I know I’m about 4 years late on this lol but I can’t tell you just how much I love the way you did this cover. I never thought to stitch close to the board to be able to see the beautiful overhang of fabric. So lovely! Brilliant ❤I’ve watched thousands of videos and this is the first time seeing that. Will definitely be trying this! I love love loveeee the edges and ohhhhh the things you can do with them!! ❤❤❤❤
OMG. I definitely will be looking for pt 2 of your junk journal. I am such a shabby chic admirer. Your choice on the fabric for the cover is so perfect. I recently started assembling one but need to get some twine for the sheets of paper. Haven’t been able to go out. Staying safe from all this we are going thru. Can’t wait for your next tutorial. Most importantly, stay safe as well.
LOVE that fabric, I can't wait to see this one come together. G45 is an all-time favourite of mine ... I've been hoarding some of this one too, maybe you'll inspire me to finally use it! TFS. Leanne.
Wow I had been watching so many videos about covering a journal …but yours wow your video answer me all my questions…your cover looks gorgeous it’s amazing ..all the information that I need and been looking it’s here with your video thank you so so much for sharing..🙏👌👌👌👌💗💗💞💗💞💗🌸💗💞💗💞💗💞👌💞🙋🏻♀️🌻
You and I have a similar aesthetic. I got some textured fabric I am using in my journal covers. I went looking for more to try the technique on other fabrics. I have inktense blocks & GAC 900 & color the fabric. Very fun to do. That "bedspread" look I am painting the raised part. Anyway. I want that Ladies pack! Will be hunting it down on Amazon ❤🤗🙏
Do you ever add white gesso to the insides and then cover with fabric? That would hide the dark packaging and add less bulk to the inside. I love that cover fabric!
@@debbieharper4771 no I haven’t had any response..except from you.. I’ve looked everywhere that I can think of. I do have many other videos that I can watch but I really would have appreciated seeing the rest of this one. If you find it would you let me know please? Hope you have more success than me😔
PLEASE tell US what happened to the journal? We need to know😉😉😁😆 IF it got messed up or IF someone steal it, or maby your dog ate it we are not angry. ❤❤❤
Hi dear, thank you for your funny comment. It did make me smile. I didn’t realize how popular this video would be. I kinda lost mojo when starting this journal and I haven’t picked it back up. I see the interest in this and will definitely finish it up. Thanks for the interest in seeing my work, I truly appreciate it. Xoxo ~Jenifer
@@ATraceofSparkle Just an idea. If you've truly lost interest in finishing this journal, maybe use the cover as a giveaway? As you can see by the comments, there are many of us who absolutely love it and would probably really enjoy completing it. :) It would be a shame to let such a beautiful cover go unfinished.
Love your journal. Want to share a technique with you. When layering fabric, I like to use quilters basting spray. If I don't have any on hand, I use hairspray (much cheaper, doesn't cause breathing problems, and easier to clean up the overspray). Just spray one fabric, layer on the other and briefly iron to dry.
I make mine because I l8ve the process so many things to do in 1 project. And when my journal is done i Will use it like a memorybook, i have pics of my kids and I write what we do and so on. Or im scrapbooking in it and write about my thoughts or how im feeling. There is so many things u can do. I dont like mine to bee stuffed with ephmera, like some do. But i l8ve to se their style too. I have little less with stuff, like "the Queen of junk journals" johanna glouch ( spelling?) On RUclips. Thats moore my style 😊🙏🧡
@@barbroheller2193 use hair spray in place of basting spray. Lay your backing fabric down wrong side up, spray lightly with hair spray (I use Aqua Net hair spray), then lay batting on top. Spray batting again, layer other fabric right side up on top of batting.
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I know I’m about 4 years late on this lol but I can’t tell you just how much I love the way you did this cover. I never thought to stitch close to the board to be able to see the beautiful overhang of fabric. So lovely! Brilliant ❤I’ve watched thousands of videos and this is the first time seeing that. Will definitely be trying this! I love love loveeee the edges and ohhhhh the things you can do with them!! ❤❤❤❤
OMG. I definitely will be looking for pt 2 of your junk journal. I am such a shabby chic admirer. Your choice on the fabric for the cover is so perfect. I recently started assembling one but need to get some twine for the sheets of paper. Haven’t been able to go out. Staying safe from all this we are going thru. Can’t wait for your next tutorial. Most importantly, stay safe as well.
❤❤❤❤❤😊 nice work 👍
So beautiful honey and you were just getting started🥰😍💖
Lovely!
Beautiful Jenifer!! Love the fabric. Looking forward to seeing you make the rest of the journal!!♥️
Beautiful beyond belief!
LOVE that fabric, I can't wait to see this one come together. G45 is an all-time favourite of mine ... I've been hoarding some of this one too, maybe you'll inspire me to finally use it! TFS. Leanne.
Wow I had been watching so many videos about covering a journal …but yours wow your video answer me all my questions…your cover looks gorgeous it’s amazing ..all the information that I need and been looking it’s here with your video thank you so so much for sharing..🙏👌👌👌👌💗💗💞💗💞💗🌸💗💞💗💞💗💞👌💞🙋🏻♀️🌻
I like it :) love that fabric!
The fabric is beautiful thanks for sharing 😍🌴
Love the fabric you are using.
Beautiful fabric....cover and inside!! Can't wait to see this come together Jeninfer!! TFS!! Hugs, Liz:)
Matelassé is one of my favorite types of fabric. This will turn out beautifully, no doubt! I look forward to seeing the final results!
You and I have a similar aesthetic. I got some textured fabric I am using in my journal covers. I went looking for more to try the technique on other fabrics. I have inktense blocks & GAC 900 & color the fabric. Very fun to do. That "bedspread" look I am painting the raised part.
Anyway. I want that Ladies pack! Will be hunting it down on Amazon
❤🤗🙏
Love the fabrics you used.
I really like your methods. Thank you for a very well explained video. I will be back to see you.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you! xoxo ~Jenifer
Looking forward to watching this unfold.
Merci beaucoup , on attend la suite avec impatience .
Thank you! 🌹 ❤
Do you ever add white gesso to the insides and then cover with fabric? That would hide the dark packaging and add less bulk to the inside. I love that cover fabric!
This is a good tip! Thank you
This cover turned out so lovely ! XXX
Oh, Do you have another video showing how you finished the edge, and the cover?
Beautiful!
Where is part two? 🤔🤔🤔
Beautiful cover Hugs Bonie
When will you have the next video to this one? I would love to see it all
I was following along making the fabric cover....can't find #2?????? Help.
Beautiful, really inspiring! What is Doreens link? I love the lace and doilys
Ohhlala
Hello Jennifer, did you finished that Journal???? 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
is there a part 2
Part 2 would help
I can’t find the next videos for making this journal…can someone help please?
Did you get a response? I can't find part 2 either and I'm VERY curious to see what happened next...
@@debbieharper4771 no I haven’t had any response..except from you.. I’ve looked everywhere that I can think of. I do have many other videos that I can watch but I really would have appreciated seeing the rest of this one. If you find it would you let me know please? Hope you have more success than me😔
Is Oglala still in business?
Where is the next part?!?!?!
Where is part 2?
PLEASE tell US what happened to the journal? We need to know😉😉😁😆 IF it got messed up or IF someone steal it, or maby your dog ate it we are not angry. ❤❤❤
Hi dear, thank you for your funny comment. It did make me smile. I didn’t realize how popular this video would be. I kinda lost mojo when starting this journal and I haven’t picked it back up. I see the interest in this and will definitely finish it up. Thanks for the interest in seeing my work, I truly appreciate it. Xoxo ~Jenifer
@@ATraceofSparkle i know that feeling when u start something and it dosent feel right or u just dont finish it! We do understand! ❤❤
@@ATraceofSparkle Just an idea. If you've truly lost interest in finishing this journal, maybe use the cover as a giveaway? As you can see by the comments, there are many of us who absolutely love it and would probably really enjoy completing it. :) It would be a shame to let such a beautiful cover go unfinished.
I found her Facebook page.
Cindy Barnard hi Cindy, I left her information in the description box. Check it out. 😁 xoxo ~Jenifer
Why wouldn't you make your decisions off camera. You waste so much time when you could be teaching something
I wish I understood why journals, what's the point to write in them like a diary?
I just don't get it. I don't mean no harm. Thanks
Love your journal. Want to share a technique with you. When layering fabric, I like to use quilters basting spray. If I don't have any on hand, I use hairspray (much cheaper, doesn't cause breathing problems, and easier to clean up the overspray). Just spray one fabric, layer on the other and briefly iron to dry.
@@novenaslaterroth3581 thank you for that tip. I don’t know why RUclips doesn’t send me all of the notifications. Xoxo ~Jenifer
I make mine because I l8ve the process so many things to do in 1 project. And when my journal is done i Will use it like a memorybook, i have pics of my kids and I write what we do and so on. Or im scrapbooking in it and write about my thoughts or how im feeling. There is so many things u can do. I dont like mine to bee stuffed with ephmera, like some do. But i l8ve to se their style too. I have little less with stuff, like "the Queen of junk journals" johanna glouch ( spelling?) On RUclips. Thats moore my style 😊🙏🧡
@@novenaslaterroth3581 why hairspray for what?🤔🤔 please till me,i dont know
@@barbroheller2193 use hair spray in place of basting spray. Lay your backing fabric down wrong side up, spray lightly with hair spray (I use Aqua Net hair spray), then lay batting on top. Spray batting again, layer other fabric right side up on top of batting.
what we don't get to see the rest of the journey so disappointed.
Where is part 2???