Hi I'm new to your channel, I love the tag tip in attached with fabric and the envelope tip in. Sewing element on pages look great. I just love your ideas book, that's a great way to keep a record of all your creations, never thought of this idea, love it.
Hi there! I wanted to share a crafting tip with you: when there are sticky places on the pages or tip-ins (and also with tab binding), you don't need to place any powder there. Utilize a paper towel and rub over the sticky spots (in case you don't have any more of the same washi tape to cover the first washi strips) and VIOLA! No more sticky spots. Hope this is helpful.
Love your ideas! I’m definitely going to be giving them a try. I want to share, when I am trying to tie something like your two pieces of ribbon through the eyelets at the top of the page, I put a pencil or something across the top then tie the string/ribbon through the eyelets and around the pencil. After all are tied, I slip the pencil out, leaving the loops all the same size. Thank you!
Im new to j journal. Glad to know that what ive been doing has a name. Thought i was cleverly attaching things i forgot to incl in my signatures😂 Loved the video🎉
I’m glad I discovered your channel, just subscribed, LOVE your teaching techniques, very clean, clear, easy to understand and follow…. Not everyone comes across so well. 😊❤
I learned on another video that there is a hole in the top that you use to see where it is going to punch for sighting. Not sure as I don't have one yet, it's coming at Christmas however I like my tools well in advance of their arrivals is possible. lol
Excellent video! Wow, what a bonanza of 6 different styles of tip-ins! Thank you so much, it’s relatively short & concise & you really stay on topic! This is a video I will come back to refresh my memory! I have liked & subscribed! Erica❤
Get ones with washers if you want a neater eyelet, don't try the smaller size, also try changing up the bottom cube as you may not have the top cube set to the correct bottom cube.
@@MadPaperCrush You're welcome. I like to pass on things I learned to others so that they won't have the same issues or will now know how to correct the issue.
I am a newbie by way of decorative planning/ with many12x12 paper pads/ possible retirement . So these tips r really a good start for my JJ venture . TFS❤❤❤
Your teaching style, is sure "up my alley"! I am a visually kinetic learner, and I understood your flow. A lot of times, I will watch someone, and get lost or lose interest quickly. Not with you! Thank you so much!
Yes, I do! That's my Idea book, and I have a playlist that shows how I made it start to finish. You can see it here: ua-cam.com/play/PLUz1coAoMKoYRSJYKWFpPpwtS-HeZNR50.html
Are your papers all the same size? If they are, use bulldog or fold back clips to hold the papers together once aligned, then use a 3 hole pamphlet stitch to see them together (or your sewing machine if it isn’t too thick)
Hi Mona! You could use paper clips or sewing clips to keep things together until you are ready to add the flip (tabs, fabric tabs and even for sewing). Those would probably work best if your paper edges are aligned on top of each other. If you need to align them side-by-side, you could use a little piece of washi tape to keep them lined up until you were ready to add your tip-in hinge or other technique. Hope that helps!
Hi I'm new to your channel, I love the tag tip in attached with fabric and the envelope tip in. Sewing element on pages look great. I just love your ideas book, that's a great way to keep a record of all your creations, never thought of this idea, love it.
Thanks so much, Debbie and welcome! I’m so glad you found some inspiration.
I'm a going crazy banker and needed something like JJ to give me release. But I'm brand new and love this tippin video. Perfect timing!
I'm so glad you found it! Enjoy the journey - and I know what you mean about some stress relief. Welcome!
I ran across a junk journal video last Christmas day. I watched all day. Now I'm hooked!
Banker too! Junk journals are my stress relief!
I never knew those pages were called tips-ins. I always referred to them flips. Thanks awesome vidro.
Thanks for watching! They are definitely flps too - the term tip-in comes from scrapbooking days! 😊
Thanks for this very clear video! As a visual learner, I so appreciate this step by step tutorial!
Thank you Lorraine - your kind words mean so much to me!
Thank you for keeping it simple. Many of us need that
Glad it was helpful!
Great job of explaining what tip-in. The possibilities are endness.
I agree! I love tip-ins SOO much. Thanks for watching!
I've never heard the word tipin before, but I do something similar with envelopes. Great video explanation. ~Velvet
Thanks for watching!
What a great idea about the grid mat and washi tape! I never thought of it, and I usually end up putting mine on crooked. Thanks!
You are so welcome!
You could also use a bigger jump-ring on the "bird" library card for a hinge too👍😉🤗 Love your ideas Sharon ❤❤❤
Great idea! That would be a fun addition. Thanks, Deborah!
That was a terrific tutorial. You acted very natural, professional and fun. I will definitely watch more of your tutorials. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful and thank you so much for your kind words!
Thank you. I've been looking for a video like this for awhile.
So glad you found it helpful!
Great explanations and examples, thank you for sharing these techniques ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi there! I wanted to share a crafting tip with you: when there are sticky places on the pages or tip-ins (and also with tab binding), you don't need to place any powder there. Utilize a paper towel and rub over the sticky spots (in case you don't have any more of the same washi tape to cover the first washi strips) and VIOLA! No more sticky spots. Hope this is helpful.
Thanks for the tip! I love a good "viola"!
Luv this new-to-me idea. Lots of possibilities to add surprise to junk journals and more. T♥Y Sharon.
Yes! Thanks so much for watching!
Love your ideas! I’m definitely going to be giving them a try. I want to share, when I am trying to tie something like your two pieces of ribbon through the eyelets at the top of the page, I put a pencil or something across the top then tie the string/ribbon through the eyelets and around the pencil. After all are tied, I slip the pencil out, leaving the loops all the same size. Thank you!
great tip! Thanks so much for sharing!
@@MadPaperCrush Thank you! 😁
Thank you, Sharon! I'm new to junk journals, and this video has been very helpful.
You are so welcome! I'm so glad it was helpful!
Im new to j journal. Glad to know that what ive been doing has a name. Thought i was cleverly attaching things i forgot to incl in my signatures😂 Loved the video🎉
Hahaha! I love that name! Tip-ins is just a shorter way of saying it! 🤣
Still a clever idea.
Wow! This was so well explained! Thank you! Your tip-in examples are wonderful!
I’m so glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching. 😊
These are amazing. I love the fabric washi idea. I have to much fabric from quilting. It gets me to use up some pieces. Thank you.
I'm so glad to hear it inspired you! Anything that helps with scraps is a good thing. 😉
Those are a great idea! I want to write a lot in my journal, but I could use tip-ins to add some interest! Thanks!!
Yes! Love how these add some interest.
That was a great idea as far as making fabric tabs
Thank you! 😊
I’m glad I discovered your channel, just subscribed, LOVE your teaching techniques, very clean, clear, easy to understand and follow…. Not everyone comes across so well. 😊❤
Thank you so much. I really appreciate that feedback! 💕
Thank you so much for making this video. As a beginner, this really helps a lot!! All the best🎉
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. 🙏💜🦋 TFS. We can never learn enough when it comes to junk journal. Have a blessed day 🥰🥰
So true!
I just loved everything can’t wait to watch more episodes.
Thank you so much!
New subscriber here. Great idea, great history and definitions. I have always called them flips. Great instructions and techniques
I think they can probably be called lots of things - but now if you hear the word "tip-in" you'll know it's the same thing!
I love this idea, hopefully I can get rid of overthinking the process
You can do it! I’m cheering you on. 📣 🤸♀️
This is great for a newbie!!
I'm so glad you found it helpful!
I have wondered what a tip I is. Thank you for the definition and demonstrations. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
I learned on another video that there is a hole in the top that you use to see where it is going to punch for sighting. Not sure as I don't have one yet, it's coming at Christmas however I like my tools well in advance of their arrivals is possible. lol
Excellent video! Wow, what a bonanza of 6 different styles of tip-ins! Thank you so much, it’s relatively short & concise & you really stay on topic! This is a video I will come back to refresh my memory! I have liked & subscribed! Erica❤
Glad it was helpful and thanks for subscribing, Erica!
Ok. This is a very well explained tutorial and I’m so happy to have found your channel!
And I'm so glad you are here! 🤗
Get ones with washers if you want a neater eyelet, don't try the smaller size, also try changing up the bottom cube as you may not have the top cube set to the correct bottom cube.
great feedback, thanks!
@@MadPaperCrush You're welcome. I like to pass on things I learned to others so that they won't have the same issues or will now know how to correct the issue.
This is exactly what I need beginners videos. I subbed, liked, alarmed,
Thanks so much! And I’m so glad you found it helpful!
@@MadPaperCrush You're welcome.
Just found your channel, loved all these ideas! Great tutorials. Thank you.
Glad you like them! Thanks for stopping by!
I am a newbie by way of decorative planning/ with many12x12 paper pads/ possible retirement . So these tips r really a good start for my JJ venture . TFS❤❤❤
So glad it was helpful, Gloria! Welcome!
Great video Sharon. TFS. Hugs.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing. I didn't know about tipins as I'm new to journaling. Try cutting aluminium fil to sharpen your pinking shears. :)
That's a great tip! Thank you!
Brilliant tutorial. Thank you.
You are welcome! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for this video!! ❤😊you are so creative
Thank you! 😊
Good video! Liked all the techniques,
Glad to hear it!
New subscriber here! You do a great "show it all" tutorial with such efficiency! I needed this so badly. Thanks for sharing, 🎉🎉❤
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for subbing!
Thanks for this video! 🙂
My pleasure!
Thank you for sharing. Excellent tutorial with history lesson, Love It
You are so welcome, Sarah!
Thankyou loved this video very helpful 😊
I’m so glad! Thanks for watching!
Great ideas for tip-ins....thank you so much for sharing!!!!!
You are so welcome!
Super helpful video, thank you!
Very helpful. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Interesting. TFS!
Really great video, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Your teaching style, is sure "up my alley"! I am a visually kinetic learner, and I understood your flow. A lot of times, I will watch someone, and get lost or lose interest quickly. Not with you! Thank you so much!
Such kind words! I’m so glad to hear my teaching style resonates with you. 😊
I’m with you Michaela. If a video tells and doesn’t show I actually give it a thumbs down.
So many suggestions! Great video!
Thanks!
Super video. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
I like this idea Sharon! Tyfs!
You are welcome!
Thank you great video,💖🇬🇧
Thanks for watching!
Great demo. Thank you! New subscriber!
Thanks for the sub!
thanks! have been experimenting & enjoying it. :)
Wonderful! So glad to hear it, Bev!
found your etsy and am following you there now too.
Awesome! Thank you so much!
@@MadPaperCrush You're welcome
Great video. Thank you for sharing your ideas with me.
Glad you like them!
Fabulous 😊
Thanks 🤗
Tfs. Big help !
Great Video
P.S. Do you have a video that shows how you assembled this junk journal with the removable inserts? Thanks!
Yes, I do! That's my Idea book, and I have a playlist that shows how I made it start to finish. You can see it here: ua-cam.com/play/PLUz1coAoMKoYRSJYKWFpPpwtS-HeZNR50.html
@@MadPaperCrush Thank you very much. Will check it out!
The hardest part for me is getting the initial papers all aligned. Any suggestions?
Are your papers all the same size? If they are, use bulldog or fold back clips to hold the papers together once aligned, then use a 3 hole pamphlet stitch to see them together (or your sewing machine if it isn’t too thick)
Hi Mona! You could use paper clips or sewing clips to keep things together until you are ready to add the flip (tabs, fabric tabs and even for sewing). Those would probably work best if your paper edges are aligned on top of each other. If you need to align them side-by-side, you could use a little piece of washi tape to keep them lined up until you were ready to add your tip-in hinge or other technique. Hope that helps!
Very heipful
Glad you think so!
What is the glue in the bottle that I can see part of the wording says in 1?
It's Beacon 3 in 1 glue. 😊
Wondering if U also have suggestions for all the different tags. ❤
Hi Gloria - do you mean a tutorial on different types of tags?
What is the big metal clip at/around 31:00 called that is on the upper right of the journal?
These are called Bulldog clips (I have these: amzn.to/3x1tFlU), and this one is a 3 inch size.
Thank you! I’m a beginner and I’m so thankful I came across your page! 🫶🙏
I'm so glad you found me! Thanks so much for watching.