Creating a Journal cover and spine.

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[@raveyhites7179]

Thank you so much for a great easy to follow tutorial. 👍👏

[@KreativePaperStudio]

You're very welcome!

[@maiko.makes73]

When I grow up, I want to make covers like you...

[@KreativePaperStudio]

Lol. Thank you. I say this about myself with some youtubbers

[@TheTruckingScribe]

I like how you put this cover together.

[@KreativePaperStudio]

This is def. my favorite way of putting a journal together.

[@brendashockman9250]

Fantastic tutorial as always Cassie.

[@KreativePaperStudio]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@annheatherton]

Thanks for showing how to do this type of cover. It is always nice to learn alternate methods. So far I have only used chipboard with a hidden spine, so my pamphlet stitch strings do not show on the outside. But we all need to broaden our horizons, no? I always dread doing the cover, but you seemed very relaxed doing yours. Thx for the inspo. (✿◠‿◠) Subbed.

[@KreativePaperStudio]

Welcome to my channel and thank you for the sub. I love making the journal covers. They are so easy for me.

[@llcreationsstudiojournals]

New subbie here, Linda. Loved your video!! So easy to follow. TFS. Please share what papers you used. Must appreciated.

[@KreativePaperStudio]

Thank you for subbing. The kit I used was by Pinkmonarchprints and it is called Rosy Gazette.