I liked the card with the napkin with bird on it, love those colors. I don't think I've seen a napkin like that before. Then you added the button nest. So cute how you added it on to the page. and: Yes yes, please I would love to see videos of how you make avocado dyed, cabbage dyed, onion dyed, and what ever else dyed paper!! lolol...That sounds like so much fun and interesting! Thank you Pam! I I love your videos, I've watched some over your videos over and over because they're so much fun and aesthetically relaxing. also I like to listen to your podcast while doing house work or crafting.. :)
Thank you so much Ruby for reaching out and sharing this with me! It makes me so happy to know we are spending time together!! :) Makes the world seem like a smaller more cozier place! :)
Pam, I think I speak for the majority of your subbies when I say we would love to do a live with you. Would that be something you might do in the future? I think it would be so much fun!
My 2nd cup of coffee tasted much better while watching you work.😊. It would be fun to see how you cabbage dyed that beautiful blue page. Have a great weekend Pam.
Pam, at The Paper Outpost, is just the best thing to unwind to, after an early morning shift... Relaxing and learning, drifting on your voice, the crinkle of paper, Holly's whistles & 'nerp!' thanks, Pam - love from Denmark 🌸💕 p.s. Thai currency, is called Baht
Ssooo glad to know I'm not the only one who fusses for, like, 20 minutes (OK, it wasn't 20 minutes, but, you know...) over a tiny corner. Button down, button up, fabric down, button down, fabric and button up, fabric down, fabric and button down, button, fabric, and fabric up, larger fabric down, fabric, fabric, and button down. That's IT!! Beautiful!! Exhausting, but beautiful! Lovin' you from the southern California desert, MK ♥️☀️🌵. (No button emoji 🙁😟 😭
Hiya Pam, I also love to sew bits & pieces as it certainly saves on gluggy glue everywhere. I’m new & haven’t constructed my journal yet. I find this a great advantage as I can sew directly onto the pages. I love your channel. (Australia 🐨💟🥰)
I look forward to your posts so much because they really feel like I’m hanging out with friends and playing with paper! You inspire me to jump in and play with reckless abandon because after all, it’s just paper! Thank you for helping me dive into something I’ve wanted to do forever! 😊✨
I loved making those page trims, but had to use cheese cloth and some old sheet strips which worked fine. Had 8 bottles of stickles I’d never used, oh, so fun! I’m using my different colored stamp pads too. I have so many different kinds I’ve picked up at yard sales. Oh well, I’ll give to school if nothing else. Thanks for showing great ways to use what I have.
Pam, love this series. The thin paper you use on this page is called ONION SKIN paper. We used it in the 50’s - 70’s to go between the carbon paper to make copies in our typewriters. Have a good day! Xoxo Di from Arkansas
I remember the glorious sound and feel of onion paper. Mother hoarded it along with her box of carbon paper, locked away in her office desk just at the end of the hall. So near and yet so far away! I think she gave me a half sheet once in awhile and i placed it delicately between the pages of my journal to prohibit any wet ink from defiling an ajoining page...my how far the onion skin paper has come! 🏰 "All hail onion skin paper, long may it's clackley - crunch be heard in JJ land!" 😂
I still use carbon paper sheets. They are awesome. I got them at Staples. I remember onion skin paper, sometimes called airmail paper for mailing internationally because it weighs nothing, and I am only 51years old
I've just recently found your video's as my granddaughter and I are starting our journey to journaling! You have so much talent and positive energy we can't stop watching all your videos!!
Good morning. A beautiful day starts with your video. I am always enthralled with your thinking in creating a journal. Each of which is a beautiful piece of art. And good morning to Holly and his friends. Have a good weekend. ❣️❣️❣️
Happy day Pam! Love that Thai lottery ticket! I’m telling you, you have the best ephemera! I’m glad you heard me say a bigger piece of bed sheet! Have a great weekend! ❤️
Pam, you read my mind. I was thinking you needed more white under the lace and button. And yes, keep the button. Looks great. "Fun stuff," as my hubby would say.
These process videos are so helpful!!! Hearing your thoughts about what works, what doesn’t, and why are excellent teaching tools for someone like me who is not naturally creative. Thanks so much. 😃
I really love the way you explain your process. I tend to want everything to match and be angular (I’m in accounting so I like “order”). You are helping me to realize the beauty in different shapes and a variety of colors (contrasting). I appreciate your videos!
Good morning Pam and Holly and gang. Nice to hear ya this morning. Love these ideas. So much reckless abandonment going on there in FL. So we’ll see how much I can get going on here in WI today. 😉
Love it. I know what you mean when you say it needs a little something. I did that with one tag. I made it till I No longer liked it. Then had to fix it right at I liked it again. It's a pink print that I put bias binding on the edges. It was just ugly. Then I added buttons now it's pretty. I can still add a bit of bling on each button for a greater effect
Hi Pam! As always it’s a delight to watch you.Thai currency is called Baht. Needless to say, the person who buys your journal is the winner of the high price. Take care and stay safe.
Hi Krissy Cruz West! Welcome to the family! I am so excited for you on your new journey into junk journals! It's a very friendly community! Come on down the rabbit hole with the rest of us and have some fun! :)Thanks for watching! :) Pam :) !!
As always such a joy to watch your videos Pam love your crafting would love to learn about the cabbage dye sounds fun tfs hugs and sunshine from London x
Pam, love your videos...very informative and helpful. The currency in Thailand is called Baht. The only reason I know that is my husband has been there 3 times, the last time he stayed for 3 months. :)
I was watching and saying... "Yes, leave the button. It looks great!" LOL! I am sure I wasn't the only one. I guess you heard us? I am really enjoying these process videos, how you create the layouts, what you consider, balance of color , texture and shape. Most excellent! Thank you, Pam!
I love the look of stitching around journal cards but because I’m usually quilting and journaling at the same time (not like in the same sitting 🤪 because that’d be true reckless abandon!) I don’t want to dull my needles with the paper. Nor do I want to be changing needles back and forth. We already lose stuff all the time. Try looking a.needle in our “haystack”! Ha!
I love the pages you did for us today however why no inking? In my book that's what you are famous for! I can't complete anything without inking. I do love your color process but with cabbage? I love the pink too but with avocado? Please show us how! The music of your birds today started my wild birds outside singing. Joy to my ears! Tyfs! ~hugs~ Stay safe!
Yes purple or red cabbage quartered and boiled releases a beautiful purple/blue dye! It takes a few days for the cabbage smell to fade but it does fade with time :)
This video is full of great ideas and I love how you pull all the different elements together into a cohesive whole. Do you have a video that shows the basic journal you’re using right now? I’d like to know how you made the journal. Is that screeching sound a bird? Please tell him to be quiet during filming. 😂
Hi Sandra, I have a playlist n many ways to make a journal - see link below video in description box. :) Some use a similar technique that I used to make this journal. That is my African Gray parrot named Holly. ;) I have looked for his off switch but, alas, I cannot find it ;)
Pam this is my first time with the junk journals. By far I love your videos. So, I am a little confused... the person you give the journal do they write on them? Or do they add to it?
Hi Tina Adams! Welcome to the family! I am so excited for you on your new journey into junk journals! It's a very friendly community! Come on down the rabbit hole with the rest of us and have some fun! :) What is a Junk Journal? This might helps explain :) A Little About This Journal: This journal is meant to be explored, written in, doodled in, a place to log events or hide the little mementos of a life. It can be a diary, a planner, an art journal, an inspiration place. The possibilities are endless and you choose its destiny. Thoughts and ideas can be captured and expressed. Favorite quotes can be logged and sacred papers stored. It has sundry textures to entertain your senses, and treasures secretly nestled inside. It is a journey of discovery of this journal and maybe even into one’s self. It is a keepsake, an heirloom treasure, something to be gifted, passed down, shared, or kept private. It has many tuck spots and pockets and little hideaways to house your notions. Journaling cards, vintage stationery and mini-notepads abound to give even more writing and journaling spaces. This journal is truly one of a kind on this earth. No two are the same. Each one is made individually, by myself, to truly focus on the nature and spirit of that particular journal. I hope you thoroughly enjoy this journal that has made its long and happy journey to you. May it bring you peace and joy. 😊 This series of videos demonstrates one easy way how to bind the pages in to your book :) This is a 3 part series.: Part 1: ruclips.net/video/gnP0F3KZSts/видео.html Part 2: ruclips.net/video/Q_JNXErjD6U/видео.html Part 3: ruclips.net/video/hQ0zD4EjN8Q/видео.html Thanks for watching! :) Pam :) !!
When you make this journak, do you pu decorate all the pgs. once they are in the book? What kind of cover is it? If regular hardcover from a bk.; could you do a tutorial on how to decorate cover?How did you do the signatures and put them in cover?
I have a video series for you to answer all your questions :) This is a 3 part series: This is a 3 part series.: Part 1: ruclips.net/video/gnP0F3KZSts/видео.html Part 2: ruclips.net/video/Q_JNXErjD6U/видео.html Part 3: ruclips.net/video/hQ0zD4EjN8Q/видео.html
Does this journal have a theme? Also, would you please do a how-to/info on avocado dying? I keep hearing the term bandied about, but no one seems to be talking about just what it is or how to do it--thanks for all your vids--LOVE 'em. So soothing--oddly enough.
@@ThePaperOutpost I have to say the same to you--those bird tracks across that page--made me laugh out loud--for real. I'm a college English professor and always go on bird walks in class--(for the record, they're almost always on topic of the lessons--lol) I'm going to have to go find me some bird tracks--I'll use them in every project I make. They can be my "signature" hahhahahhahhaaa--So fun. Thanks again for all you do--you're incredibly inspirational (more on that soon-- ;0)
Pam!! It's been so long 😭....Where have you been?! LoL 🐱, I know, I just looked at one of your videos, lol, and even so... I missed you. I hope you and your family are doing well. I'm loving all the videos before me 👀 so many to choose from. You finding anything new for us, your loyal Fans? I would love for you to do something with envelopes.... Do you have something already along those lines 🤔? I'm OCD'ing🤯 on envelopes at this time, lol🤪. Let me know what you got...r who you recommend. By the way, you are making my side ache with the things that are falling out of your mouth! LoL 🐱 LoL...(Your mastering the paper tearing is a Riot; your Grimlin is a newie; and you forgetting that white piece of paper with the ink stamper almost did me in, along with when you said "what are you doing there?!" to that piece of cloth!🚑🚑🚑)
You are a hoot Joyce! Here is a link to my channel..I punched in the word envelope in the search and it pulled up all videos with envelope in the title...have fun!! ruclips.net/channel/UCSkwO0IRem3AAzRvMj6jPbwsearch?query=envelope
Thanks Pam😁. Followed the link you gave me. Seems that I've almost went through all the ones that interested 😂 me, on your play list off your channel. Those dealing with Junk Journals and shoring up the spines and building them. I love the decorating and filling up the pages as well. So I'm taking from them what I really like seeing 🤣 and can use and what I don't think I need and move from one medium to the next that will encourage me to keep at it. So! that being shared, I look forward to seeing your next newbie. Until then, take care of yourself and your family. And see you soon 😊....
I liked the card with the napkin with bird on it, love those colors. I don't think I've seen a napkin like that before. Then you added the button nest. So cute how you added it on to the page. and: Yes yes, please I would love to see videos of how you make avocado dyed, cabbage dyed, onion dyed, and what ever else dyed paper!! lolol...That sounds like so much fun and interesting! Thank you Pam! I I love your videos, I've watched some over your videos over and over because they're so much fun and aesthetically relaxing. also I like to listen to your podcast while doing house work or crafting.. :)
Thank you so much Ruby for reaching out and sharing this with me! It makes me so happy to know we are spending time together!! :) Makes the world seem like a smaller more cozier place! :)
You are a wonderful teacher and artist!
Hi Pam, Pat from Australia here. I've just started getting into junk journals during lockdown. Love your videos. Thank you.
You are so talented and generous to share your gift. Big thank you!
You are such a dear Susan! :) Thank you!
Pam, I think I speak for the majority of your subbies when I say we would love to do a live with you. Would that be something you might do in the future? I think it would be so much fun!
I will put that on the idea list! :)
@@ThePaperOutpost Please do! I would even get up early to do it with you all! :-)
That line looks like the stem of the flower above. Very cool. Thanks
Sometimes it is hard to remember that it is only paper...thanks for encouraging us to play! 🤗❤️🇨🇦
I'm always up for seeing what you are crafting. TFS Xx
Hi Mary Milstead! I am so happy you are out there! :) Pam :) !!
The birds are soothing.
Thanks so much MKay! I will whisper this in their general direction :) They will be thrilled. :)
My 2nd cup of coffee tasted much better while watching you work.😊. It would be fun to see how you cabbage dyed that beautiful blue page. Have a great weekend Pam.
Sure, I will put that on the idea list!! :)
Love this series 😍🤗🏵🌞🌼🌹 crafting along 😊😍😊😍
Pam, at The Paper Outpost, is just the best thing to unwind to, after an early morning shift...
Relaxing and learning, drifting on your voice, the crinkle of paper, Holly's whistles & 'nerp!'
thanks, Pam - love from Denmark 🌸💕
p.s. Thai currency, is called Baht
Hi Zandain! You make me smile! Thanks kindly! :) Pam :) !!
Ssooo glad to know I'm not the only one who fusses for, like, 20 minutes (OK, it wasn't 20 minutes, but, you know...) over a tiny corner. Button down, button up, fabric down, button down, fabric and button up, fabric down, fabric and button down, button, fabric, and fabric up, larger fabric down, fabric, fabric, and button down. That's IT!! Beautiful!! Exhausting, but beautiful! Lovin' you from the southern California desert, MK ♥️☀️🌵. (No button emoji 🙁😟 😭
Hiya Pam,
I also love to sew bits & pieces as it certainly saves on gluggy glue everywhere.
I’m new & haven’t constructed my journal yet. I find this a great advantage as I can sew directly onto the pages.
I love your channel.
(Australia 🐨💟🥰)
Fun and inspiring watching you create your pretty pages. 💕🇨🇦🤗
Glad you like them!
Thank you...you have actually motivated me to finish a junk journal
You are so inspiring Pam, love the pages.
So glad!
I loved how both pages turned out. Great video as always. Thanks for sharing with us!
Another wonderful set of pages! THUMBS UP! And thanks for your kinds words....
You are the best Elaine!!! :)
Love the pages! Love watching your videos.
I hear Holly again. So nice that you have her with you. ❤️
I look forward to your posts so much because they really feel like I’m hanging out with friends and playing with paper! You inspire me to jump in and play with reckless abandon because after all, it’s just paper! Thank you for helping me dive into something I’ve wanted to do forever! 😊✨
Hi Lee Rowley! There are no rules when it comes to junk journals! Simply create with reckless abandon! :)
Hello from ky. ENJOY TODAY!
I would ink the rest of the page in the lottery pocket... you are so much fun.. thank you for this series I needed more ideas 😁💐🇨🇦
You are so welcome!
I loved making those page trims, but had to use cheese cloth and some old sheet strips which worked fine. Had 8 bottles of stickles I’d never used, oh, so fun! I’m using my different colored stamp pads too. I have so many different kinds I’ve picked up at yard sales. Oh well, I’ll give to school if nothing else. Thanks for showing great ways to use what I have.
Pam, love this series. The thin paper you use on this page is called ONION SKIN paper. We used it in the 50’s - 70’s to go between the carbon paper to make copies in our typewriters. Have a good day! Xoxo Di from Arkansas
Thank you! I’ve been racking by brain for the name of the paper! I knew it had to do with carbon copies but could not grab the name!
Diane Thompson I thought that is what it was, but wasn’t sure.
I remember the glorious sound and feel of onion paper. Mother hoarded it along with her box of carbon paper, locked away in her office desk just at the end of the hall. So near and yet so far away! I think she gave me a half sheet once in awhile and i placed it delicately between the pages of my journal to prohibit any wet ink from defiling an ajoining page...my how far the onion skin paper has come! 🏰 "All hail onion skin paper, long may it's clackley - crunch be heard in JJ land!" 😂
Hi Diane, I didn't mean to restate what you wrote about the onion skin paper. I commented before checking first. Sorry!
I still use carbon paper sheets. They are awesome. I got them at Staples. I remember onion skin paper, sometimes called airmail paper for mailing internationally because it weighs nothing, and I am only 51years old
Love your Birds nesty bed sheet...laundered bed sheet...thank you and yes you are on record
Yay! Thank you!
You are one of the first person I go to. I love the way you teach or illustrate a project.😻
Wow, thank you!
You have such awesome stamps. 👍
The way that inked fold lined up with the flower stem on the first page made everything right in my world. Go back and look. You'll see. (10:00) XOXO
Hi Jean, thanks for pointing that out! I see it now! You are right, so cool! :)
Another awesome video
Always enjoy watching your videos tfs
Hi Sherry Vanderpool! Thanks kindly! :) Pam :) !!
Hi sis can never wait till.9pm my time xx
Dam that always goes to quick sis,thought you was going to.make a nest n eggs at 1 point but it looks great anyway xx
I've just recently found your video's as my granddaughter and I are starting our journey to journaling! You have so much talent and positive energy we can't stop watching all your videos!!
Great Ideas Pam, you are so inspiring, I love junk journaling.
Love these ideas!
Good morning. A beautiful day starts with your video. I am always enthralled with your thinking in creating a journal. Each of which is a beautiful piece of art. And good morning to Holly and his friends. Have a good weekend. ❣️❣️❣️
Thank you so much!
Love everything and the colors plus the blue page!
Hi Liz Gutierrrez! You make me grin from ear to ear over here! :)
Nice decorating..
Thanks so much Lorraine! :)
Love your “tea time” show. 😃
Thanks!
Thank you so much Aimee! This was very kind and appreciated! :) Sincerely, Pam :)
Another good one....as usual🙏🏻💕
Thank you so much 🤗
Morning Pam❤️
Have a blessed day 🙏🏼
I really would like to learn how to avocado dye paper. Please please please ❤️. Absolutely love this page! Yikes! Cabbage dyed? That too please?
Thanks for sharing Pam. Love watching you ( and hearing your lovely birds!) Always get inspired and end up crafting along with you.
Hi Jane Rushton! Happy you like it! :) Pam :) !!
Holly & Pam, You brighten my days! Always a great time crafting with you
💞🐦💞Have a wonderful weekend🌸
Thank you so much!
Love the way the thistle stem joins the paper cease :-) Of course that's hat you intended, didn't you - clever lady ... Lol!
Oh yes totally planned...lololol ;)
Happy Saturday, my friend!!!
I'd! So cheering!
Awesome to see your process and how it all comes together! What a wonderful way to start the day!
Thai Baht is the currency of Thailand Pam.
Happy day Pam! Love that Thai lottery ticket! I’m telling you, you have the best ephemera! I’m glad you heard me say a bigger piece of bed sheet! Have a great weekend! ❤️
LOL I heard you Donna! :)
Pam, you read my mind. I was thinking you needed more white under the lace and button. And yes, keep the button. Looks great. "Fun stuff," as my hubby would say.
This ended up so cute..tyfs
Hi Darla Toman! It's always a pleasure seeing a comment from you! :)
That blue is so lovely, looking forward to seeing how that's done ☺️ junk journals are great to create, I love that every page is different 😍 🌈
I have that on my video idea list! Stay tuned!! :)
@@ThePaperOutpost Cool, I will 😍🌈
Thanks so much for this series. It's so helpful to watch your process!!
Thank you for all the inspiration this morning! Such beauty can only influence creativity.
Hi Angela Thoma! You are the peaches in my cream! :) Pam :) !!
These process videos are so helpful!!! Hearing your thoughts about what works, what doesn’t, and why are excellent teaching tools for someone like me who is not naturally creative. Thanks so much. 😃
I really love the way you explain your process. I tend to want everything to match and be angular (I’m in accounting so I like “order”). You are helping me to realize the beauty in different shapes and a variety of colors (contrasting). I appreciate your videos!
Hi Laura Rosenbaum! You make my heart sing! :) Pam :) !!
Good morning Pam and Holly and gang. Nice to hear ya this morning. Love these ideas. So much reckless abandonment going on there in FL. So we’ll see how much I can get going on here in WI today. 😉
Love it!!!🤩❤❤
Love it. I know what you mean when you say it needs a little something. I did that with one tag. I made it till I No longer liked it. Then had to fix it right at I liked it again. It's a pink print that I put bias binding on the edges. It was just ugly. Then I added buttons now it's pretty. I can still add a bit of bling on each button for a greater effect
Give those birds a kiss for me. 😘
You got it!
Hello from New Brunswick ,Canada.
Hello to you Brenda from New Brunswick!! A big Canadian hug to you!! :)
Hi Pam! As always it’s a delight to watch you.Thai currency is called Baht. Needless to say, the person who buys your journal is the winner of the high price. Take care and stay safe.
Thanks kindly for this info Therese! :)
Enjoyed your video and I love that altered playing card with the bird napkins on it, super cute. Thanks for more inspirations & take care.
I'm learning. Just starting today...yours looks awesome gurl...
Hi Krissy Cruz West! Welcome to the family! I am so excited for you on your new journey into junk journals! It's a very friendly community! Come on down the rabbit hole with the rest of us and have some fun! :)Thanks for watching! :) Pam :) !!
@@ThePaperOutpost I'm looking fwd to it
Very helpful thank you
You're welcome!
As always such a joy to watch your videos Pam love your crafting would love to learn about the cabbage dye sounds fun tfs hugs and sunshine from London x
Pam, love your videos...very informative and helpful. The currency in Thailand is called Baht. The only reason I know that is my husband has been there 3 times, the last time he stayed for 3 months. :)
Love your videos! That is onion paper
Oh thank you!
Such a great inspiration! Thanks Pam. I hope you have an amazing day 💜💜💜✌️✌️ Sherry
Hi Sherry Liberto! So happy to hear this! TFW! :) Pam :) !!
I don't know why but...watching these kind of videos intertains me😅😍
I love this video. I’m always getting stuck after I make my signature and binding. Keep doing them please. 😁
Thank you! Will do!
I was watching and saying... "Yes, leave the button. It looks great!" LOL! I am sure I wasn't the only one. I guess you heard us?
I am really enjoying these process videos, how you create the layouts, what you consider, balance of color , texture and shape. Most excellent!
Thank you, Pam!
Hi JOBETH SEXTON'S Crafty Cauldron! Thanks so much! You are my sunshine! :)
I love ❤️ your posts so much! You crack me up!
Hi Jenny DelGizzi! Thanks kindly! :) Pam :) !!
Pam, I think that thin, crisp paper was onion skin paper. I haven't seen any in a long time. Looks great!
Lovely Pam ❣️🌻💕🐞💚🦋💜💞🌺💗🌼💖🥀
Awesome as always. I was in Thailand before the Covid Craziness. The currency is the Thai Baht. (Pronounced BOT.)
Thanks for the info! I love learning this!! :)
You ae so funny, love watching your videos and love your ideas :) thank you for sharing :)
You are so appreciated!! :) Pam :) !!
Hi, Pam! You have such interesting ephemera to add to your journals. I really enjoy a journal with lots of interest in it. 🥰💕
I love the look of stitching around journal cards but because I’m usually quilting and journaling at the same time (not like in the same sitting 🤪 because that’d be true reckless abandon!) I don’t want to dull my needles with the paper. Nor do I want to be changing needles back and forth. We already lose stuff all the time. Try looking a.needle in our “haystack”! Ha!
I totally agree!
Very nice. Hugs 🤗
Fun process! Must find some gremlin foot prints!! Do you have these stamps in your Etsy or Amazon stores Pam?
I found them at NoraJane on Etsy :) Etsy has lots of peg stamps :)
The Paper Outpost thank you!
I love the pages you did for us today however why no inking? In my book that's what you are famous for! I can't complete anything without inking. I do love your color process but with cabbage? I love the pink too but with avocado? Please show us how! The music of your birds today started my wild birds outside singing. Joy to my ears! Tyfs! ~hugs~ Stay safe!
Hi Barbara! I will put those ideas on the idea list!! Just lately playing with no sooooo much inking...but, alas, I still ink ;)
@@ThePaperOutpost thank God! I got real nervous! Lol!
HAPPINESS IS A TIME WITH PAM, LOVE YOUR U TURN ON THE TUCK, YOUR SUCH FUN. GREAT CARD WITH NAPKIN, DID YOU SAY CABBAGE DYE?
💜 CAMILLE OZ
Yes purple or red cabbage quartered and boiled releases a beautiful purple/blue dye! It takes a few days for the cabbage smell to fade but it does fade with time :)
This video is full of great ideas and I love how you pull all the different elements together into a cohesive whole. Do you have a video that shows the basic journal you’re using right now? I’d like to know how you made the journal. Is that screeching sound a bird? Please tell him to be quiet during filming. 😂
Hi Sandra, I have a playlist n many ways to make a journal - see link below video in description box. :) Some use a similar technique that I used to make this journal. That is my African Gray parrot named Holly. ;) I have looked for his off switch but, alas, I cannot find it ;)
Pam this is my first time with the junk journals. By far I love your videos. So, I am a little confused... the person you give the journal do they write on them? Or do they add to it?
Hello, I am new to your channel and to junk journals. What exactly is a junk journal? What is it used for? And how do you bind the book pages?
Hi Tina Adams! Welcome to the family! I am so excited for you on your new journey into junk journals! It's a very friendly community! Come on down the rabbit hole with the rest of us and have some fun! :) What is a Junk Journal? This might helps explain :)
A Little About This Journal:
This journal is meant to be explored, written in, doodled in, a place to log events or hide the little mementos of a life.
It can be a diary, a planner, an art journal, an inspiration place. The possibilities are endless and you choose its destiny.
Thoughts and ideas can be captured and expressed. Favorite quotes can be logged and sacred papers stored. It has sundry textures to entertain your senses, and treasures secretly nestled inside.
It is a journey of discovery of this journal and maybe even into one’s self. It is a keepsake, an heirloom treasure, something to be gifted, passed down, shared, or kept private.
It has many tuck spots and pockets and little hideaways to house your notions.
Journaling cards, vintage stationery and mini-notepads abound to give even more writing and journaling spaces. This journal is truly one of a kind on this earth. No two are the same.
Each one is made individually, by myself, to truly focus on the nature and spirit of that particular journal.
I hope you thoroughly enjoy this journal that has made its long and happy journey to you. May it bring you peace and joy. 😊
This series of videos demonstrates one easy way how to bind the pages in to your book :)
This is a 3 part series.:
Part 1: ruclips.net/video/gnP0F3KZSts/видео.html
Part 2: ruclips.net/video/Q_JNXErjD6U/видео.html
Part 3: ruclips.net/video/hQ0zD4EjN8Q/видео.html
Thanks for watching! :) Pam :) !!
@@ThePaperOutpost Awesome! And interesting too. Thank you for the detailed explanation. I will check out your videos. 😊
What is the size of the paper you use? I only have 8 1/2 x 11. Folded in half my entire journal looks small. Any tips?
When you make this journak, do you pu decorate all the pgs. once they are in the book? What kind of cover is it? If regular hardcover from a bk.; could you do a tutorial on how to decorate cover?How did you do the signatures and put them in cover?
I have a video series for you to answer all your questions :) This is a 3 part series: This is a 3 part series.: Part 1: ruclips.net/video/gnP0F3KZSts/видео.html
Part 2: ruclips.net/video/Q_JNXErjD6U/видео.html Part 3: ruclips.net/video/hQ0zD4EjN8Q/видео.html
How would we purchase one of your beautiful junk journals
Where did you get the foreign lottery ticket? I really liked it
Thanks! I think I found it on ebay :)
Does this journal have a theme? Also, would you please do a how-to/info on avocado dying? I keep hearing the term bandied about, but no one seems to be talking about just what it is or how to do it--thanks for all your vids--LOVE 'em. So soothing--oddly enough.
Hi It’s just me! You just made my day! :) Pam :) !!
@@ThePaperOutpost I have to say the same to you--those bird tracks across that page--made me laugh out loud--for real. I'm a college English professor and always go on bird walks in class--(for the record, they're almost always on topic of the lessons--lol) I'm going to have to go find me some bird tracks--I'll use them in every project I make. They can be my "signature" hahhahahhahhaaa--So fun. Thanks again for all you do--you're incredibly inspirational (more on that soon-- ;0)
I love the little gremlin feet, lol
I agree with Diane and think it is called onion skin paper.
I think you are right! :)
Pam!! It's been so long 😭....Where have you been?! LoL 🐱, I know, I just looked at one of your videos, lol, and even so... I missed you. I hope you and your family are doing well. I'm loving all the videos before me 👀 so many to choose from. You finding anything new for us, your loyal Fans? I would love for you to do something with envelopes.... Do you have something already along those lines 🤔? I'm OCD'ing🤯 on envelopes at this time, lol🤪. Let me know what you got...r who you recommend. By the way, you are making my side ache with the things that are falling out of your mouth! LoL 🐱 LoL...(Your mastering the paper tearing is a Riot; your Grimlin is a newie; and you forgetting that white piece of paper with the ink stamper almost did me in, along with when you said "what are you doing there?!" to that piece of cloth!🚑🚑🚑)
You are a hoot Joyce! Here is a link to my channel..I punched in the word envelope in the
search and it pulled up all videos with envelope in the title...have fun!! ruclips.net/channel/UCSkwO0IRem3AAzRvMj6jPbwsearch?query=envelope
Thanks Pam😁. Followed the link you gave me. Seems that I've almost went through all the ones that interested 😂 me, on your play list off your channel. Those dealing with Junk Journals and shoring up the spines and building them. I love the decorating and filling up the pages as well. So I'm taking from them what I really like seeing 🤣 and can use and what I don't think I need and move from one medium to the next that will encourage me to keep at it. So! that being shared, I look forward to seeing your next newbie. Until then, take care of yourself and your family. And see you soon 😊....
Would you show us your birds ?
Hi, Pam...
Good morning!
That paper sounded like what we used to call onion skin? Something like tracing paper and I suppose it was used for tracing. Anyway as always TFS
Pam...are we "allowed" to use magazine pages in junk journals? Sometimes I see a pretty page in a magazine and I just hate to throw it away.
Cheryl...I was talking about the whole page as a page of my journal...not just the image.
I don't want trouble!!!
Hi Charlene! If the journal is a gift or just for you meaning no sales take place then you can do what ever you want in your journal! :)