How to create fluffy grunge? Junk journal pages from 2 idea-ology fabric journals dyed with sprays
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- In this video, I want to show you how I created the pages for my fluffy Halloween grunge journal, which I designed for Tim Holtz's idea-ology Halloween 2023 release. I'll walk you through step by step, demonstrating how I took apart two idea-ology fabric journals, stitched them back together, and then dyed them using distress oxide sprays and distress spray stains.
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Love your idea of using a hair straightener for ironing! So much smaller & easier to handle than a regular sized iron. This journal is amazing! Can't wait to watch the rest of the videos on how you made it!
I use a hair straightener that I thrifted to iron ribbons.
You are so creative with words, I love that. “Threads are hugging each other” (14:11) 😊. “This journal is talking to me, it’s moving”… (18:50). I stopped using my straightening iron long ago and it was just sitting there in my bathroom storage unit. This video gave me the idea to move it into my craft instruments station and start using it. Thanks a lot for that tip!
Very exciting. Seam rippers are less than $1 and last forever. They have blunt tips and when I am fraying fabric I do it while watching television. No need to pay attention to sharp edges. The ones that come with sewing machines are tiny. Ordinary ones are about 6" long, easier to handle. I machine wash any fabric that I am going to dye or paint to remove any manufacturers finishes. These first steps seem fairly easy, but will take a long time. Can't wait to start.
A little prep goes a long way with fabric
This is so cool!!! For those who don't have access to the TH fabric, you could try a drop cloth (for painting) from the hardware store. First, you have to wash and dry it. I've used it for curtains, pillows, piping for pillows and cushions, etc. You won't believe how good it looks after washing (kinda like linen). I've also used it for covers of journals and mini books. Don't know how it would respond to inks.
I have thought this every time I see these little journals in the store. Customize your own. 😊
I bought duck cloth at Hobby Lobby. Actually found two remnants (75% off). I washed and dried it to get rid of any sizing. Just spent HOURS fringing the edges. @@SaltLifeGypsy68
Those drop cloths can be a bit pricey but it is good sturdy material....
That was fascinating,watching the canvas curling up as you were spraying the paint……..🤔🤔🤔🤔
I love this video! Watching your process was so helpful. I was so happy for you when I watched Tim Holtz flip through your makes during his video. You could see how amazed he was with your creativity. Congratulations to you for that and thanks for your detailed process and tutorial on your creation.
Just received o e of these journals. Think I’ll go to the fabric store and get more of this fabric and create pages. Love the grunge effect of your journal, and this is what I was thinking for me. Looking forward to seeing how you decorate yours. I have some halloweeny stuff in my stash, as my younger daughter loves decorating for Halloween. I may also just mess around and make an eclectic journal following some kind of general theme. Enjoy your weekend, Luise.
You are a great inspiration to me. I am greatfull to have come to know your you tube channel. Not only for junk journals but as a unique artist in many mediums. Hugs to you Luise!!!!
It called a seam ripper.
The sewing tool I use the most.
Hello Luise. You have a great sense of humor. It is a pleasure to listen to you. I can't wait to see how you attach your signatures. What a great beginning to a journal. Thank you for sharing.
I love this! Your work is so inspiring to me. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us! By the way, the English word for the tool to open up sewn areas is called a seam ripper here in the USA. ❤
This is so exciting watching these videos on this journal. I thoroughly enjoy all you create.
Luise, there are creative people, and then there are people such as yourself. You are an originator, a visionary, a true master of art. ❤
seam ripper! Thank you for this inspiration! I have a bunch of canvas that I can make these signatures on my own! I love the idea of staying the color on as a base.
I love anything Halloween ! This technique is fascinating to me.
This is fascinating ! Your ideas are amazing. You are a genius 😍😍😍
You are inspiring me. Thank you!!!!
I just barely found you,I've never done a Junk Journal, I'm very excited to watch all of your videos to learn such fun things! Thank you for all of your wisdom you give!! You are awesome ❤
Try out her defemereber videos (a challenge she does in December). Great cross section of her ideas.
Fascinating! Super inspiring! Can't wait for the next part! ❤
Thanks for sharing your process. I am so enjoying this. Still considering making something like this for my daughter because yours is so inspiring. Can’t wait to see all the other videos. 😻
Omg I don't know why I never thought of it before?!?!!? Using a hair straightener is ingenious! Cause I never iron my fabrics and such because I don't want to drag out the iron the board etc. But I use My hair straightener everyday!!!
You are so imaginative, creative and inspiring... totally beyond words. I am in awe watching you grunge up the edges of those pages, and the coloring of them... WOW!!! I love what @TubeYouLena said below... your terminology makes my artsy heart happy. I've never heard of a straightening iron before, but one may be in my future. Really, Luise, these pages are truly amazing, and thank you for sharing their coming together with us.
As usual I love it❤.
Great video! I like the idea of deconstructing the Tim Holtz fabric journals to make your own.
Such a fun journey here.. some new ideas to try across the journal spectrum. New to journal stuff in the last year.. this fabric thing is fascinating! I love multi media and cross over textures…
Thank you!!
Enjoyed video. Thank you for sharing on how you can use your fabric pages techniques. Love your edges and colors of your pages .
Thank you so much for sharing this process! I'm not sure I will ever do it!! But i loved watching your process!
Holy guacamole! So cool-love the shredded fabric edges.
I’m on the lookout for a hair straightener thingy at my thrift stores-genius idea!
Oh my gosh I love watching you grunge the fabric pages! The frayed edges look so good all grunged and the curling on some look great! Good combination of ink color. I'm anxious to try this!
Thank you for sharing your process. So interesting. Fabulous as always ❤
I love your process videos, you go way beoyond my thought process which is why I learn so much form your wonderful channel. Thank you so much
Luise! These pages are so deliciously grungy and perfect. I never knew that Ideology had fabric journals...now I know! I'm with all the others that enjoy watching your process and love to listen to your explanations! ❤ Looking forward to your next video(s).
I love how you grunge the pages. this is so inspirational. I am looking forward to trying this. And I have two flat irons that never get used and I wasn't sure what to do with them this is a great idea using them on fabric. I always find tons of useful tips to use. Love your work I look forward to watching your video's
💀 Hope you can write on that material. Seems so tough. Strange but good job. 💀
Love this idea, lots of work put into it and comes out so unique, WTG Luise!!!!!
Your mind is amazing where it goes and what it creates! Thank you for letting me go along with you on this journey!❤
Quel travail magnifique !!! Bravo Luise et merci pour toutes vos vidéos. J'adore
Fantastic video Luise!!! TFS
Austin TX USA
My favorite job of the markers this year!!!! i am in love with this journal!!!
Love the flat iron tip!
Your work is amazing! ❤
seam ripper is what I think you were searching for. really helpful how you put the items right below your journal post. makes it easy to see what you need. thanks as always for sharing and all the inspiration.
WOW. Amazing process. Love the grunge💜💜
Enjoyed so much watching how you created these pages💙
Loved seeing the pages curl.. such a fun journal ❤
Oh how I enjoyed this,I just can;t wait to see the rest of the videos.Thank you so much Luise.
So glad I watched this video! Learned a lot! So clever to use your hair iron on the pages. You’re the best!
This is awesome, just love it. Thank you for sharing
Looking forward to what you create in this masterpiece
Great ideas - u can buy that fabric in the fabric stores & cut your own --thanks ..
Seam ripper cuts thread that was sown in
Shrink= gets smaller
Such a pleasure watching you create - thank you!
Luise:a very good tutorial. Carol from California
lots of great tips! its going to be fabulous when its done, thanks for sharing!
My mind is spinning with ideas now!!! Thank you.
Love that you are sharing your creative process with us. To me it’s very helpful.
I just love hearing you explain the steps. You are so upbeat and cheerful! And i love the german lilt in your voice. Makes me so happy!
I agree. I really love to just hear you. I'm really tempted to listen to the videos in German after I watch them in English.
Thank you for sharing 💕🙏🏼🌷
I love the hair iron tip! The pages look awesome!
Luisa, how many signatures did you end up using. I tried to keep track rewatching the flip through. Was it three? That would be 12 pages plus the covers. It was so much work fringing the edges that I don't want to make more than I need. Thanks.
Yes, there are 12 pages in total
I hope your going to show how to bind the signatures.
Hi Luise, It has been incredibly bad weather in Tyrol, I hope you weathered it well!
Thinking of you!
Hey, thanks, I'm fine ❤️
❤❤❤amazing!!!!!❤❤❤😅love love this
What a brilliant idea. So clever and creative.
Looking forward to the next one...
i like it thanks your video
Amazing. I can't wait to have a go
Fabulous tutorial! ❤
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I'm so excited to see your upcoming videos! I'm currently working with a Tim Holtz fabric journal for Halloween and it never occurred to me to take it apart. Can't wait to see more of your genius ideas! ❤️
Your process is amazing and so carefully thought out as always. I can’t wait to see your next steps. Thanks. 🤗🇨🇦🤗
Very fun!❤
Thank you for sharing your process and experience. It is wonderful watching your journal come to life and I am excited to see what comes next.
Love it
Oh! A seam ripper is probably what you’re thinking of.
They are easier to use than scissors mainly because they come with a slim poky end that slips under a stitch pretty well. Exception would be embroidery scissors or any other small scissors that are rather skinny.
I do find it easier to sharpen scissors than to sharpen a seam ripper.
I love it! Super inspired by everything you do ... really great to see how you got this journal started. I really want to try these techniques!!!
Wauw!!! 🤩🤩🤩
Will there be a second video on this process?
I have some more videos about this journal coming soon
So beautiful love the colors also thank you for the tips on doing the edges have a groovy day
Thank you, Luise for showing us this. I would love to see the rest of it decorated.
Love this Grunge! Thanks for sharing these steps with us. ❤
This journal is so amazing! I love it!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support!!