Shabby Chic All Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2021
- In this video I go through the steps I take to create an all fabric journal cover from start to finish. I also show how to sew in the fabric "pages". A final flip through of the completed journal is also on my channel.
Original inspiration from:
Andrea of ARTYmaze
/ @artymaze
DISCLAIMER : Due to products and supplies used to make the items that I show in my tutorials, all my videos are intended for adult crafters over 18 years old.
My etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/GlamJunkJou...
Website: glitterandglammadebypam.com/
Instagram: @glamjunkjournals
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The journal is lovely and I appreciate the tutorial, but what really caught my eye was how graceful your hands are. They remind me so much of my late mother.
I was just thinking that!🙂
Absolutely beautiful journal…so unique…thank you…hope to make one myself…yes beautiful creative hands
utterly beautiful................. you are so very talented. Thank you for sharing your techniques with us
Thanks for the kind words, I appreciate them!
Finally. I’m seeing lace books again. Love it
I know! Lace is so beautiful!
Just gorgeous! So rich and lovely crafted!
Thank you so much - I appreciate it!
Wow! What beautiful fabrics! You have an excellent eye for mixing patterns. Thank you for showing how you do this.
❤ Shirley
Thank you Shirley- mixing patterns is one of my favorite things to do - thanks for the comment!! 💕💕 xx Pam
That is beautiful.. thank you so much for sharing your process, excellent tutorial.
Thanks my friend! I still use this journal cover in a lot of my current journals!
Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for the inspiration and tutorial ❤
Thank you Danielle! xx Pam
Thank you. Thank you! Now off to create in fabric.
Thanks so much Phyllis!
I don't think it would've occurred to me to start with a fabric collage. It's brilliant and beautiful. Thanks for the inspiration! ~Velvet
Glad I have inspired you! Thanks so much!!
Thank you. I have been wondering how to do this. I watched both of your videos while I did some cooking in the kitchen today. Anxious to try it myself.
Oh I love to hear it - please let me know if you have any questions!
Hello I just found your videos and am now one of your new subscribers I love the way you work and enjoyed watching and listening to you THANKYOU I look forward to seeing more in the future and meeting your cat Bless You Both
Aww thank you!
WOW!! 😍
Such beautiful goodies to make such beautiful things! That cover is absolutely GORGEOUS!! SO much gorgeousness in this video...I LOVE IT. 😁 TFS
Thank you so much!! I appreciate it!
This is really fabulous 🤩
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Thank you for sharing
You are an inspiration! Loved the tutorial!
So happy to hear that - thank you Connie!
Pam, I so love your fabric collages. They are a work of art. Fabric adds so much to a journal. Thank you so much for introducing us to your process. It was truly inspiring and very helpful.
Glad to hear it was helpful! I love fabric so much, and I agree it adds so much to a journal. You are so sweet, thank you!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your process, knowledge, and expertise. Your tutorials are easy to follow and inspiring!
That's great to hear, thank you I appreciate it!
Hi, this is so beautiful and inspiring! I couldn't find the flip through video but will keep looking! Thanks for sharing your process!
Hi! Thank you for the nice comment - here is a link to the flip through: ua-cam.com/video/UmGL8xMPnUg/v-deo.html 💗💗
@@GlamJunkJournals thanks so much! It is truly a work of art!
@@celestialstorybooks Thank you💙💙!
This truly is a piece with love blended in every stitch. Absolutely beautiful 🤗🤗🤗.
I really enjoyed your video process.
Love, love, loved the addition of the strip for the inside pockets. A gorgeous table cloth that you repurposed……love it.
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Thank you so much! I appreciate it!
It was really exciting watching you create this beauty.
Thank you so much!! I really loved putting this one together - something similar for you perhaps??😍😍💕💕
@@GlamJunkJournals Definitely!!!
Love this, going to try it as I have a ton of fabrics and laces. TFS! New subbie from Northern Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦🇺🇦.
That is so awesome and thanks so much for subscribing!
That is SO Beautiful!! Subscribed
THANKS!!
Just gorgeous! Really beautiful. I’m doing a shabby journal right now and this proves to me I do not have enough embellishments on mine yet!! Not even close! Thanks!!
I know what you mean!! I feel that way too - just keep adding - I don't know when to say enough is enough. Thank you for your kind words!
Wow! I just love watching your tutorial on making a fabric cover! I’ve got tons of fabric thrifted, and had been looking for someone who has been making soft fabric covers. Lucky me, to have found you & your process! I really appreciate you sharing what you’ve learned xoxo Watching you from Canada. Gillian
Yay, That's awesome! I love to incorporate fabrics in my journals - it adds so much! Thank you!
Awesomely done Pam!!!
Thank you so much for the tutorial and for sharing your gorgeous creation! ❤
Your Junk Journal is absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you so much!
The wide white beautiful lace should be on the spine of your journal. It will draw more attention to it.
Thank you for that idea - I appreciate you commenting.
Wow you make really beautiful covers Pam🥰 I have so much fabric and I can't wait to try this patchwork technique! Thank you so much!
Thank you Stacy! It is so much fun to use fabric!
Lovely patterns! :-)
Speechless 🤯🤗 WOWWWWW!!!!
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Aww, you are too sweet, thank you so much!!
nice to see how you planned it out 💞
Absolutely gorgeous!!
Thank you! 😊
You just made my day, Pam! Your tutorial is awesome !
Thanks so much my friend! I always appreciate your kindness😍
great wokrk!
Thank you!
Thank you for the tutorial Pam...it was very helpful...and I was quite curious as how you create your fabulous covers! You definitely put a lot of thought and hard work into them!! 😊😊👍😀❤️❤️
Thanks Julie - that is what my goal is with my tutorials!
This journal has turned out so beautiful. I’m not a fan of the fabric patchwork, but I love how this turned out. I do love ribbon and lace and I feel you have taken this journal to an amazing level. I’m so glad you showed up in my feed and cannot wait to view more of your creations. 💜
Aww, thank you so much! I appreciate it💕💕
Great video! I was looking to see if you have a tutorial on making fabric signature pages? Did I miss it? I’d really like to see how you do it. Thank you!
Thank you! I did not do a tutorial on the fabric signature pages. My original inspiration was from ARTYMaze, here is her video: ua-cam.com/video/NjTeZDyJD4U/v-deo.htmlsi=aY9IV7gBKHAu3z7m
Pam I just started following you because I just got interested into doing junk journaling. I’m watching so many videos for beginners, using a book, using fabric. I have a question and I hope you get this message and I hope you can answer it for me. I see you’re using fabric glue would mod podge work as well? Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with us. You did such a wonderful job and so Congratulations too you!! 😊💕🥳
Thank you so much Marlene! My experience with mod podge and fabric is it does work except it can make the fabric stiff and it can bleed thru leaving a sheen on the fabric. Fabri Tac is my go to for fabric😁😁
So gorgeous! I love your layers. But I have found in past projects when I used E6000 glue on fabrics although it’s fabulous at holding, after a few years it yellows and discolors the fabric and becomes quite unsightly. A very disappointing outcome in the long run.
I appreciate the info - thank you!
Ok loved this methode but were is the part 2 flip through im wanting to see how it looks please let me know were is part 2 please
Hi Denise! - here is the link - it is under the playlist "flip throughs" and is titled Shabby Chic Pink and Blue: ua-cam.com/video/UmGL8xMPnUg/v-deo.html
I am still relatively new to junk journaling. What is the purpose of a fabric journal? Is it just a collection of fabrics or are there places for journaling I'm not completely understanding and all fabric journal. Thank you for educating me.
There are many ways to interpret and use a junk journal. Some people use theirs to keep there own memories/pictures/keepsakes in. Others use theirs to journal in. And still others, just like to have them to admire and look at. So far as an all fabric junk journal, the same applies depending on if there are booklets/tags/papers included in the journal to write on. (that just depends on how the journal was created) . These are held in the journal by pockets, tuck spots, tied with ribbon, clipped on... I think the allure of an all fabric journal is using different fabrics and laces in lieu of a more traditional hard cover journal and regular paper pages. I love the beauty of fabrics and laces, so I try to incorporate them in all of my journals. I have many flip throughs of fabric journals on my channel that show the addition of booklets/tags/papers included in them for journaling. The term "junk" is widely interpreted. I feel that creating a "junk" journal incorporates reusing and recycling items that could otherwise be donated or thrown out ie: paper bags, junk mail, clothing, cardboard boxes old books, vintage paper, antique linens, wallpaper - you name it! The possibilities are endless - please let me know if I answered your question and if you have any further questions - I'd be happy to try and answer them! 💗
How in the world do you order one?!
Hi Jane - thanks for asking. Either contact me through my Etsy shop and we can discuss the details, and/or favorite my Etsy shop so that you get a notification when I add a journal to my shop.
So you don’t worry about stitching over each other front to back per page? I hope u understand what I’m trying to say
I think I understand, but could you clarify? Are you speaking of when I attach the fabric pages to the cover? Let me know and I'd be happy to answer your question.. Thanks!
@@GlamJunkJournals like you have your front collage do u see it before you do the back of that front page?
Sew
@@evelynbrady3347Thanks for getting back to me - yes I sew all over the front collage cover and then add fabric to the back. That way you don't see any of the stitching.