You’re so right Pam. I’ve been working on those other bigger journals for what seems like forever. It was very freeing to clear out some of that extra stuff and just throw it together without trying to decorate every page.
Impressive. I overthink everything and spend far too much time making anything. Not sure I could manage to complete one in an hour but I think I’m up for the challenge once I can finish off my current projects. I like the variety of ephemera and it adds to the interest throughout. Tfs
Thank you! Sometimes I do like to spend extra time on a journal. This one was made up of leftovers from the 3 other journals I’d been working on. There were some pretty pages in there.
So many interesting pages here! I’m wondering-you said that there was no paper in the spine, so does that mean that you used a separate page for the front and back covers rather than a single page folded in the middle?
That’s right Lisa. When I played back the video I realized I wasn’t real clear on that. I left about a 3/4 inch space between the front and back. Then I attached both to the inside fabric.
This is great! Some of the best things come from what’s on our desk. For me, it keeps me from over thinking, which I tend to do.
You’re so right Pam. I’ve been working on those other bigger journals for what seems like forever. It was very freeing to clear out some of that extra stuff and just throw it together without trying to decorate every page.
quick and beautiful - again, very creative!
Thanks sir!
Love it! Tfs! ❤
Thank you Donna!
This is great… and in one hour… what a great challenge… :). It’s kinda like left overs… but I love it… the mix is great. Dee
Thank you Dee. It was easier than trying to put all those pages back where they came from.
Impressive. I overthink everything and spend far too much time making anything. Not sure I could manage to complete one in an hour but I think I’m up for the challenge once I can finish off my current projects. I like the variety of ephemera and it adds to the interest throughout. Tfs
Thank you! Sometimes I do like to spend extra time on a journal. This one was made up of leftovers from the 3 other journals I’d been working on. There were some pretty pages in there.
So many interesting pages here! I’m wondering-you said that there was no paper in the spine, so does that mean that you used a separate page for the front and back covers rather than a single page folded in the middle?
That’s right Lisa. When I played back the video I realized I wasn’t real clear on that. I left about a 3/4 inch space between the front and back. Then I attached both to the inside fabric.