Super Simple Triple Pocket Tuck for Junk Journals
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Another super simple pocket pattern that you will love to use in your next junk journal project! You can use all kinds of paper from recycled book pages to designer papers and this fun pattern even works with junk mail envelopes! I think you will like it! Thanks to @nancypyter1511 for the idea and I hope you'll visit her channel to get even more lovely ideas!
Nancy’s Triple Pocket Tuck = • Triple Pocket Tuck
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Another fun, quick and easy element! Love it! 😃❤️
I’m always on the look out for quick and easy, haha! Thanks so much Elaine!
Love this!! Especially because it is so versatile! I love the interpretation with the envelope too!
Thanks for sharing Kathleen...and thanks to Nancy for inspiring you!
Thank you Kerri! I hope it will be useful to you. Nancy is pretty creative.
I love using up window pocket
I know! Yep! Thanks for watching Sandy!
Another great pocket idea. Will go and watch Nancy's video! Thank you, Kathleen for sharing.
Thank you so much Mindy! Nancy has so many great ideas, you’ll love her.
This is a great idea. Thanks to you and to Nancy for this great idea. I like the option to have it as a floating pocket. Lots of versatility for this one.
I kind of like it as a floating pocket too Linda! Thanks so much for coming by!
I have a ton of window envelopes! Love this quick project!
I’m glad you do Lorna - have fun!
Great to have new ideas from other crafters! Tfs... hugs
It is Bonnie! Thanks so much for watching.
Kathleen! I love your take on the pocket/tuck! It's so fun to come up with so many varieties right! Thank you for the shout out too friend! Hugs!🥰
Thank you Nancy! I hope I did it justice. You have so many great ideas and all of them are just right up my creative alley. Absolutely my pleasure to be associated with you!
@@BeAgainBooks 🥰
Another easy pocket ❤. And yours is so pretty 🩷. Thanks for showing how. I'll head over and watch how Nancy did hers.
Thank you Evie! I appreciate you!
I love this! You sound so much like the people I knew when I lived in Providence, Utah in Cache Valley. You sound like a lady I knew very well in relief society. I’m from East Tennessee and I’m back here now but I lived in Utah for 8 years. I’m happy to have found your UA-cam channel!
That's awesome! I'm actually from southeastern Idaho and have been attending Relief Societies all my adult life. So cool that my videos bring back memories for you. Thanks for watching!
Love this idea. So versatile for all kinds of journals. Blessings from Ohio.
Thanks so much Betty! I do find these kinds of elements helpful. Thanks for watching.
Kathleen love this idea. I just made all three version templates, top tuck, side tuck and window envelope. Thanks so much. Hugs and stay well.
Oh I am glad for this Ina! Glad that it’s something you will enjoy using.
So pretty and yes, easy. TY for sharing
My pleasure Chris! Thank you for watching.
😍❤️ loved it when Nancy did it and loving yours too!
Nancy has such great ideas! Thanks so much Carol!
I love this both ways
Thanks so much Dorothy!
Thank you very good idea love this pocket like idea of envelope with window great combo ❤
Theola
I’m so glad Theola! Thank you!
What an awesome idea! I’m definitely going to try this! Thank you! You have such a calming voice and are a delight. Thank you! ❤
Thank you so much! I hope you have a fun, creative day today!
Another wonderful project
Thanks so much Nana!
My type of projects. I will have to look up Nancy's video also. ☺♥
Thank you Joan! Nancy has lots of great ideas - you’ll love her.
Fun and easy. Thanks for sharing. ❤❤
Fun and easy elements are the best! Thank you Joyce!
This is a really useful piece. I think the paper you used for your example is very pretty, and I like that inside can be seen.
I’m glad you think so! Thank you!
A very helpful pocket for sure. It gives you a lot of options. ☺️🙏 Thanks
I’m so glad you think so Bront! Thanks very much!
LOVE THIS! ❤
Thanks so much Gloria!
Thanks, Kathleen. Quick, yet, versatile, simple and able to be kept “plainer” or really decorated! Thank you, too, to Nancy! 😀💞
Thanks so much Keryn!
Nice clear instructions. Thank you for sharing. 💜🐞
Thanks so much Ila!
Great project, I love it. Thanks for sharing💞B
I’m glad to hear it Betty! Thank you!
Great tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing such an easy but incredibly useful project! ❤
My pleasure June! Thanks for watching.
Love this!!!
Thank you! ☺️
I love this idea!! Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you Darla!
Lovely make 😊
Thanks very much Sioned!
This is such fun! I’m eager to try.
I’m glad Dawn! Thanks so much.
Hi Kathleen! Love your channel and all the tips that you share.
I have one I would like to share with you. A lint roller is a great accessory to have on your desk to pick up all the little scraps on your workspace.
Robin
What a great tip! Thank you!
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Thank you Robin! I’m really happy to be useful! Thanks so much for that tip - it’s a great suggestion!
Nice pocket😊 Merci
Thank you LouLou! I'm glad you like it!
Another good video. I like that you make a sample to put into a book~so when you don't know exactly what to make you have the samples to look at. I'm going to start doing that. Blessings....
Thank you Nancy! I’m glad you like the idea - I have a video that explains how I use this - if you’re interested. ua-cam.com/video/RX2lhNl4iE0/v-deo.htmlsi=769OBrxrLR1G4G0Q
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Thanks so much Karen!
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Thank you Angela!
I love it! The one you made is very pretty. I wanted to ask how your detective journal is coming along? Are you going to do any more videos for it? I would love to see it again. Have a great week!
Thank you so much Sheryl! I am kind of in waiting mode on my detective journal, actually. I’m waiting for my grandson to create images of the characters for me and also “the case” is in a little period of waiting while the creator defends her doctoral thesis, haha. It could take some time to get through this. I think this group did three cases last year. It’s fun!
@@BeAgainBooks Thanks for letting me know! I can't wait to see the progress. :)
Hi Kathleen this was a creative idea from Nancy Pyter! I have one question at time stamp 8:35 where you punched (rounded) the bottom left corner. Where would you place it on the page as a tuck? Is the rounded corner the opening of the tuck? I need to learn more about this. Thank you.
Yes, the idea is from Nancy! I mention that in the video and give a link to Nancy’s video in the description. I punch a rounded corner just to remind myself that I can attach it to a page as a tuck, rather than leaving it as a floating element. So, rounding the corner isn’t necessary at all. If I want it to be a tuck on the page, I would glue it along the long edge and across the bottom and tuck additional papers behind the element. I demonstrate this at about 4:15.
Kathleen, do you happen to know the name of the printable?
Yes, Jill - it is Raindrop Lila’s “Timeless Beauty.”
@@BeAgainBooks Thank you.