How to Make a Children's Board Book into a Junk Journal

Join me as I take apart a toddler's board book and reassemble it into a junk journal. It's a bit of a challenge, but a fun project. I hope you'll come along on the journey.
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[@49dragonflies]

Nice problem solving! I love that you didn't give up! This looks like such a fun journal to play in! Hugs, Barbara

[@craftmagickandcheese]

Thank you! I'm looking forward to decorating it, for sure.

[@ingridmedlock1267]

Looks really like it is going to be fun to journal in. Great job in figuring out how to overcome unexpected problems. Love it!

[@craftmagickandcheese]

Thanks. I think it'll be fun to work on. :)

[@kaydenfinn2651]

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[@sheilatownsend2806]

love the llook...but where can the new owner write.? ...would he/she have to use a pen with white ink ...to write on the rich colored signatures you added ?

[@craftmagickandcheese]

Good question! If someone wanted to write on the darker pages, a light colored gel pen or paint marker would do the trick. Another option is to add a pocket to a page for journal cards or writing paper. A person could also do a tip in for writing space. I (personally) tend not to write much in my journals. I generally use them for art journal layouts and only write a few words, quotes, etc