Tutorial / making a fabric journal with a tab spine
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Hi Everyone
Welcome to my channel.. today I show up how to make a fabric journal to hold all you creations with a tab spine.
The pattern for the Boro Caddy created by Jennifer Clouston is available from Jennifer by emailing her at vaughn59@bigpond.net.au
The little Caddy can be see on this video of Jennifer’s
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Thanks again everyone for joining me on this new adventure.
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Thank you so much for this brilliant tutorial. I am at the very beginning of slow stitching so this is great, also your tips on hash tags and snippets, thank you x
Spectacular Video.
I love your clear explanation of hashtags! Those and QR codes I am beginning to appreciate as a 61 year old..😂
Very helpful. I can tell you enjoy teaching! Thank you for your clear instructions! ❤
You are so welcome!
Very good video!! 😊
Thank you for this! I could never figure this out but you’ve shown it so well. Such a great teacher for us beginners.
Lovely.. you are so kind!
Amazing ❤
This was just what I was looking for. Thank you very much. No doubt when you do a couple of books you will be able to get creative with your works. Thankyou very much. I want to do 3 of these for daughter-in-law and daughters. Some pages for pretty pieces and some for needle case and threads etc.
Glad it was helpful!
Finally as a beginner something I can wrap my head around. Thanks Corrine. Love both you and Suzanna’s VBS. You are both down to earth and easy to listen too
Ah you are so kind.. we are similar chicks!!
Thank you for the tutorial Corrine.. I love these journal covers & have always admired them 😃⚘
Lovely video. I’m 77 and have been crafting for as long as I can remember, still so much to learn thank you. Embroidery my forever love. 🥰🥰🥰
Wonderful! Thanks for your kind words!
Great tutorial.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for sharing. You have demonstrated making a fabric book so well. I'm really excited to doing your projects.
You are so welcome!
Perfect❤️
Love you journal, I’ve now made one for the Roxy project! I need to add my signatures now as I forgot to do that before I glued covers on but now I’ve rewatched this I’m going to do it today x
Have fun!
Your Fudgy must love watching those birds i hear in the background
He is a little deaf now I think.. lol so the birds are safe!
Thank you for the explanation on what hashtags are !
Lol. You are welcome.. the world is moving fast..
THANK YOU, Corrine, gosh, you are like a fairy godmother to me. Xxxx
You are welcome.. it gives us a safe home for all our work!!
Wow! what a tutorial... go to the head of the class.... you packed a whallop into it... i can't decide how many pages... love the little page on the front also.. like you said, who needs another project! but you just cant help it... now back to the little christmas projects.. thanks
Oh great.. I’m pleased it helped
They are fun to make and handy to have pages free to add small projects and ideas.
Wow, a lot to it, but I think I could pull it off. So interesting.
Brilliant tutorial, thank you so much. So much inspiration as well. Just found you, so have subscribed and Looking forward to see more of your work.
Welcome to my craft table!
Thank you …I learned so much watching this today…….a wonderful tutorial to watch and learn 🦋🌸💕
You are very welcome!
Excellent instructions!! Will come back and use to make sure I don’t miss any steps 😍
Thank you so much for your clear instruction on the construction of the basics of this book, along with suggestions for personalization! I enjoy all your videos - this was particularly helpful!
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much for this video. I am going to use this method to make a book of my cross stitch finishes. I'd like to keep the old book binding so I think I can modify want you have done to accomplish that. I've watched a few of your videos so far and just love your work. So creative. Thanks again.
I’m pleased you found it helpful.. thanks for joining me..
your work is interesting 👍
Glad you think so!
Thank you for lesson of how to make a book for my embroidery! It was all very clear and I like your style of teaching. Love Tineke
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing. This is a cool binding.
My pleasure!
Thank you so very much! Clearly discussed and visually instructive.
Glad it was helpful! I’m pleased it helped.. I plan to make another shortly.. will film the process again
I love your process for making a fabric book for stitchery. TFS❤️I’m loving your channel. Discovered you a couple of days ago and have been binge watching you ever since! You’ve inspired me to pull out my slow stitching projects and get cracking at it!
Oh welcome!! Please do some stitching.. enjoy the journey
I needed this tutorial-just finish some slow stitch pages and wasn't sure how to make a cover-brilliant!!! Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome! Been meaning to film this for some time!
WOW...What a feast of inspiration!! Thank You 🥰
Thank you Corrine really enjoyed this video 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Fabulous tutorial. Thanks so much yet again much appreciated.
Wonderful demonstration! Thank you so much for taking the time do do this for everyone. You gave so many additional options as you went through the process.
You are very welcome.
Thank you for making this wonderfully detailed video! I've been hoping for something like this for a long time. Love how willing you are to share your knowledge and ideas. ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much !!! I’m so excited to start putting my book together. Once again thank you . 🧵🪡♥️ your work is so beautiful
You are so welcome!
Hi again Corinne, who is suzanna? Id love to do that project 😀 cheers Noni
Her ytube channel is Vintage Blend Studio .. worthy checking out too
Great tutorial, your books are beautiful
Thank you so much!
Thanks so much for this! I have my pages all sorted but was confused about the sequence of putting the cover together. Your instructions are clear and easy to follow, and I’m now confident I can proceed. 🙏
That’s great.. enjoy bringing your pages together!
Thanks for sharing this! I like this binding better for my dictionary of stitches book!
You are so welcome!
I forgot to mention that Trish Burr has quite a few books with embroidered birds.
I’ve been wanting to make a fabric journal for a while now - thanks for the tutorial, I’ve just started to make mine x
You’re welcome 😊.. your season’s piece is coming along too!
@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine thank you ❤️
Thank you for showing the steps!
You are so welcome!
I love this technique. Thanks so much for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Thank you Corrine…I’m going to make a few of these
This was a wonderful and informative video, thanks so much!
You are so welcome!
Wonderful video! Great idea to show how to attach the tabs to the outer covers in the beginning! It’s so very helpful to see the different journals you have that are similar but with slight variations to the one you’re making. Dotty Bee sent us to see how you constructed the journal. She’s used your method for a journal she’s talking about. ❤
Glad it was helpful!
A great Vlog, thank you Corrine, thorough instructions. I happen to have 3 old hard cover readers digest books (they now come in a soft cover, my Mum gets them regularly) I’m also converting an old photo album into one of these books so I can add my Anne Brooke’s 52 tags….😊
Glad it was helpful!
Love this ideas, so many ways to make them! 💕
Glad you like them! There is., enjoy playing!
Hi again Corinne! 😂 im wondering how you attach your front covers to the outside of the journal and also, how do you attach your work to the pages?
Oh, and also the fold outs in the front and back?
Cheers Noni
Hi.. I use a glue stick to attach a completes piece to the cover .. all the other areas I stitch them to the pages. I guess the basic rule I follow if you can’t stitch it in ., glue it!
Wonderful tutorial, Corinne - made one for Susannah's Vintage Sewing Techniques, but it was great to have such a clear tutorial in one spot. Thanks! (Hoping you are feeling more rested!) Hugs
Wonderful! Yes all is good here!
Thank you so much for showing us how to make this. I have a book and stitched panels, just did know how to put it all together.
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful work!
Hi Corrine, new fan from the Caribbean. I saw this week 7 of your videos and I’m loving them. Can you add me your link you mentioned here at the beginning. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and beautiful creations.
Are you referring to the making of the caddy designed by Jennifer Clouston or her channel?
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That’s the link to all my Jennifer inspired projects.
Finally! Someone let me know what # is. thanks
Don’t worry.. I had to ask a small child.. lol
Gracias por tu enseñanza felicidades por tu canal. Saludos desde México
This is brilliant, thank you so very very much for doing this tutorial. I have the basic's in my head and I know you have loads of others but finding them is a task lol this one is going in my book making playlist.
Glad it was helpful!
What fabric are you using for your journal? Love your creativity 😊❤
Base Fabric or support fabrics is alway calico.. that’s the name in Australia.. homespun is another name.
Hi Corinne, am loving this. Could you give name of pen marker you used from i think Officeworks…thank you
It’s a pilot Frixon erasable
Hi Corrine, thank you for putting this into one video for reference. A quick questions- In the larger book that you showed how many signature did you add or what would be the a rough signature for a book about 7 x 9 inch. i think i counted 3 signatures. does that sound right?
Yeah that’s correct.. 3 signatures can be 4 stitcheries per signature.. so 12 is plenty
Hi! Great tutorial - I'm new to this, but your video was v. clear and helpful.
I was wondering about attached an embroidery to the front (and back!) cover. The calico you used on the hard book cover is quite tightly attached after you glued it down, and the tab will go under the cover decoration to hide it - so the cover decoration comes after the book is constructed unless the tab is highly decorated and can become a part of the decoration. Adding an embroidery later, to tightly-glued down calico ... a curved needle to make invisible stitches to hold it in place? Is that what you'd recommend?
I use the glue.. too hard to stitch! A glue stick!
Loved watching this and learned so much. One question I have, do you add the pages to your signatures before or after your add the book covers and spine or after. I have everything made but not together.
Before., then your not frighting with the cover..
Thank you! I’m excited now to get to work!
Hi Corinne, where did you get the glues from? Cheers
The blue glue stick is from my local office supplies and Woolworths if you are in Australia. They are student quality glues.
Binding fabric journals is my downfall! Thanks for the help
What is the dimensions of the book please.
Hi.. 5 x 7.5”
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Thank you so much for doing this. It's wonderful to have all the info in the one video. You're a gem❤
You are so welcome!