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You know you are good when a whole lot of people sit and watch you glue paper together. *grin*
Fun and helpful video, thanks for sharing.
Ithlia H Or maybe there's just a whole lot of really bored people out there! Heh. Either way, thanks for watching :)
LOL! SERIOUSLY LAUGHING OUT LOUD! I'm watching your video sitting next to my hubby of 46 years(May 21) who is grinning from ear to ear with his arms up in the air making the GOAL sign after hearing that your husband mooned you. My husband does crap like that when I'm on the phone and he would so do that if I ever taped a vid. THANK YOU for proving we are not the only weird ones out there. You made my day
High five sista!!
Love your personality. Always lightens up the world for me. Thanks for your videos!
Thank you for watching!
I just spent almost 30 minutes watching a video on how to glue paper! Loved every minute of it too. Love your videos and your ideas. Thank you Shannon.
Chrisine Watson I just made a video on how to glue paper. Go figure! LOL
I bust up every time I watch your videos. You are my comic relief. Plus I learn something! Doesn't get better than that!
It's a win-win for everyone!
I love the pages when they get all crinkly. And then I have to make sure that my paint leaks and drips onto the sides so that I have a rainbow effect when the book is closed. Of course, throughout the process I am making the fun sounds that only paper and paint can make. Yes, this is def the right hobby. I am so glad I found your page.
Gwyn Walker Im so glad we found each other!!
I guess Im pretty randomly asking but does anybody know a good site to watch newly released series online?
@Bruno Duncan Flixportal :D
@Bradley Case Thank you, I signed up and it seems to work :D Appreciate it !
@Bruno Duncan Glad I could help xD
ROFLMBO.... so amazing you are Shannon. Fair amount of stress of gluing pages together. I just love your sense of humor and your genuine way of being and your desire to help everyone enjoy art. Kudos and thank you so much.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it, Luanna, thanks for watching!
Hahahaha I love your interactions with your husband!!!!! My favorite saying about men is: They fool you by walking upright! snicker
Frankie Bleidorn LOL Love it!
Good Evening :) I just want to say that I watch a young lady who makes all kinds of journals and she takes the composition page and she crunches it up because she likes her pages that way :)
Hi Shannon! I watched your video today and I think you are delightful! Your instructions were very clear. You made me laugh thru the whole video! Will be watching more of your videos. Have a great day and keep on posting new videos
Thank you Lois, I sure do appreciate you!
Shannon thank you so much for doing this. Got my book, glued the pages, went thru and did background paint and glued down torn book pages, painted deli paper and torn scrapbook papers and now I need to finish the rest. What a way to get started. I've been so nervous to try art journaling but this allows you to do whatever comes to mind in that moment. I got some magazines from my daughter and I've been cutting away. Can't wait to finish. Thank you so much for teaching us this technique :D jb
+JBaum That is SO exciting!! It does eliminate a lot of the performance anxiety we all get. Just keep going!
Thank you....this was soooo needed !!! Big hugs, deb
deb the RN I hope it was helpful!
It's gonna be a fab day when I spy a Shannon video in my Subscription queue!
LadyTrayce Ha! Thanks for watching!
I made a large “flower press” out of two large very sturdy plastic cutting boards from Walmart and used the 4 bolts like you have and it works great. I also ordered some dense foam use in it to help with impressions.. thank you for all your tips. 💕
What a great idea!
Shannon...Shannon...Shannon...I ended up snorting coffee out of my nose when Jayson mooned you!!! LOL Your Journaling by 5s has become a world sensation...You're a star! :-) I think too many people are wound a little tight and need to let go in their art process. They keep thinking they are making "mistakes"...like there are major rules to follow. I love your creative process because you definately aren't one of those people. Because of that, you come up with outstanding ideas!!!
Cathy Rose Creations I'm not the star, Cathy. All I did was throw the idea out there and show my end result. It's the people who were brave enough to try it who are the stars! They're the ones who have taught the technique (not me) and whose efforts have encouraged others to try as well. I absolutely LOVE how this has worked out!!
Awesome, you look like you were having some fun with this. Thanks for taking the time to put this video together.
Linda DeChow Thank YOU for taking the time to watch!
Shannon, i am sooo proud of you for coming up with this new
Way of journaling that is helping so many people. It is catching on
Like wild fire!!! I know it is keeping you busy! If i were not in the
Middle of ,having a grandbaby any day now and everyone in the family
Being sick for weeks, i would be trying it too. It took me all afternoon to get
One page done in my journal today! But it is definately on my to do list. I love you, and
I am enjoying watching everyones videos of their pages! So much fun!!
Hugs,
Chetta
Chauchetta Green I hope things settle down for you soon...take care!!
thanks for showing this part!
LOL you are sooooo funny!!!! I just love how authentic you are including the comment about your hubby :) I also love how much you know about books and stuff!!! very informative!!!!
Crafting Vicky Thank you Vicky, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
This was so much fun to watch. Your hubby is a riot. Thanks for the glue session as I haven't tried it before but instead used glue stick (Pioneer or UHU) and they worked fine. I will try this next time. I happen to like the buckle especially once they are painted and I don't think I would ever try to flatten them.
mary w There are some cases where buckling causes a problem but I usually don't mind it.
I love your videos.. You make me laugh so much, youre like happy medicine!! Thank you Shannon.
Jenny Baeta LOL That's so nice of you to say, thank you!
I can't tell you how helpful this is to me this is really wonderful to watch and I love listening to you I have learned so much I just bought several colorful notebooks and have been writing in them but now that I see this gluing pages together business I just love it I love the wrinkly part and I love how it makes the books look fatter. so I am going to use this technique and that way I will be able to paint the pages or anything else I want to do in addition to the writing it's very exciting
I'm so glad it was helpful for you!
I saw your buckled painted journal before seeing this video, and I absolutely loved it. At first I thought you had actually cut the pages to be wavy :). I must tell you that you cracked me up when you talked about people making peace with buckling :). When you talked about the consistency of the glue, though, I just burst out laughing and couldn't stop. Thanks for the laughs.
Marta Harvey Thanks for watching!
wow..where have i been- so glad to have found your videos!
Jane Wetzel I'm so glad we found each other! thanks for watching :)
Thanks so much for doing this video hugs Caroline xxx
Caroline Withington Thanks for watching!
YOU. MY DEAR. Are FREAKING awesomely hilarious and funny! I LOVE your vids! lol ... "move along, this vid isn't for you!" hahaha ... LOVE IT! Thanks for the tips!!! I am awaiting to get in the FB Group :D
+Lillian Lincoln I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Great information! TFS I do like the bumps. I am glueing another one tomorrow.
Linda Lapotka Woo hoo!!!
All this talk about glue cleared up my sinuses. lol
I love wrinkled bulky pages but I enjoyed the tips :-) Thank you Shannon. :-)
Laurie Richardson Haley Ha!
You did a great job of explaining. Rolling on the floor at your repartee with your hubby. Too funny! Loved the video!
Susan Leslie He is SUCH a goober!
Great idea! Today I did step one ... My first art journal. thank you for this idea. I used a book and glued the pages and removed many as well ... I also covered with Gesso. I didnt have wax paper so many stuck together and luckily ... It now shows some of the words underneath. Looks great ... Love the process. Funny part is I had no paint ...err had to mix some gesso with ink or pigments. Thanks again!
Marci F Gesso but no paint...LOL
I like the way the paper crinkles and bubbles in places because that automatically adds a bit of texture to the page.
+Vanades I'm with you!
Love this ty look forward to trying this ..
Eleval Labat Thanks for watching!
Thanks for showing us how to glue the papers. LOL!!! Funny about your husband. Hugs! Linda
LadyOfLace He's such a goof :)
thanks Shannon! this was very informative and helpful!
Thanks for sharing, I will try this next time. I kinda freaked out about the buckling pages to begin with but then when I thought about the whole process of just going through the 5's, I realized I just needed to get over it lol I have had the best time just creating, buckled pages and all. Thanks also for the laugh.
Cheri Peeples Yay!! I"m so glad to hear that! There are times when buckling can cause a problem but for fun non-fussy stuff like this, they just add to the fun.
For what it's worth, I LOVE the buckled pages. For me this whole exercise isn't about creating a perfect journal, it's about stretching me in the art process, helping me to learn how to be more random and spontaneous instead of thinking everything through. The timed sessions are super in helping me to do this. And thanks for the glue tips. It made perfect sense. You are always very clear in your directions even if it might not seem that way to you. I appreciated hearing how the glue expands the pages. Thanks Shannon!
SandiMo77 I"m so glad it was helpful for you!!
I love this video, really helped me on a college project right now
I’m so glad it was helpful for you!
Wonderful video ! thank you for this moment....have a nice day
Sebastian Vestae Thanks for watching!
I just love going back and watching these old videos of yours! The other day I got my huge jug of glue out and pored some out but it already seemed to be a little watery! Maybe I needed to give it a good shake first?!? 😉💜
Ha! Yep, pretend you're that paint shaking machine at Lowe's and go to town!
Thank you so much for this great tutorial! I’ve been trying to get back into art journaling and my brain was not remembering how to put everything together. I took some notes and plan to follow the rules which a
I’m a stickler for. Art journaling is very relaxing for me and at this time in my life I am so in need of relaxation techniques. The only rule I will not follow is using a timer. Lol I will do the steps in 15 mins but I’ll just watch the clock. The timer for me would defeat the purpose of relaxing. Again, thank you.
Thank you for watching!
Too funny. I'm "chuckling at the business about buckling!" That interval where your hubby interrupted you just add "flavah". :D
+Sooz Weissberg LOL THanks for watching, Sooz!
Love your videos! 🎨🎨🎨👍👍👍
christierella Thank you Christie!
LOL. Well done. To me buckling = wonderful texture. Will be snickering about the moon all evening. Thank you very much for sharing. (Giggle, giggle)
Sharon Luebker Thanks for watching!
Girl, you crack me up! If I wouldn't have already fallen in love with you and your idea of journaling by five this video would have done it for me! I came here to tell you how much I've been enjoying watching these videos but ran into this video on the way...I am laughing along as you're laughing, nothing is ever easy is it? I prepared my pages last night while watching others in progress and I have minimal buckling(she said with a tiny bit of pride in her voice.) I used Elmers glue sticks-two in fact so I had to get more today. I used pretty paper clips to section my groups of papers so I didn't forget where I was...my own personal abacus! I put glue on both pages and dropped it down toward the skinny side. All kidding aside, the wet glue seemed a little less controlled and the weeping blue lines kind of got to me. I am here to learn, to be spontaneous and challenge my boundaries but the running lines is where I draw the line! After I glued the pages I put the paper clip back on to hold them together and I did put heavy stuff on it.
Anyway, thanks for the challenge and the laughter...toward the end of the video you sounded like you were trying to calm down frightened children! snicker snicker!
Lottie Faith LOL Buckley pages can be scary! I had to soothe them ;)
OMG I laughed out loud when you said that about you husband. Mine said "I thought you were watching Shannon". I said "Iam and her husband mooning her". Well that was a 10 minute explanation that I did see him mooning. I think I've been placed in time out. LOL
Marcia Edwards LOL Jayson has been placed in time out too!
Got my journal lol...going to start glueing tonight..
Marie Emond Woo hoo!!
I literally just watched this for the third time. I love texture, buckling is my friend. I watched several times because it made me smile to know how uptight we can be about simple things. My pet peeve is keeping the house in order but when it comes to my art it’s anything goes baby. I really appreciate your take on relax and enjoy the ride on the art mobile. It’s all good stuff just depends on the day for me. Do I want texture or smooth surface bold colors or subdued hues? My mood dictates and that’s a pretty cool thing.
Zactly!
I love the video! I confess to being a glue addict... not sniffing but buying and seeing what works! I was thinking as you were gluing that putting the glue on the dry third and fourth pages would help them even out at the edges, not that it is at all necessary! I know the bucking thing with watercolors. Unless you have extremely heavy paper, it WILL buckle! Stretching helps a lot but most of the time I just flatten it afterwards. I am jealous of your type weights! I have a 10 pound bag of steel shot I bough many years ago to make some smaller weights for things like this but so far it works just fine the way it is. It came in a plastic bag covered with a fabric bag, and handles well! I also have one of my mother's sad irons. She got married during WW2 and electric irons were not available! I need to try your journaling ideas. I know I have a comp book around here some place!
+Kathleen Roush Give it a try and thanks so much for watching!
I have glued them! I used a gadget I've had for some time. It's called a Rollataq glue applicator and it puts out a very thin coat of glue. The pages are awfully flat - not going to be a lot of texture, though! LOL! But it went fairly quickly and it has now dried. I have my very old paints lined up ready to go! I bought a lot of them in the early 80's - and they are still fine! I'm not sure if I'm going to tape it. I did a little practice - trying to get the camera set up. So far it is upside down. :/ We'll see!
Watching you is like watching 'Bill Nye the Science Guy'. You know really great stuff!!
Barb Pollitt Bill Nye the Science Guy.
Sort of makes you lose your train of thought, doesn't it? For some reason, a husband finds the most inopportune times to make his presence known. I'm glad you were able to continue.
Maryann Anderson LOL It's not like I haven't seen it before, right? I just wasn't expecting it at that particular moment and it threw me for a loop!
ROFL your husband mooning you..although I personally cannot get over the buckling pages & plan on just using either cardstock or a mixed media journal to do the JB5's I'm glad that I watched this video cause I learned a lot! Very informative & yes, it does make sense
Erika Grasmick I'm so glad it was helpful!
It was! Thanks!
Shannon, I watched this video 5 years ago, & I have just decided to embrace the wrinkles. It is so much easier. 😆 🤣
I didn't know how else to comment to you about this. Just wanted to let you know it's great of you to view everyone's JB5. I think it meant a whole lot to Victoria Erin. If you have time, please watch her first video. I hope she will get more subscribers. She is someone special.
Janet Baker She seemed like a really sweet girl, I hope to see more videos from her!
LOL you always make me laugh and mental dope slap myself to loosen up. I've enjoyed watching others do this...so I grabbed a comp book to glue pages, looks like a swelled up mess, but I'm going with it. I never finish journals for I go mental OCD and say it looks like sh$& then proceed to throw in burn box materials. This weekend should be fun. Need to figure out how to video, but will show somehow. Thanks Shannon! Sunni
siksun2012 Woo hoo! Look at you go!
I just read your response to colibn's comment and had my biggest laugh of the day! My next biggest laugh was when I dutifully counted how many pages were left in the composition book I had and figured out how many to glue together, etc. Then I used some super cheap glue and a little foam paint roller to glue the pages together. When I finished I counted and found 18 pages!!!!! Guess I just get a few extra minutes to work on my EIGHTEEN pages. LOL
+Fran Rogo LOL Fortunately there are no penalties for math mistakes so just go with it!
Thanks Shannon it makes alot of sense. I thought i was doing something wrong with the glue.
Catherine Guhl It's not you. There are just a ton of variables that make gluing pages together an inconsistent crap shoot!
Afternoon I think I'm going to start with the sciplus catalog. I have an order due today.
Suzanne Hale Woo hoo!!
Hehehe, who knew there was so much to gluing pages together!
lynjeaful Who knew I would get so many questions about it! LOL
Whahahaha! I can't get the image out of my mind too! Sorta thing my hubby would do to me as well. On a serious note, thank you so much for the video - it's an amazing way to get your art going! I am just stating to do mine now. Will post it at some stage and will definitely give you credit for the inspiration.
+ArtJournalJunkie And definitely give me a link where I can go see it!
Will do as soon as it's done, Shannon!!!
If I am just starting out and don't have any of the supplies that I need... what would be some staples/must haves that I should get for this project?
I love your sense of humour.... and your husband's too.....lol
Ha! THanks :)
Shannon, I apologize that I did not see this video before I asked on the Facebook group what glue was good to use. I was traveling when this video was made, and just found it today! You said Yes paste, which I either have to order or drive an hour to see if they have any, so I might just stick with my glue sticks if I get impatient. They are drier than the white glue in this video and you said the paste was drier. I know what you mean about the edges. The glue sticks work great, but you have to really get the edges good. I have already completed one book, but was thinking of doing another, but then again, maybe a zibaldone instead, but with the same type of book and pages. Thanks again!
Lueee Lueee No apology necessary! Depending on what kind of glue stick you have, sometimes you can take all the glue out of it and sort of squish it up good so it gets softer then apply it with a credit card. That won't work with really sticky glue sticks but for the ones like Elmer's washable...it works.
Phhh. But that is even better! Lets have a tour of your workroom (mine is a shed, lol) and see your piles of wonderful wonderful papers, stashes, whatever. You are such an inspiration. Your stuff is so TACTILE me and my daughter have been sitting watching some of your videos more than once being lulled into a silly state of hypnosis just looking at your hands turning your various pages making yummy crinkly noises....well I suppose you have heard them all now. You deal with paints and colour with such inspiring abandon and freedom! And you are very VERY funny too....lol
Enrica Mcintosh You wouldn't believe the hateful comments I get about my hands! Apparently they trigger seizures in some people. LOL Oh well, I just tell them to, "Look away, look away!!!!" My art room is a work in progress and will be a work in progress for quite some time I'm sure. In August we moved into a new house and it will take some time for me to save up for shelving and things like that. So...I really have nothing to show but that's never stopped me from making a video so you can take a peek at my nothing here: ua-cam.com/video/Njj9LuBGizU/v-deo.html
LOL! My hubby moons me all the time! haha! Now I am laughing really hard!
Anne Williamson anneliesecreates You'd think that after all these years it wouldn't phase me but he always manages to catch me off guard!
That was VERY helpful! Thanks so much! 😊
Thanks for watching Sally!
📓LOL! About being mooned. 🌓🌛
Yes, you were making sense. You gave good tips thank you.😃
In my opinion the buckling and wrinkling looks neat and adds to the final page.📓😉
Phoebe Thanks for watching, Phoebe!
;) it's my pleasure. =)
I have used discarded library books, tear out every 5th pg, then glue 3 or 4 pges together. the paper is different so it doesn't wrinkle as bad. then I will give the page a quick coat of gesso so any form of paint I use wont soak through. what I didnt know you can water down the glue & it still works. thxs 4 the input. as far as the pges crinkling that goes with the territory. it adds character 2 the journal.
Darlene Ferree Thanks for watching!
I used a composition book and did get buckling. However, if you put a few heavy books on the closed composition book after you glue, it flattens out and lays almost flat. Besides which, I like the wrinkling on the pages.
Thanks for watching!
my flower press has a big canvas strap. which would probably shift the papers as I tried to tighten it lol.
***** Heh, prolly!
I just love all your techniques Shannon. I was crazy (still am) over the watercolor-edge pages, and now the journalling by fives is helping me and my mom actually art journal together! (She says she's not artsy, but she's having a blast) I'm starting on a second composition book and in gluing the pages this time I wanted less wrinkles. Last time I used regular Elmer's, but this time I'm using Yes paste and a credit card, spreading it thin and then using another card like a squeegee to get all the air out. It's working really well, and I think it's because it's such a dry glue. I'm wondering if the Elmer's would work better if it wasn't so wet? I guess I'll have to try that next time! Thanks again for all your ideas, and keep em comin!!
M Judd Elmer's will always be wet and wrinkly and buckley...It's the nature of the beast! It's also the only type of glue that some folks have access to, especially internationally, so I wanted to give some tips for it. It's so cool that you and your mom are doing this together!! We're all creative in some way, whether we think so or not :)
I find glue full strength doesn't buckle as much as the watered down glue. You just have to work REALLLY quickly. I also have had the best luck using up some old Mod Podge to glue pages together - it made the paper super sturdy and had less buckling than glue.
Sheila Northcutt When I use undiluted glue, I get fewer wrinkles but more buckles. With diluted glue I get more wrinkles but fewer buckles. Fortunately I don't mind either one!
I doubt the rest of the world obsesses about adhesive the way collage artists do.
I used UHU and it worked fine. :)
Anne Williamson anneliesecreates Great!
Have you ever tried rolling the glue on? I use a small paint roller with a flat roller cover (not a thick nap) and thinned glue. Its a fairly easy way to get a thin even coat. I have not tried it with thin paper though. Its also kinda fun. Also you can wash the roller covers and use them again.
Patty Kelly I haven't tried that but will give it a go next chance I get...thanks!!
Shannon Green FYI - I use the small roller that comes with its own small paint tray. Generally the roller cover that comes with it is the flat nap. I have a little trouble finding the flat nap roller cover refills but they do make them.
I have been married almost 30 years, I probably would not notice if my husband did something 'gross'. I have always thought that wrinkly paper adds character, like wrinkles on my face. Thanks for this information, Julie
Thriftypapergarden Thanks for watching!
Have you tried glue sticks on this? I have got 2 Dick Blick glue sticks, that I am trying out. It seems to be working okj to glue telephone book type pages together. It's actually Arkansas guide, but same paper. I figure I gotta use them up on something. They buckle a bit less, but you have to use LOTS of glue. It doesn't seem to take any longer than it takes you to do the wet glue, and I don't think I would trust the cheap glue sticks, well these were inexpensive, but they seem better than the regular ones you get at the dollar or drug store. While they don't buckle, they still wrinkle and stuff, because I'm kinda klutzy that way, but I don't care. I put washi tape around the covers, not sure if i am going to do it on the rest of the pages. I'm doing groups of 4 or 5, depending on what I remember. lol.
I have trust issues with glue sticks and it takes a LOT of them so I normally don't use them for this kind of gluing.
that was fun tfs
Lee Readman Thanks for watching, Lee!
Hahaha your husband! By the way, I love the wrinklyness of buckled pages! Love your videos!
Italian Cream Soda Thanks so much!
I think the buckling adds to the feel
Peachy Outlook Yes it does!
That glue is the consistency of queso at a Mexican restaurant !!!
Suzanne Hale Queso! Of course!
elmers spray will soak thru and give a purple stain paper. working on 2nd J by 5. really fun.... ty
Tammie Ward So glad you're enjoying it!
Ps i love buckles. I do buckles big time by using tons of wet glue. Love the noise the pages make when you turn them, especially if it was very thin paper. Viva buckles
Enrica Mcintosh Viva buckles! LOL
Eheheheh
Hi
Could you please please please sometimes when you have time do a video of ALL your collection of journals and various books? You must have zillions! Would LOVE TO SEE that. X
Enrica Mcintosh LOL You would probably be very disappointed! I don't have zillions at all. I do art journaling but it's not the only thing I do. Some art journalers fill book after book after book and they journal every day...I don't do that. I have lots of varied interests so I really don't have that many journals! But...I will honor your request and add it to my list of future videos.
I was wondering where I got the idea of using Gesso to glue all the pages together. I must have seen it on a video but can't seem to find the video. It also made the pages a mess and wrinkly, but after painting and adding other things to the pages the wrinkly wasn't noticed that much, in fact it might have added to it some. This art journaling is a wonderful and creative tool to help destress and unwind a bit. Thank you for sharing your videos on this, very informative and helpful.
feline54 I'm so glad you're enjoying it, thanks for watching!
thanks for sharing and lmao at ur hubby x
anniexhx He's a nut!
Was there magic in the moon?? Just seemed too funy that your words were there is no magic just before he exposed himself to you :). Haha. I am so excited about trying this already saving up some junk mail and gonna get a composition boom too gonna hit up the dollar tree for some of their cheapy glue and other paints. Haha maybe I should set a 25.00 budget to continue the 5s thing. Great Idea lady!!
Stitching Mae That was such a hilarious coincidence! I just can't tell you how excited I am that you're giving this a try! It's the perfect way to test the waters and see what you think about the whole paper crafting/art journaling thing. Start with the bare necessities, cheap dollar stuff, give it a try and see how it goes. If you like it, then you can decide if it's worth investing a little more.
What if you don’t glue the one inch from the binding. Would that work?
It might...worth a try!
Would it work better if you just glued the edges of the pages together? Rather than glue the entire page, just go around the edge?
Pink Poodle Crafts It probably would if I wasn't going to use so much wet media on the pages. If you glue just the edges together then slap a bunch of paint on the page, it warps the top page and makes it sort of 'pull away' from the others which makes excess bulkiness. It's a strange phenomenon and definitely an option if you don't mind puffy pages :)
Ohhh yeah i got ya! Thats true.
Keep that man, laughing is the best.
I agree!
Maybe you can start gluing at the back of the book then lay heavy books on top to help with the buckling. Just an idea.
Great idea, thanks!
Cake batter?
Note to self: when deciding to do a project with Shannon, watch the videos! LOL! I learned the hard way how to glue my huge butt book together. AND I might have just used the composition book. I actually like the wrinkles!
LOL Aaahh the lessons we learn!
Thanks for sharing! I wish I had a dollar for every time you said some form of the word "buckle". :D
M LaRue And who knew there were so many different forms?! LOL
too much random chit chat -cut to the chase !!!
I wonder what would happen if you iron them.
+Michele Bernstein It depends on the glue you use. Sometimes heat will remelt the glue which does smooth the papers out somewhat. Just beware of glue smooshing out the edges and gunking up your iron!
TMI!!!!!!!!!!! TMI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ROFLMBO at your hubby!!!!!!!!!!!! TFS about gluing these books because I have a bunch of them!!
Carole Ann Colca It was TMI for me too!!
I use washy tape...
Shannon, I love you, will you be my Mum? Seriously love your videos, they free me up to just create and be me with it. It makes me happy!! Thank you!!!
DiaryofaWombat LOL You are so very welcome!
You're too funny.
Glad you enjoyed it, Diane!
ROFLOL!~!! Our HUSBANDS!
AuntBecscreations Bless their hearts!
Oh lordie. Your husband sounds like my husband. Lmao
Bless our hearts!