautiful!❤ Your folio I pretty too!🥰 You are such an inspiration!❤ Thank you for being who you are!❤ You are a very talented and strong woman!❤
I love this new addition to a junk journal. Cannot wait to make one. We used to make book marks out of Elmer's glue as well. We would color the top of our pencil box with markers the squeeze glue in and wait agonizingly days for it to dry and peel out our awesome book mark.
I was forced to be that way when I was young, and let me promise you that showing how you feel is the better, and certainly the more honest, way to be. You do you, E. We LOVE you!!
When I was in grade school, I would make a small puddle of Elmer's glue inside my metal desk and let it dry. Then, I would cut out nail shapes and make my own fake nails. I would then use a bit of glue to stick them onto my nail bed, or sometimes just a bit of water worked to stick them on. Funny, you saying that brought back that memory.
Bless your sweet heart!! I’m so sorry about your husband. I say let it out and keep doing the things you love. I made my first journal while my husband was having his 2nd open heart surgery. That’s how I coped and was close by for help if needed. I love this idea, you did an amazing job!! ❤
That's a sweet fold out, Edith. I just don't have the imagination you do so I really appreciate your sharing. Take the time you need or share your life here when you need to. Our loads become lighter when it's shared. Lots of love for you, sweet lady.
I can remember using the Elmers glue that way. And I will be thinking of you and the family this month. I enjoy watching you craft and the stories you tell. Keep your head held high as you know God is with you always. God Bless.
Thank you for sharing with us and for being open with us. When I watch you on here I feel as though I’m am sitting and listen to a friend as she teaches me things and shares her talent with me. Thank you. You’ve taught me so many new things on here and I’m very thankful. And I am sorry for all that your going through. I’m sending prayers of comfort for you through these difficult times.
Yes, the anniversaries are especially hard. Take your time and remember the love and good times. One of my favorite times is playing with my Elmers Glue too. We use to have contests on who could get the biggest piece off out finger! lol! Hugs!
I feel for you Mrs E I lost my husband five years ago, I have found the only thing that has kept me sane is to make journals, knit and sew so long I am occupied with my crafts I can cope with missing him. I was greatly Blessed with being married to the most wonderful man for 52 years. You are doing a wonderful job and I love watching your videos and listening to you chat about yourself and your life, you are so open and honest which makes a refreshing change. X
Enjoyed your video so much. We played with the glue too. You should feel free to share your feelings with us. We have all had or are having bad times. It is healthy to free your mind of your feelings. The firsts are alway hard on a person. Heartfelt hugs and prayers to you.
Lady E, I just love the junk mail fold out journal your so talented..😁. Also had some good laughs too...yes I remember the glue fun putting it on my hands getting all messy 😄
Hi Miss E, well first off the insert is great and doable for us layman. Yes I put Elmers glue on my hands as a kid, I had to get it all off before I got home from school or I was in “Big” trouble. Edith my husband died from a very aggressive cancer, at home where wanted to be and I cared for him until he died. We were married a very long time. Sad to say it hasn’t gotten easier, but I’ve had to learn to continue without him. I miss him every day, but focus on the good times we had and there were a lot of good times .I guess what I’m trying to say is focus on the good when you are in that messy, ickie place we find ourselves in. I have you in my heart and prayers. See you in the next video 👍❤️
I love this junk mail flip out envelopes, it's such a great idea! I remember the days of putting glue on my fingers and peeling it off. Times sure have changed from back then hasn't it? Much simpler days. I hope this month goes better for you Ms E.
So glad you shared this idea, I always struggle with what to do with all these junk mail envelopes I have. Thank you for sharing too your trials, we all have them and sometimes the best remedy is to share those struggles with others. Not that it helps at this minute, but over time the pain does get less. I have lost so many family members (Mom, Dad, and 4 siblings) all from Cancer so I do understand. God bless you and continue to shine your light onto others. Love and hugs from across the miles ❣
Yes! We pasted our fingers, and our lips! LOL. We also eat the paste glue, remember, with the stick in the lid? 😂 ohhh goodness, I got a good laugh with this memory. I LOVE this project! But, the thing I love most is how you just come up with this and save it to do on video, with us. You're really something, Ms E, and I love ya for it. You make my day.
Ms. E ----- Yes, glue on the fingers for sure. In fact, sometimes even now i let the extra glue dry so i can pull it off later !! And for anniversaries, lots of times i have worse depression and anxiety leading up to the event and on actual day i am good. Praying for you and sending much love
Trying to catch up with all your videos, you’re fantastic. I’m new at this I usually and I enjoy learning your techniques. I listen to your testimony about your husband. I am so sorry you went thru this. But you are amazing and strong, may God bless you richly.
Yes Mrs E ❤ it was so fun peeling the dried glue off my hands ... I believe I used it more for that than paper 😂 I too miss the respect in some of today's generation that we were thought. Thanks for another inspiring video.
Edith, I am just watching this video, but it doesn’t seem like it has been that long ago since he passed away. I remember doing a lot of crying with you all over him passing. My heart was broken for you. Also, I love watching you do this flip out! I’m wanting to make one myself.
Love the final outcome. I confess I was working on a puzzle and listening to your chat and cecking every little while to see the progress. Now I will go back and watch again. I can totally feel you pain and loss as I have personally walked in your shoes with a husband ( my first) and a child. It never goes away. Bless you dear.
Oh yes I remember putting glue on my hands. And yes we had a healthy respect for our elder! I’m so glad to hear you are feeling better. Thank you for sharing this idea with us. It is very cute! ❤️🦋
Miss E, I’m new to your channel and I’m sorry to hear about your husband. I hope as time goes on you will remember the happy times. It is normal to grieve and mourn and remember. I’m sorry that you are having such anxiety. I hope that we your subscribers can help. It’s always good to talk it out. May his memory be a blessing.
I think it is very helpful to others that you are open about the grieving process. The more understanding people have about it, the more they will know how to support people in their lives who are grieving. I am nearing the 2nd anniversary of my husband's death so I understand what you are feeling. Your openness and easy manner is what drew me to your channel. I like this project. I love how you recycle items and make something beautiful from them. Thank you.
Edith, you don’t need to ask us to be patient, we will always be here so you talk away about your feelings and situation. I’m sure most of us have these issues too and to hear you talk about yours helps me/us in ways to know that we are not alone. ❤. It’s always good to talk but if you need to take away for yourself then you have to do that.. As I always say “it’s good to talk” and “always look after number one”. On today’s video, I love this idea. Will definitely have a go at this one. Take care lovely lady 🥰🥰❤️
Hi Edith. It's Tuesday here as I'm watching you. I am also heading for the dentist on Friday. I was lucky enough to find a whole box of these envelopes at an Op shop or thrift store as you call them so I have plenty to play with. So glad you're feeling better. 💖🐨
Congratulations on the 100 thousand subscribers. Life is real Ms. E, I was looking for some ideas for some of my junk mail envelopes. Love thos idea. ❤ I constantly put glue on my hands and pealed it off all the time and got in trouble too, she would draw a circle on the chalk board and you had to stand there with your nose in that circle, of course she drew it taller than you were so you were on your toes, in front of the class. 😂
Loved to play with glue - I still do. I remember my school had paste that had a minty smell. We each had a piece of paper with a swab of paste to use. Liquid glue is much nicer imho
I lost my husband 6-years ago after losing our daughter 5-months previous.. I gets a little bit better as time goes by. But I still miss both of them very much. You have my deepest sympathy.
This is a wonderful idea, Ms. E! I am working on a tall journal, and I think this will work really well :) Thank you for this tutorial and for taking the time to share your ideas with us ❤
A woman of faith will always be covered . Your faith is so needed !
Another great project, thank you. You have right to feel the way your feeling, its only been a year. your human Edith, you are very much appreciated in crafting world, you will NEVER be alone, GOD bless.
Thank you so much for inspiring and motivating me! I love to craft along with you as you make me feel as if I'm home sitting across the craft table from you. My sweet and brave friend, our Lord has you and will see you through ...😍
Back*in*the*days innocent things we would do .... Elmers glue .... Awesome memories. ❤✨🍎🗽
Ms. E, look how far you have come over the past year! You’re Amazing! And dearly loved by Many! You are most definitely a light in a dark world! Love you MUCH Ms. E! 🤗
❤Yes!!! I agree @mquiggins ❤Love Ms.E!! HUGS!!🤗🤗🙏🙏
My husband and many others say I have the look. I’m pretty straight forward with what’s on my mind, both words and silence. After going through all my “stuff” today, this will be a great way to start using up those envelopes and papers. Yes, I remember doing the glue fingers, I think I’m the same age as you. It still gives my a thrill to peel it off the top of my Elmers glue bottle to this day. About a year ago I thought I could water down matte gel medium. I was peeling that off my fingers for days. No amount of scrubbing would get that off. We’re all here for you through the next couple of weeks. Take your time. Be gentle with yourself. Love you and big hugs.
I love using junk mail envelopes to make projects. I adore this one. Turned out beautiful. On my list. Be well, be safe, 🙏, TYFS
Such a brilliant idea. I will be thinking of you next week. Be kind to yourself...we'll still be here when you're ready. 💖
The flipout is very cute. I love that. I have glue on my hands all the time. The glue I use are running out more than you can use. Have a splendid day. GOD bless. Bye bye
Oh, E, my heart goes out to you. Life sure is hard sometimes. So sorry that you're now a member of the same "club" that I belong to as well. Those special dates will always be special- 23 years later, it seems slightly easier, in some years but in others, oddly, it's like my beloved passed yesterday. I've learned to be extra good to myself that time, concentrate on treasured memories and try to be w my loved ones who are here, creating more memories! Thinking of you & your family. ❤
I also put glue on my hands, yes it was fun. I love your ideas you give me inspiration every day. You have come so far since you lost your dear husband and I pray that you find peace. Love you Ms. E.
they say that time heals all wounds but not necessarily the wounds of the heart...I miss my sweetie as much today as I did a year and a half ago...big hugs!
Thank you Miss E for everything you do on creating ephemera and journals especially what you have been through this year . 🦋🦩🇬🇧 It’s very understandable to be grieving you loved your husband dearly. You don’t have to apologise for being honest , A very big hug to you from me 🌸💐🌻🌸💐🌻🏴
A great idea to use up all those junk mail envelopes!
Please know that you can feel sad. It's ok to grieve your husband. Know, that you are in my prayers. My mom passed three years ago and there are days that I want to pick up the phone and just talk to her. 😊. Time seems to pass slowly when we are grieving. This is a cute addition to a journal. I think all add some journal pages in the middle fold. Thanks for all you have taught me.
Love love love this ! And yes, played with the "skin glue" and absolute respect for Any adult.❤
I use this quite often I like the pockets and also made a journal from Rachel I love your videos I love your realness . I understand about your special man. . Your dear husband in October I'll have 9 years of being lonely. It gets a little easier but when you love someone it never goes away. Praying for you. Thanks for what you do for all of us.
Yes I played with the glue also. An yes these kids today have no respect. You know half the parents do not either. I love this beautiful creation of yours. It is so fun I can't wait to make one for my journal. Thank you Mrs. E and God Bless you. I pray God gives you comfort this month and will ease your mind and Soul. Love and hugs.
That paper is stunning! It doesn't hurt that blue is my favorite color. 💙
Such a good tutorial, TFS. Please continue being who you are - I believe we all love who you are❤️
Yes! to the Elmer's Glue in Grade School! And Yes to the respect! 🙃 Enjoyed your journal!
Absolutely beautiful!❤ Your folio I pretty too!🥰 You are such an inspiration!❤ Thank you for being who you are!❤ You are a very talented and strong woman!❤
I love this new addition to a junk journal. Cannot wait to make one. We used to make book marks out of Elmer's glue as well. We would color the top of our pencil box with markers the squeeze glue in and wait agonizingly days for it to dry and peel out our awesome book mark.
I was forced to be that way when I was young, and let me promise you that showing how you feel is the better, and certainly the more honest, way to be. You do you, E. We LOVE you!!
Definitely played with Elmers Glue. We would make our own dice out of making it a cube. Funny!! Forgot all about that. Thank you for the chuckle!! 😂
Very cute flip out! I love using envelopes. TFS🤗. Yes, I confess, I also played with Elmer's glue and pretended it was skin!
When I was in grade school, I would make a small puddle of Elmer's glue inside my metal desk and let it dry. Then, I would cut out nail shapes and make my own fake nails. I would then use a bit of glue to stick them onto my nail bed, or sometimes just a bit of water worked to stick them on. Funny, you saying that brought back that memory.
Praying for you to feel God's arms around you, helping you through this difficult time 🙏♥
Oh yes miss e glue was so fun glue your fingers together, fill your palm full let it dry dry then peel it off.
Very beautiful gorgeous flip out pocket I ❤️ it
Bless your sweet heart!! I’m so sorry about your husband. I say let it out and keep doing the things you love. I made my first journal while my husband was having his 2nd open heart surgery. That’s how I coped and was close by for help if needed.
I love this idea, you did an amazing job!! ❤
That's a sweet fold out, Edith. I just don't have the imagination you do so I really appreciate your sharing. Take the time you need or share your life here when you need to. Our loads become lighter when it's shared. Lots of love for you, sweet lady.
Love using envelopes ❤
Always did that with Elmer’s glue!
We always filled the pencil tray in our desk then peel it off and fling it around like a rope. 😂
I can remember using the Elmers glue that way. And I will be thinking of you and the family this month. I enjoy watching you craft and the stories you tell. Keep your head held high as you know God is with you always. God Bless.
What a gorgeous page for a journal! Love it.
Thank you for sharing with us and for being open with us. When I watch you on here I feel as though I’m am sitting and listen to a friend as she teaches me things and shares her talent with me. Thank you. You’ve taught me so many new things on here and I’m very thankful. And I am sorry for all that your going through. I’m sending prayers of comfort for you through these difficult times.
Yes, the anniversaries are especially hard. Take your time and remember the love and good times. One of my favorite times is playing with my Elmers Glue too. We use to have contests on who could get the biggest piece off out finger! lol! Hugs!
I feel for you Mrs E I lost my husband five years ago, I have found the only thing that has kept me sane is to make journals, knit and sew so long I am occupied with my crafts I can cope with missing him. I was greatly Blessed with being married to the most wonderful man for 52 years. You are doing a wonderful job and I love watching your videos and listening to you chat about yourself and your life, you are so open and honest which makes a refreshing change. X
I love this idea easy and quick. Thank you for sharing! 💜
I love how this turned out ❤❤❤❤
Enjoyed your video so much. We played with the glue too. You should feel free to share your feelings with us. We have all had or are having bad times. It is healthy to free your mind of your feelings. The firsts are alway hard on a person. Heartfelt hugs and prayers to you.
Always love watching you work
Good old Elmer’s Glue…. Yup! 😊
Thank you for another great project! Thinking of you Edith and sending love and hugs! ❤
Lady E, I just love the junk mail fold out journal your so talented..😁. Also had some good laughs too...yes I remember the glue fun putting it on my hands getting all messy 😄
E, I understand! That’s very nice, love your work! Prayers & hugs! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
That's truly. Had to pull of all mine! Love this!
Such a great idea! I am often inspired by your videos. Thank you for being you.
Hello Edith this is beautiful idea and any jj would look awesome with a double page like that. Tfs. Take care and blessings to you and your family. 💕
I love how that turned out!!! So much inspiration on your channel. Sending lots of hugs your way, Sharron 🩷🤗🩷
What a super and clever idea! Thank you 😊
Hi Miss E, well first off the insert is great and doable for us layman. Yes I put Elmers glue on my hands as a kid, I had to get it all off before I got home from school or I was in “Big” trouble. Edith my husband died from a very aggressive cancer, at home where wanted to be and I cared for him until he died. We were married a very long time. Sad to say it hasn’t gotten easier, but I’ve had to learn to continue without him. I miss him every day, but focus on the good times we had and there were a lot of good times .I guess what I’m trying to say is focus on the good when you are in that messy, ickie place we find ourselves in. I have you in my heart and prayers. See you in the next video 👍❤️
I love this junk mail flip out envelopes, it's such a great idea! I remember the days of putting glue on my fingers and peeling it off. Times sure have changed from back then hasn't it? Much simpler days. I hope this month goes better for you Ms E.
Another super cute project I can’t wait to try 😊 thank you sweetie
So glad you shared this idea, I always struggle with what to do with all these junk mail envelopes I have. Thank you for sharing too your trials, we all have them and sometimes the best remedy is to share those struggles with others. Not that it helps at this minute, but over time the pain does get less. I have lost so many family members (Mom, Dad, and 4 siblings) all from Cancer so I do understand. God bless you and continue to shine your light onto others. Love and hugs from across the miles ❣
Love this! Envelopes are so versatile! Praying for you as you approach the anniversary of Whitt's passing. ❤🙏
Yes! We pasted our fingers, and our lips! LOL. We also eat the paste glue, remember, with the stick in the lid? 😂 ohhh goodness, I got a good laugh with this memory.
I LOVE this project! But, the thing I love most is how you just come up with this and save it to do on video, with us. You're really something, Ms E, and I love ya for it. You make my day.
Ms. E ----- Yes, glue on the fingers for sure. In fact, sometimes even now i let the extra glue dry so i can pull it off later !! And for anniversaries, lots of times i have worse depression and anxiety leading up to the event and on actual day i am good. Praying for you and sending much love
I usedElmers Glue to make skin many, many years ago-had fun!😊
Another adorable project 😍
AMEN, to that comment about lack of respect these days!!! So sad, but true.
Trying to catch up with all your videos, you’re fantastic. I’m new at this I usually and I enjoy learning your techniques.
I listen to your testimony about your husband. I am so sorry you went thru this. But you are amazing and strong, may God bless you richly.
Fabulous Flip Out to add to our journals!!! Wonderful ideas of using up our envelopes to make beautiful flip outs. Thanks E! Take Care ❤
Yes Mrs E ❤ it was so fun peeling the dried glue off my hands ... I believe I used it more for that than paper 😂 I too miss the respect in some of today's generation that we were thought. Thanks for another inspiring video.
Edith, I am just watching this video, but it doesn’t seem like it has been that long ago since he passed away. I remember doing a lot of crying with you all over him passing. My heart was broken for you. Also, I love watching you do this flip out! I’m wanting to make one myself.
I love this idea! It’s also very pretty❣️🤗💖🦋
Love the final outcome. I confess I was working on a puzzle and listening to your chat and cecking every little while to see the progress. Now I will go back and watch again. I can totally feel you pain and loss as I have personally walked in your shoes with a husband ( my first) and a child. It never goes away. Bless you dear.
Funny 😂Edith! …still playing with glue😂😂😂
I'm loving this . I hope I have enough envelopes saved 😉🤣❤ love your channel ❤
Oh yes I remember putting glue on my hands. And yes we had a healthy respect for our elder! I’m so glad to hear you are feeling better. Thank you for sharing this idea with us. It is very cute! ❤️🦋
I love this! So pretty! Yes, we used to put/peel the glue too! My students (I retired 4 years ago) also put glue on and let it dry to peel off!
enjoyed this tutorial, perhaps single piece of paper for back where it will be sewn into the journal.
Hi Mrs. E. Hope you have had a good day.
I put elmers glue in my fingers too. 🤣. I just finished covering my envelope folio. Thanks for sharing E. 🙂❤️
Miss E, I’m new to your channel and I’m sorry to hear about your husband. I hope as time goes on you will remember the happy times. It is normal to grieve and mourn and remember. I’m sorry that you are having such anxiety. I hope that we your subscribers can help. It’s always good to talk it out. May his memory be a blessing.
Wonderful tutorial! Thank you.
Yes ma'am I glued my hands.
Ms.E,
This is just wonderful.
Marietta Billups
I think it is very helpful to others that you are open about the grieving process. The more understanding people have about it, the more they will know how to support people in their lives who are grieving. I am nearing the 2nd anniversary of my husband's death so I understand what you are feeling. Your openness and easy manner is what drew me to your channel.
I like this project. I love how you recycle items and make something beautiful from them. Thank you.
Edith, you don’t need to ask us to be patient, we will always be here so you talk away about your feelings and situation. I’m sure most of us have these issues too and to hear you talk about yours helps me/us in ways to know that we are not alone. ❤. It’s always good to talk but if you need to take away for yourself then you have to do that.. As I always say “it’s good to talk” and “always look after number one”.
On today’s video, I love this idea. Will definitely have a go at this one.
Take care lovely lady 🥰🥰❤️
This is so fun! Thank you!
Hi Edith. It's Tuesday here as I'm watching you. I am also heading for the dentist on Friday. I was lucky enough to find a whole box of these envelopes at an Op shop or thrift store as you call them so I have plenty to play with. So glad you're feeling better. 💖🐨
Love this idea thank you for sharing
Thank you for this video. I will definitely make this.
Congratulations on the 100 thousand subscribers. Life is real Ms. E, I was looking for some ideas for some of my junk mail envelopes. Love thos idea. ❤ I constantly put glue on my hands and pealed it off all the time and got in trouble too, she would draw a circle on the chalk board and you had to stand there with your nose in that circle, of course she drew it taller than you were so you were on your toes, in front of the class. 😂
Very pretty!
I can’t wait to try to make that… I really like it….❤😊
Thanks for the beautiful project inspiration. I too grew up putting glue on my palms and fingers to make a full hand. haha Teresa in AZ
Very interesting I’m gathering the papers to put a book together so I might try it in My New book❤
Super cute
Loved to play with glue - I still do. I remember my school had paste that had a minty smell. We each had a piece of paper with a swab of paste to use. Liquid glue is much nicer imho
Shout out from a big kid who played in the Elmers! 😂
Very nice!😊 love yoir story about school days and glue on fingers. We did make our own fun😂
Love this. Thanks for the inspiration!
I lost my husband 6-years ago after losing our daughter 5-months previous.. I gets a little bit better as time goes by. But I still miss both of them very much. You have my deepest sympathy.
I am so sorry that is awful! I know you miss them terribly.
Love this flip out insert for a journal. Great way to use up those junk mail envelopes. Keeping you in my prayers 🙏🏼❤
So cute!! Love it.
This is a wonderful idea, Ms. E! I am working on a tall journal, and I think this will work really well :) Thank you for this tutorial and for taking the time to share your ideas with us ❤
You come up with the best ideas! I must try to make one of these. Love it!!❤️❤️
Yes! Glue on my fingertips! 😅