P.S. Yes, the short videos are nice, esp. for something that is easy to follow just by looking. BUT, I can watch your videos ALL DAY long!. As a matter of fact, I'm still healing from the shldr. replacement and some days do exactly that! You are a part of my life now.
This would be such a nice way to include bits of sentimental fabrics from the clothing of growing children, or deceased loved ones. When I was a kid, my mother made us wall hangings covered with pockets to store our treasures in. They were cute as well as handy.
Hi ,hw r u.I also made some hangings only using the pockets,that too for keeping ugarment , essential documents, little belongings like watches hankies wallets ,hairbands,to be hanged in d cupboard or anywhere convenient.so I liked ur work sooo much👍👍👍
I had an old shirt that I loved but it was ripped so it needed binning 😢 Before I threw it away I cut the collar, cuffs, buttons & pockets off. The only thing was not knowing exactly how I could use the pockets, then I saw this. Thank you Natasha for giving my old shirt a new purpose.
I love your show and tell videos! I won’t wAtch a video much longer than 30 minutes. I can figure most of the “how tos”, but I love it it when you share your ideas and visions! Thank you ! ❤️
I have a question! how are you so wonderful? i literally love you for recycling. if only everyone thought like you! if the world doesnt change the way we consume plastic very soon global warming and world mess will be beyond repair. I feel sorry for our kids and their kids and future generations. keep up the beautiful work of turning discarded items into beauties #savetheplanet. I love your genius xxx
its fun to use our clothing in journal making - or even purchase some from the Thrift Shop - Natasa when you were showing the pocket with the pens on front - but you didn't want to attach it because it would get in the way of writing - you can Velcro it on - and then remove it when writing or creating in the journal - just wanted to give you a suggestion - lovely video - Hugs xx
Holy cow, you read my mind! I'm making a sewing journal and had already decided a jeans pocket is going on the inside back cover. Like a fun library card pocket! You totally get me!! Love the idea of the wall hanging made of pockets.
Thanks for another cool idea Natasa! Love the journal pocket of course, but the pkt. tags are really cool for many things. You have an amazing creative brain! Especially describing the wall hanging you want to make. WOW! HUGS to you!
You inspired me. . again! I planned on making my girls and my nieces journals for Christmas, and in my older girl's journal, I will use a pocket from one of my scrap clothes pieces and fill it with cut out typed messages of love to her. I wrote it up before I even watched this whole video. I love her so much! I am so lucky to have her. She's 7. The other one just turned 3, so she is too young for the same kind of gift, but she will get one for painting and gluing in. She loves to play with the toys I use, so she rips paper and glues it down on other paper, etc. Lol She also loves to paint! Thank you as always!
I like to make collage pages with old clothes that had holes. It can look Really good. I made a journal cover and back with a collaged shirt and scrap of material that covered a nice hard soap I bought once. I should put a pic in here, but I don't have one yet.
Love this and the ideas are endless. Get some cork board and tack them all as well art ! Great idea! Thanks Natasha 💜💜💜✌️✌️ Sherry Have a super fantastic weekend
Those are "COOL" specially for writers, thinkers and art students, also even us (crafters), if we happen to be somewhere and an idea comes to us!!! I know that's a long sentence. I was so excited about you showing me something I could finally do with all these jeans that no one wants right now!!! Thanks for the inspiration and showing your ideas to us. I loved it.
What a great way to start my weekend I just took pockets off some jeans and wondering what I could do with them for this time? I've use the pockets before to transfer old pictures when I was a little girl, (3 or 4) yrs, in a black & white photo I left a little bit of the pants above the pockets to tie thick twine in one knot on each side decorated with buttons, etc now it hangs on the door nob in my sew studio. So when I seen your video it brought back memories I'm so happy to find another way to use my pockets and all your ideals where awesome & loved all your ideals. Thanks so much for sharing you are very creative!!!!!
Great ideas here! I’ve been saving old jeans because I want to make a purse using the seat...so front pockets with zipper are in front and rear pockets in back. But using other jeans or shirts I can make journal inserts! I think it would be fun to attach one to a large paper clip so it can be slid on and off easily. TYFS! Your channel is still my fav ❤️🦋💜
Good Morning Natasha & Friends 🙂 Natasha, All of your creative ideas are a Wonderful use for pockets in a variety of ways! I also use pockets~now I have new uses for! Thank you for sharing! Have a Beautiful, Cozy Fall Season! 🥰
Great upcycling project. They woud look good on a cork board as storage. I live with Mr Messy and so I love new ideas about recycling the clothes that get ruined. TY x
Thank you so much Natasha for posting this video.....I have been saving pockets like these for quite sometime and have been thinking all these days as to how can I use them in my projects....your video has given some ideas which I will be working on now.....your videos are always inspiring.....I never miss any of them
Very inspiring, thank you for this video. I've often wondered what to do with pockets on clothes that I deconstruct. Organizer bags also have very interesting pockets that could be stitched on a cover or tag. Last week I followed your tutorial making covers from tissue boxes. They turned out cute, and now I'm thinking these pockets would have been nice ephemera pockets . However, instead of an ephemera journal, I turned my tissue boxes into traveler's notebook covers. The seam of the tissue box cover formed an extra crease to accommodate gator mouth expansion. I made five of these TN and they fit nicely stored in a tissue box.
Natasha these are SO cute! The first two you showed us, the plaid ones, looked perfect for a man's journal... I know some men would love a place to keep treasures and write things down. I'm sure you're too young to remember, but in the '70s we used to make bags (not a "purse" really, but it held all that kind of stuff) out of jeans by cutting the legs off, stitching just above the crotch, and making a shoulder strap out of fabric from one of the legs. Some girls would even line theirs with flannel! I love re-using jeans 👖 (but REAL jeans, not those ones with stretchy Lycra in them. 😮😳😩😝. This was fun! And I love your idea of a bulletin board of sorts with a couple of pockets on it to hold pens and pencils and stuff. So clever my dear, SO clever. With love from the Southern California desert, MK. ❤️☀️🌵
Hi Natasha, These upcycled pockets should be a hit with your followers. I love that you think outside the box and use a lot of recyled items in your projects. Summer has ended in the states a few short weeks ago so I really wasn't into the craft for awhile. I started again this week and turned to your videos for inspirations. I watched your finished journal video ( one with the large sunflower) so I had in mind a larger size journal. Well I made the cover and soon realized that the signatures would be way to small, even 12×12 papers wouldnt work. Now I see your large journal here so I wondered how you made these signatures. Would you please explain a little of the process? It's very nice that you offer questions and I am grateful. Phew! Long comment. Lol, I thank you for sharing all your creatively and your wonderful personality. 🌻
Oh yes, I see what you mean. Ok so for large jourals, or the particular one that I've shown, I either have the printer paper sideways in thee, I also used large sheets out of large notebooks, or I also hinge smaller papers together by overlapping and gluing, or I sew them together. I hope it makes sense. If you have a look at this video here ruclips.net/video/hN1a5lbLb6s/видео.html there is a very large journal, and you may be able to see what I'm talking about. Good luck!
@@TreasureBooks Thanks for reminding me, I do have large sheets of graft paper and some paper bags to start off with. I'm heading to the link now. Thank you so much.💌
These are lovely. It’s such a great way to use clothes that you love but that are damaged or stained. I use pockets and buttons from my daughter’s little blouses and tops from when she was tiny, you know, the ones that you can’t bear to get rid of because they are so cute and bring back memories. I love your work. 😘
That is an amazing idea!! The one pocket you thought about gluing to the front but it was going to be too bulky to write when open. . .I am a visual person so I am not sure if I can explain my idea. . The journal is closed and the pocket is sitting on top. Make a tag that is two layers and HINGES ON THE RIGHT. Then make a "sandwich" - form the bottom up - the journal, the two layer tag (that hinges on the right) and finally the beautiful tag. From the bottom up - glue the FRONT of the journal to the BACK of the two layered tag. Glue the FRONT of the two layered tag to the BACK of the beautiful tag. When it is done the beautiful tag will "hinge" put of the way when the journal is opened. You will still have access to all your pens and drawing instruments in the pocket. Did that make sense? I hope so. Lovely video!!
What an AWESOME idea! I love this and can think of SO many ways to use it. I'm calling may daughter-in-law and telling her not to throw away any of the grandchildren's jeans :)
Yes I like that too the big tag journal did you just copy and then enlarge a tag? or did you start from scratch and make your own? Love the idea for that and more binding ideas as I'm a newbie for junk journaling.
I remember in the 82 that the girls in ballet class use to but the slippers in jean purses. This idea for the journal is fabulous. I was wondering how I get involved in swapping little cards and goodies can you talk about that in a video.
I have made potholders out of jeans pockets when I was broke. I saw on a video to put a large button on the back of your pressure foot on your machine to help raise the foot as you sew around jeans rivet. I haven't tried this yet so I don't know if it works. Thanks for showing us ways to recycle.
Hey Natasha the pocket with the pens inside that you didn’t want to glue down, what you can do is put a band behind so it could be attached and removed 😊
👍👍Great ideas, Natasa! I am going to ask friends to save for me any clothing with pockets that they are throwing out. 🤔😲 I am inspired by your uses to design some of my own. The piece you considered adding to a journal cover but thought was too bulky, how about adding a length of wide elastic or two to the back to slip on/off a cover as needed? 💗
When you come to the rivet the height of the pocket causes the presser foot to not lay flat and it will cause problems with the sewing. You can lift the foot, put a piece of chipboard BEHIND the needle to level out the foot, lower the presser foot and continue sewing. You night find a tool for this purpose in the sewing section of your craft store. They are sold as jeans hemming tool for the extra bulk of the seams when you are hemming jeans.
Love your pockets! You used a large journal to demo with. How do you make a journal that big? I could see the signatures were sewn in just like other journals but how do you make an 8.5 x 11 inch signature when you can't fold the paper (because then it's 4x6 roughly)? Do you use bigger paper?
Clever way to use pockets. 👍
Thank you! 👍
Clever idea! My mom used to make things using the pockets and pieces from our old clothes!
That's the way! Reuse, repurpose :)
Very good showing of pockets made out of fabric- thanks..most of the work is already done- great to hold my brushes in...
Never get tired of watching your awesome tutorials.
Happy to hear that! Thank you!
Great idea! I have saved the pockets from the jeans from when my kids were little and now I have something to to with them. Thanks.
Yes, kids ruin clothing so fast! Lots of pockets :)
Wonderful idea for repurposing pockets from damaged clothing. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤️🤗
Thanks for watching!
P.S. Yes, the short videos are nice, esp. for something that is easy to follow just by looking. BUT, I can watch your videos ALL DAY long!. As a matter of fact, I'm still healing from the shldr. replacement and some days do exactly that! You are a part of my life now.
Oh Eileeen, thank you so much!!! That shoulder is taking its time! But that is to be expected with a shoulder replacement. Onwards and upwards!!
This would be such a nice way to include bits of sentimental fabrics from the clothing of growing children, or deceased loved ones. When I was a kid, my mother made us wall hangings covered with pockets to store our treasures in. They were cute as well as handy.
That's beautiful, I love it so much :) Thank you
Kris Perez such a wonderful way to keep things organized for a kids room.
Hi ,hw r u.I also made some hangings only using the pockets,that too for keeping ugarment , essential documents, little belongings like watches hankies wallets ,hairbands,to be hanged in d cupboard or anywhere convenient.so I liked ur work sooo much👍👍👍
L❤️VE these creative ways of using pockets in projects! 🥰
Thanks so much! 😊
I love the large tag look along with the sewn on pockets. So very cute!
Thanks for the inspiration, Natasa. ☺️
Thanks so much Darnelle!
I had an old shirt that I loved but it was ripped so it needed binning 😢 Before I threw it away I cut the collar, cuffs, buttons & pockets off. The only thing was not knowing exactly how I could use the pockets, then I saw this. Thank you Natasha for giving my old shirt a new purpose.
Oh I'm so glad!!!!
A very unique and unexpected treat inside a journal. Wonderful idea!!
Thank you so much Susan :)
OMG>.. I'm so glad I have some old pants whose pockets I can use to make journals like this! TERRIFIC idea... Appreciate you!!!
Thank you so much Melody :)
Would make perfect gifts........love them🥰
Thank you so much!!
These pockets are amazing but it feels very good when you teach to make all this crafts ❤️ and this show and tell tutorials are also amazing
Thank you so much Ankita 😊
I love your show and tell videos! I won’t wAtch a video much longer than 30 minutes. I can figure most of the “how tos”, but I love it it when you share your ideas and visions! Thank you ! ❤️
Thanks Karen 😊
I have a question! how are you so wonderful? i literally love you for recycling. if only everyone thought like you! if the world doesnt change the way we consume plastic very soon global warming and world mess will be beyond repair. I feel sorry for our kids and their kids and future generations. keep up the beautiful work of turning discarded items into beauties #savetheplanet. I love your genius xxx
Thank you so much! I am very passionate about saving the planet, one little bit at at time :)
This is so clever, the possibilities are endless. Thank you for the inspiration 🙂.
Thank you! 😊
its fun to use our clothing in journal making - or even purchase some from the Thrift Shop - Natasa when you were showing the pocket with the pens on front - but you didn't want to attach it because it would get in the way of writing - you can Velcro it on - and then remove it when writing or creating in the journal - just wanted to give you a suggestion - lovely video - Hugs xx
I've gotten so many great ideas, and I also love this one!!! Thank you :)
Holy cow, you read my mind! I'm making a sewing journal and had already decided a jeans pocket is going on the inside back cover. Like a fun library card pocket! You totally get me!! Love the idea of the wall hanging made of pockets.
Great minds think alike hehe :) Thanks for watching :)
Just LOVE how your mind works! ! This is genius! Thank you sweet crafty friend! ❤ Suzy
Thank you so much Suzy!
What a wonderful idea, you amaze me with your creativity, and inspire me to think outside the craft box !!! 💖💖💖
I'm so glad! Thank you :)
Thanks for another cool idea Natasa! Love the journal pocket of course, but the pkt. tags are really cool for many things. You have an amazing creative brain! Especially describing the wall hanging you want to make. WOW! HUGS to you!
You inspired me. . again! I planned on making my girls and my nieces journals for Christmas, and in my older girl's journal, I will use a pocket from one of my scrap clothes pieces and fill it with cut out typed messages of love to her. I wrote it up before I even watched this whole video. I love her so much! I am so lucky to have her. She's 7. The other one just turned 3, so she is too young for the same kind of gift, but she will get one for painting and gluing in. She loves to play with the toys I use, so she rips paper and glues it down on other paper, etc. Lol She also loves to paint! Thank you as always!
Oh that's so sweet Catherine! I love it :)
You are amazing- so creative 💖🥰
Thank you so much 🤗
What a clever idea, Natasa. I like the idea of the pocket board too. Different, useful and recycling! A+ 😍
Thanks so much Marti! 😊
Love this idea! So creative. Your wall hanging idea also sounds really cool! TFS. 💕
Thank you! 😊
This is great timing. I was going through my kids jeans and saving some to use the pockets and make more pockets from the materials.
Amazing idea Natasha really like them all such a great idea as always love your videos thanks so much for sharing love from London x
Thanks so much! 😊 Glad you like them!
I love this idea it is so good to repurpose clothes that you can't donate instead of throwing it away.x
I like to make collage pages with old clothes that had holes. It can look Really good. I made a journal cover and back with a collaged shirt and scrap of material that covered a nice hard soap I bought once. I should put a pic in here, but I don't have one yet.
Thanks so much for your ideas. I recently bought a stack of already cut out blue jeans pockets at my local goodwill. Now I know what to do! 💙
Love this and the ideas are endless. Get some cork board and tack them all as well art ! Great idea! Thanks Natasha 💜💜💜✌️✌️ Sherry Have a super fantastic weekend
Thank you so much Sherry :)
Love these pocket ideas - especially the journal one!
Those are "COOL" specially for writers, thinkers and art students, also even us (crafters), if we happen to be somewhere and an idea comes to us!!! I know that's a long sentence. I was so excited about you showing me something I could finally do with all these jeans that no one wants right now!!! Thanks for the inspiration and showing your ideas to us. I loved it.
Yipeeee!!!! Have fun 😊
Great idea! Pockets are so useful...and already made! Thanks!
Super cute. I cut out a pocket and bees waxed it but hadn't used it.. you inspire me to put in my journal now! Thanks.
What a great way to start my weekend I just took pockets off some jeans and wondering what I could do with them for this time? I've use the pockets before to transfer old pictures when I was a little girl, (3 or 4) yrs, in a black & white photo I left a little bit of the pants above the pockets to tie thick twine in one knot on each side decorated with buttons, etc now it hangs on the door nob in my sew studio. So when I seen your video it brought back memories I'm so happy to find another way to use my pockets and all your ideals where awesome & loved all your ideals. Thanks so much for sharing you are very creative!!!!!
Oh that's so cool April!! Love it :)
Always a home run! Great, fun ideas! Thank you!
Thank you so much Rosanne!!
Great ideas here! I’ve been saving old jeans because I want to make a purse using the seat...so front pockets with zipper are in front and rear pockets in back. But using other jeans or shirts I can make journal inserts! I think it would be fun to attach one to a large paper clip so it can be slid on and off easily. TYFS! Your channel is still my fav ❤️🦋💜
Yaay thank you Cindy. You have amazing ideas!!
Fun idea. You could always take the pens out of pocket so your journal lays flat. Very cool!
Yes! Thank you!
Great idea....guess what I will be doing in the next couple of days :)
You always inspire me to try something new. Thank you.
I'm so glad!! Thank you Becci :)
Good Morning Natasha & Friends 🙂
Natasha, All of your creative ideas are a Wonderful use for pockets in a variety of ways!
I also use pockets~now I have new uses for!
Thank you for sharing! Have a Beautiful, Cozy Fall Season! 🥰
Thank you so much! It's Spring over here :) I hope you have a nice Cozy Fall Season :)
Great idea! I have plenty of old clothes here. LOL But really that is so cute. I know I'd think about the child who wore the pants. 💞
Great upcycling project. They woud look good on a cork board as storage. I live with Mr Messy and so I love new ideas about recycling the clothes that get ruined. TY x
Awesome idea fot a cork board 😊 Mr Messy won’t have an excuse sny more 🤣
You have made a fantastic journal and other projects are cute as can be! Your imagination really took off with the pocket idea. Well done!
Thank you so much!
Yet another wonderful project with items one might throw out. Terrific idea & will be looking for pockets now. Be safe & TYFS
Thank you! You too!
Ooooh, love the pocket organizer idea. Very cool!
Thanks so much! 😊
Thank you so much Natasha for posting this video.....I have been saving pockets like these for quite sometime and have been thinking all these days as to how can I use them in my projects....your video has given some ideas which I will be working on now.....your videos are always inspiring.....I never miss any of them
Thank you so much! I'm so glad this video was helpful!
Very inspiring, thank you for this video. I've often wondered what to do with pockets on clothes that I deconstruct. Organizer bags also have very interesting pockets that could be stitched on a cover or tag. Last week I followed your tutorial making covers from tissue boxes. They turned out cute, and now I'm thinking these pockets would have been nice ephemera pockets . However, instead of an ephemera journal, I turned my tissue boxes into traveler's notebook covers. The seam of the tissue box cover formed an extra crease to accommodate gator mouth expansion. I made five of these TN and they fit nicely stored in a tissue box.
Oh wow. Perfect :)
Super idea! Love recycling stuff! Can use pockets from other apparel as well.....thk u!
Absolutely!!! Thanks for watching :)
Natasha these are SO cute! The first two you showed us, the plaid ones, looked perfect for a man's journal... I know some men would love a place to keep treasures and write things down. I'm sure you're too young to remember, but in the '70s we used to make bags (not a "purse" really, but it held all that kind of stuff) out of jeans by cutting the legs off, stitching just above the crotch, and making a shoulder strap out of fabric from one of the legs. Some girls would even line theirs with flannel! I love re-using jeans 👖 (but REAL jeans, not those ones with stretchy Lycra in them. 😮😳😩😝. This was fun! And I love your idea of a bulletin board of sorts with a couple of pockets on it to hold pens and pencils and stuff. So clever my dear, SO clever. With love from the Southern California desert, MK. ❤️☀️🌵
Hehe thank you!! I wasn’t around in the 70s but I have seen those bags!!! I wish they’d come back 😊
Fun ideas! I have lots of denim pockets that I haven’t used yet. Thanks for sharing
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Natasha, These upcycled pockets should be a hit with your followers. I love that you think outside the box and use a lot of recyled items in your projects.
Summer has ended in the states a few short weeks ago so I really wasn't into the craft for awhile. I started again this week and turned to your videos for inspirations. I watched your finished journal video ( one with the large sunflower) so I had in mind a larger size journal. Well I made the cover and soon realized that the signatures would be way to small, even 12×12 papers wouldnt work. Now I see your large journal here so I wondered how you made these signatures. Would you please explain a little of the process? It's very nice that you offer questions and I am grateful.
Phew! Long comment. Lol,
I thank you for sharing all your creatively and your wonderful personality. 🌻
Oh yes, I see what you mean. Ok so for large jourals, or the particular one that I've shown, I either have the printer paper sideways in thee, I also used large sheets out of large notebooks, or I also hinge smaller papers together by overlapping and gluing, or I sew them together. I hope it makes sense. If you have a look at this video here ruclips.net/video/hN1a5lbLb6s/видео.html there is a very large journal, and you may be able to see what I'm talking about. Good luck!
@@TreasureBooks Thanks for reminding me, I do have large sheets of graft paper and some paper bags to start off with. I'm heading to the link now. Thank you so much.💌
Love them all. I am going to make some. Thank you for sharing. X
These are lovely. It’s such a great way to use clothes that you love but that are damaged or stained. I use pockets and buttons from my daughter’s little blouses and tops from when she was tiny, you know, the ones that you can’t bear to get rid of because they are so cute and bring back memories. I love your work. 😘
I totally do the same :) What a great way to save our memories and treasures :)
That is an amazing idea!! The one pocket you thought about gluing to the front but it was going to be too bulky to write when open. . .I am a visual person so I am not sure if I can explain my idea. . The journal is closed and the pocket is sitting on top. Make a tag that is two layers and HINGES ON THE RIGHT. Then make a "sandwich" - form the bottom up - the journal, the two layer tag (that hinges on the right) and finally the beautiful tag. From the bottom up - glue the FRONT of the journal to the BACK of the two layered tag. Glue the FRONT of the two layered tag to the BACK of the beautiful tag. When it is done the beautiful tag will "hinge" put of the way when the journal is opened. You will still have access to all your pens and drawing instruments in the pocket. Did that make sense? I hope so. Lovely video!!
Oh yes! That does make sense! Awesome :)
@@TreasureBooks Wow. I would love to see that done in a video.
Going through our closets today!!! Once again you've inspired me Natasa. 😀🌻💗
Yay! Thank you!
What an AWESOME idea! I love this and can think of SO many ways to use it. I'm calling may daughter-in-law and telling her not to throw away any of the grandchildren's jeans :)
Yes!! Kids grow out of clothing so fast, not to mention ruin it (especially boys :) Have fun :)
You could use Velcro to attach pocket for pens onto front, then take it off when using journal. Lov Lin
Wow! I LOVE that idea!!
I love your idea and will try it, Thanks for showing it.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching :)
Wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I love these so much!! I have a ton of jeans that are too small!! 🤣🤣
Right?! Hello Covid, goodbye jeans :)
I can use up some of my bits of clothing that I’ve saved! Thank you
Can you make a tutorial on how you made the journal you show at the first
Yes I like that too the big tag journal did you just copy and then enlarge a tag? or did you start from scratch and make your own? Love the idea for that and more binding ideas as I'm a newbie for junk journaling.
Wow 😱😱😱 !!! That is a JEAN-IOUS !!!! IDEA !!! 🤣 love it super super cute!
Hehe Thank you! 🤗
I remember in the 82 that the girls in ballet class use to but the slippers in jean purses. This idea for the journal is fabulous. I was wondering how I get involved in swapping little cards and goodies can you talk about that in a video.
Thank you so much Rosaigna!! I personally don't do swaps, but there are lots of groups on Facebook where you can join swaps :)
Cute idea with the pockets! Just a hint for stains. Try Dawn dish soap. It works great!!!
Thanks for the tip!
l0vE iT!! More wonderful inspiration. Thanks Natasa!
Thank you so much!
Love the journal! Great ideas. 💜💜💜
Thanks so much!
I have made potholders out of jeans pockets when I was broke. I saw on a video to put a large button on the back of your pressure foot on your machine to help raise the foot as you sew around jeans rivet. I haven't tried this yet so I don't know if it works. Thanks for showing us ways to recycle.
I know I'm always going to get a useful idea from your vids. TFG!
Thank you so much Rachelle 😊
Cool idea! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
So cute!! Will definitely try!! Thank you👍🏼
Have fun!
Hey Natasha the pocket with the pens inside that you didn’t want to glue down, what you can do is put a band behind so it could be attached and removed 😊
Great idea!!
These look like fun. Thank you!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching :)
I liked it a lot! It is a really good idea, Natasa! Than you so much! 😍
Glad you liked it!! Thank you :)
👍👍Great ideas, Natasa! I am going to ask friends to save for me any clothing with pockets that they are throwing out. 🤔😲 I am inspired by your uses to design some of my own. The piece you considered adding to a journal cover but thought was too bulky, how about adding a length of wide elastic or two to the back to slip on/off a cover as needed? 💗
That's such a great idea Leslie!! Thank you :)
Thats so cool Natasa, thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching Kerry!
These are so awesome, wonderful projects !!
Thanks so much!
I'm sort of leaning towards usin it on the cover..its rather a cool idea and I'm liking it a lot. You hit the jackpot lady. Lol
Thank you Marlene
These are great ideas. Thank you!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching :)
Works 😁 for 🆒me!! Like your idea.
Thank you :)
Omg!! you are amazing. Love this so much.
Thank you so much Patricia!!
Great idea... I love it!
Thank you Darlene 😊
When you come to the rivet the height of the pocket causes the presser foot to not lay flat and it will cause problems with the sewing. You can lift the foot, put a piece of chipboard BEHIND the needle to level out the foot, lower the presser foot and continue sewing. You night find a tool for this purpose in the sewing section of your craft store. They are sold as jeans hemming tool for the extra bulk of the seams when you are hemming jeans.
OMG!!!!!!!!!! Thank you haha
I've been saving some pockets so thanks for the ideas. :)
So glad! Have fun :)
Awesome great idea!!
Thank you! 😊
Love these ideas 😍😍🥰😘 thank you so much for sharing 😘😘😘😘
Thanks for watching :)
Really cute idea!!! Thanks Natash❤
Thank you! 😊
Great idea and love it!❤
Thank you! 😊
Such a great idea! Thanks so much. 😻
Glad you liked it!! Thank you :)
VERY cool love it...
Thank you! Cheers!
Love your pockets 💞🐞🥰🐝😘🦋🤗
Thank you! 🤗
Great ideas ❤
Yes, good idea 👏👏👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Yes very inspiring
Thank you Sherry!!
for the one with the pens you could put elastic around it and pop it on or off the journal
Excellent idea :) Love it
Love your pockets!
You used a large journal to demo with. How do you make a journal that big? I could see the signatures were sewn in just like other journals but how do you make an 8.5 x 11 inch signature when you can't fold the paper (because then it's 4x6 roughly)? Do you use bigger paper?
Yes I use bigger paper, or I hinge, or sew two papers together :)
Cute idea!
Thank you! 😊
Brilliant!
Thank you :)