I thought to myself I need to really start working with these envelopes. Doing something with them. Since I am in the junk journal business I will develop my own designs. So thats what I am doing right now. I do have to confess that I am using and reworking what other ladies have come up with but putting my own twist on it.
Here is the front cover. I will be working on a tutorial for it as soon as I am done with the one I am starting on today. In the one pictured above I used quite a few gifts and swap items I received from other ladies.
Here is a picture of the start of my new envelope journal. I already hav the envelopes attached together and ready to work out my design. I will also do a tutorial for this particular one.
Distress oxide. The brand I use is by Ranger the Tim Holtz line. To get the effect I want I will use three to four different inks.
I will also be using an old book. This particular one is an old biology book from the 1920’s. You can always use whatever book pages you would like.
I will also use bits of lace and ephemera in my journal. You can choose what you would like to go in your journal.
So I worked on a new journal for two or three days. That’s the amount of time it takes to make one when you work and have children to take care of!
Here is the front cover. I will be working on a tutorial for it as soon as I am done with the one I am starting on today. In the one pictured above I used quite a few gifts and swap items I received from other ladies.
Here is a picture of the start of my new envelope journal. I already hav the envelopes attached together and ready to work out my design. I will also do a tutorial for this particular one.
If you would like to start collecting things for my tutorial here is a small list.
Some of the main things I will be using for the design are:
Distress oxide. The brand I use is by Ranger the Tim Holtz line. To get the effect I want I will use three to four different inks.
I will also be using an old book. This particular one is an old biology book from the 1920’s. You can always use whatever book pages you would like.
I will also use bits of lace and ephemera in my journal. You can choose what you would like to go in your journal.
Happy crafting!
The Lion
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