Tina I L.O.V.E. this idea of yours for SIMPLE & QUICK Weekly Workshops for mass making for junk journals!! Genius really!! Keep going w this !! It's just exactly what so many of us newer junk journalists NEED!! And let's face it: many of us do not have lots of extra hours to sit and watch endless hrs of ramblings & instructions.... These are inspiring, encouraging, and just awesome--that's IT!! Thank you!!
I will do some process videos showing how to use some of the things we’ve made during the mass making workshops. In the meantime, you can just use them as tuck spots and pockets or just tuck them in with a paperclip for extra journaling space. Glad that you managed to get some made though x
I love this idea! I made six of them along with you. Already I have used one. It was so nice having it already made. I like the idea of stamping them immediately so the background is at the ready. Brilliant. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
I truly enjoy how you construct your projects with such ease. I cut with precision, spend too much time analyzing my layouts, stitch with even tension, embellish with detail, am so careful to evenly distress my edges. I HAVE issues and would to just like to ”let myself go.” Thank you for ALL your inspiration and sharing with such ease and comfort.
I wish I could be more precise but I just struggle with anything that needs to be exact. I used to get really upset and frustrated but through junk journals I have managed to accept my flaws and just roll with them. I think its why junk journals are so fun for everyone, because you can just adapt them to your style x
Hi Tina Thank you for doing this series. I made loads of these while I was crafting along with you. The boring jobs go so much faster when you are crafting with someone else. Karen x
Tina, you are doing great! Again, don’t worry about them being dull. I worked along with you and very much enjoyed you sharing bits of your life and adventures with us. I just wanted to mention a couple of things that I did. I deckaled the edges on one (tearing the paper) and then on several I used various decorative scissors to cut with. Not only do I have a variety of paper but also of the edges.
I remember when movies took years....YEARS....to be shown on TV. And then the wait to see it on video, like you said. Now, it's almost instantly televised. I look forward to seeing that movie! My son taught us how to use You Tube for learning, taught his old folks new tricks.
I start my morning watching your videos. I brought home homemade banana nut bread from my trip to Oregon and had it with cream cheese and coffee this morning. It was a little cold to eat outside this morning. I also need to make more of these and I love using stamps on projects. Instead of in bulk I call this mass quanities. Same thing... much love... :)
Thanks I'm really loving these videos as i'm new to journalling and these are helping me so im saving these videos so i can do them when i have time xxxxxx
@@shabbydabbydoodah I'm going to save all yours as I'm sure along the way they will help me. I bought a couple of kits yesterday so just to print them off and then I can go lol x
Thanks for the video! And I totally agree that RUclips has changed the face of the earth. It's probably been 2 years since I've even watched my network television stations. I do watch Netflix, Amazon, movie rentals and RUclips. And I have learned so much and made good friends because of it. XX
Absolutely Lauretta, it makes you wonder what we did before doesn’t it? I sometimes try to convey to the kids what it was like when we were young and wanting the answer to something, I just don’t think any of us can imagine it being that way again. Everything is so instant and accessible, we are all very lucky in so many ways. Like you I hardly ever actually watch a regular channel on the TV, and certainly not at the time it was shown rather than on catchup. Plus as you say, all the friends that we can make from all over the world, it’s amazing isn’t it? X
I am going through this playlist. I started watching todays video, Sun 5 May in Australia. So you inspired me to just keep going without stopping. Listening to you chatter is great, just looking up and down to see what your talking about occasionally. Thanks for being you Tina. :) Di
Enjoying these mass makes, I got put off making journals as it took me so long to make all the bits and bobs to fill it. These are lovely, quick and easy to make 😊
@@shabbydabbydoodah Yes they are but now I can make all these lovely little projects and build up my collection. It's reignited my love of this hobby. I enjoy the simplicity and quickness how they all come together, how you show us at the beginning the process. Love it ! Thank you
I watched more than a few of your old playlist on mass making. I forgot to message on them. Your gonna see a few messages from me. On each video. I watched. I appreciate you. Praying for you girlfriend! Love this video !!! Easy peasy ❤❤ Thank you!!
love your videos and chatting , you do a good job of explaining how to do these different pockets etc. You are so relaxed about cutting and not measuring that it has helped me a lot.
Goodness me, I had fun with these. I printed out two scans of collages I had made (following your video!) onto cardstock and set to work. As an added detail, in addition to rounding the corners, I dug out my old decorative scissors and scalloped the outside flaps. I am having a go at an altered book journal and these will come in very handy. Thanks so much Tina, these videos are great fun and I look forward to more inspiration in the future!
Oh Carol, this is wonderful, I am thrilled that you are finding this helpful. Like you, I hope that this will speed up the process of putting a journal together x
Great idea. This will make creating journals go smoother because the folded flips are ready to use. Please continue to make videos that inspire as this one did. I'm new to junk journal and I am learning so much from you and others.
Thanks for the tutorial. You are so creative. I love watching you make the journals I've been watching and crafting off and on all afternoon. Indie get some organizing done too. In live trying the things you are showing. Now I'm defianately going to my storage unit for supplies. I just ran out of most of the paper my granddaughter gifted to me. All that's left is very small peices.
GREAT video, Tina❣ Good ideas for using up stash and getting things prestamped but yet leaving the final touches to go with what you are currently doing. 🌻 Ella in FL 🌴
Sweetie you are never boring! I love your videos & your kits! One lady talked about your ring, I always look forward to what ring you will be wearing! Such a fun tradition! Thanks for this series! Hugs!
Thank you so much Cheryl, I really appreciate your kindness and support. Yes, I love my junky rings, on the hunt for some new ones now.......it’s become a bit of tradition as you say, and it’s a bit of fun. So glad that you are enjoying the series x
Shabbydabbydoodah ....You’re welcome ❣️ Have you done a video on how to use them and being altered ? I’ve been watching a lot of your videos and not sure I seen them.
Loving this! I know what I'll be doing after dinner tonight! I'm also starting on a stash of the faux postage stamps you demonstrated in an earlier video. Wonderful ideas, Tina!
I get bored making multiples of things. I made embellishments for a beach journals for 4 of us who are going on a trip together. It really helped to watch & listen to you. It made the time go by so fast.
Love this idea! I have done something similar with tags from collage sheets but just having no theme on fold outs makes them so easy to use and you decorate to match the journal! Can't wait to see what else is in the workshops. Thank you for sharing all your creativity
I've had the same corner rounder for at least 15 years... When it gets dull I take a piece of tin foil and fold it then cut the folded end with the corner rounder.... keep folding and cutting over and over again. The tin foil sharpens the edge over and over again. Sometimes it needs more sharpening because I widdle it down to nothing. I use this method for my guillotine paper cutter also. Hope this helps you save a few dollars. Enjoying our time together, Michele
I'm the same way with making things ahead of time and then not using them. I have started to do it a little different. I will make the same basic beginning. For example I'll use a box and cut it up then collage a background onto the front and back and just leave them like that. I usually do these when I don't feel very creative or feel like thinking about what I'm doing. Then when I'm ready to make a journal I will use matching papers, napkins words, etc to add to the pre-made base. I find this takes to be more time efficient and yet I can still coordinate the little details of the pieces.
Yes, it’s funny isn’t it, despite having some ready made pieces, still making things from scratch. Like you, I am hoping that leaving them undecorated will make them better for using x
I’m loving your idea of mass producing ephemera even if I do bases it’s soooo handy! I’ve been in a slump and crafting with you I’m finding mojo. Thank you 💕
good video especially for those that are starting out. it's a bit like sewing with a piece of material that the pattern can only go one way. I know from a girl that wanted me to make a dress for her. she did the cutting and because she didn't know, the print was upside down so in that respect this was a good tip. I just enjoyed watching like always.hugs,Shirley Harrington
poor girl indeed. she didn't get her dress made either. I couldn't put it together and have her wear a dress like that. it was for her anniversary so she was very upset which was understandable.
Hi! New viewer and subscriber here! I’m also new to junk journaling believe it or not so I really enjoyed your video. Can’t wait to go back and look at your other videos. Thank you for sharing and remembering that there’s always that possibility that a newbie is watching 😊
Hi Tina, repeating is boring but it's a must when building your stash, the exciting part is decorating them, l,m learning about creating journals, l,ve looked at your digi kits and they're gorgeous, l,m not a technical person and never purchased this type of kit, something I will look into, that film you mentioned l have seen the ads for it, l,m going to wait and see if it comes out on Netflix, nowtv or amazon prime, looking forward to seeing your other build your stash series, tfs lovely lady huge hugs x Julie
Thank you Julie. Yes it is boring, and I just want to get to the decorating part, but as you say, it is a productive way to build our stash. Thank you, I am glad that you like me kits 😊. . Yes the film was a nice watch, left the cinema with a warm feeling x
I am seeing differently now. Having a stash or rather making a stash can be very quick and easy. Later would be taking the pieces to add the elements to make it part of your project at that time. Yep this is good! Thank you! Hugs lady!
Must try to make items in bulk ready to go! Every time I craft I have to pull out all my papers and this is exausting! Having things ready saves time and work. Thank you👍👍👍
Great video series. It is such a good plan to make ahead in bulk but not totally decorate the pieces so that finishing touches can be added to fit the journal they will be used in. Thanks for this 😁
Great idea to make things in bulk. Punching a few sheets of aluminum foil a bunch of times (depending how dull the punch is) sharpens corner-rounders and other punches.
Tina I L.O.V.E. this idea of yours for SIMPLE & QUICK Weekly Workshops for mass making for junk journals!! Genius really!! Keep going w this !! It's just exactly what so many of us newer junk journalists NEED!! And let's face it: many of us do not have lots of extra hours to sit and watch endless hrs of ramblings & instructions.... These are inspiring, encouraging, and just awesome--that's IT!! Thank you!!
Thank you so much Christine, I really appreciate your comment and am thrilled that you finding this format useful x
I was hoping to see how you use these flip outs. I haven't figured out how to use them but made some while watching the 2 nd time. Wonderful.
I will do some process videos showing how to use some of the things we’ve made during the mass making workshops. In the meantime, you can just use them as tuck spots and pockets or just tuck them in with a paperclip for extra journaling space. Glad that you managed to get some made though x
PLease don’t worry about our being bored. We really want to learn this and are grateful you are taking the time to teach us.
Love doing things ahead! Long forward to this series! Thanks Tina! You are never dull sweetie!
I love this idea! I made six of them along with you. Already I have used one. It was so nice having it already made. I like the idea of stamping them immediately so the background is at the ready. Brilliant. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
I truly enjoy how you construct your projects with such ease. I cut with precision, spend too much time analyzing my layouts, stitch with even tension, embellish with detail, am so careful to evenly distress my edges. I HAVE issues and would to just like to ”let myself go.” Thank you for ALL your inspiration and sharing with such ease and comfort.
I wish I could be more precise but I just struggle with anything that needs to be exact. I used to get really upset and frustrated but through junk journals I have managed to accept my flaws and just roll with them. I think its why junk journals are so fun for everyone, because you can just adapt them to your style x
Hi Tina Thank you for doing this series. I made loads of these while I was crafting along with you. The boring jobs go so much faster when you are crafting with someone else. Karen x
Thank you Karen, and I couldn’t agree more, it’s always more fun together x
I think that simple projects are most times the best. Thank you!!! 😊 Stay safe.
Me too x
Tina, you are doing great! Again, don’t worry about them being dull. I worked along with you and very much enjoyed you sharing bits of your life and adventures with us. I just wanted to mention a couple of things that I did. I deckaled the edges on one (tearing the paper) and then on several I used various decorative scissors to cut with. Not only do I have a variety of paper but also of the edges.
Thank you so much Susie, and I love your decorative edges ideas, I bet they look wonderful x
Another great idea to add to my stash. Thanks for sharing and I can hardly wait for your next stash building video.
Thank you so much Diane, next one is matchbox books I think (if I remember rightly). See you there x
I remember when movies took years....YEARS....to be shown on TV. And then the wait to see it on video, like you said. Now, it's almost instantly televised. I look forward to seeing that movie! My son taught us how to use You Tube for learning, taught his old folks new tricks.
Yes it’s shocking how quickly they are televised. Love that your son was able to show you stuff, I have to ask my sons for help with technology too x
This IS NOT a boring video. No worries. Even for those of us who have been doing this for awhile can use refresher tutorials. So thank you.
Thank you Diane, that is really good to hear x
Love this so helpful. Your really great to watch Tina. Thanks so much Nita. X
I start my morning watching your videos. I brought home homemade banana nut bread from my trip to Oregon and had it with cream cheese and coffee this morning. It was a little cold to eat outside this morning. I also need to make more of these and I love using stamps on projects. Instead of in bulk I call this mass quanities. Same thing... much love... :)
Your breakfast sounds delicious 😋 . As always I love hearing about your routine, your life always sounds so tranquil and fulfilling. X
Love your stamps!!!! Another GREAT idea!!!!!
Thanks for sharing!!!! Your video is quite helpful. I will be waiting for the next one!!!!!
Thank you Brenda, that is fantastic. I think it is matchbox books next week x
Thanks I'm really loving these videos as i'm new to journalling and these are helping me so im saving these videos so i can do them when i have time xxxxxx
Hi Cheryl, that's fantastic, I also have a playlist of the Mass Making workshops, so you might find that an easy way of accessing the videos x
@@shabbydabbydoodah I'm going to save all yours as I'm sure along the way they will help me. I bought a couple of kits yesterday so just to print them off and then I can go lol x
Thanks for the video! And I totally agree that RUclips has changed the face of the earth. It's probably been 2 years since I've even watched my network television stations. I do watch Netflix, Amazon, movie rentals and RUclips. And I have learned so much and made good friends because of it. XX
Absolutely Lauretta, it makes you wonder what we did before doesn’t it? I sometimes try to convey to the kids what it was like when we were young and wanting the answer to something, I just don’t think any of us can imagine it being that way again. Everything is so instant and accessible, we are all very lucky in so many ways. Like you I hardly ever actually watch a regular channel on the TV, and certainly not at the time it was shown rather than on catchup. Plus as you say, all the friends that we can make from all over the world, it’s amazing isn’t it? X
I love this type of video. Thank you
Great idea especially for newbies Thanks for sharing xx
I am going through this playlist. I started watching todays video, Sun 5 May in Australia. So you inspired me to just keep going without stopping. Listening to you chatter is great, just looking up and down to see what your talking about occasionally. Thanks for being you Tina. :) Di
Enjoying these mass makes, I got put off making journals as it took me so long to make all the bits and bobs to fill it. These are lovely, quick and easy to make 😊
Thank you so much. I completely get what you’re saying, journal’s really are such a huge amount of work to make aren’t they? Xx
@@shabbydabbydoodah Yes they are but now I can make all these lovely little projects and build up my collection. It's reignited my love of this hobby. I enjoy the simplicity and quickness how they all come together, how you show us at the beginning the process. Love it ! Thank you
I watched more than a few of your old playlist on mass making. I forgot to message on them. Your gonna see a few messages from me. On each video. I watched. I appreciate you. Praying for you girlfriend!
Love this video !!! Easy peasy ❤❤ Thank you!!
i like this idea as well! Easy to do while watching Netflix!
Oh yes Rhonda, perfect for a bit of TV crafting x
love your videos and chatting , you do a good job of explaining how to do these different pockets etc. You are so relaxed about cutting and not measuring that it has helped me a lot.
I love having some things ready before I start a journal. I have never done one and it seems very intimidating when you think of doing it all at once.
Goodness me, I had fun with these. I printed out two scans of collages I had made (following your video!) onto cardstock and set to work. As an added detail, in addition to rounding the corners, I dug out my old decorative scissors and scalloped the outside flaps. I am having a go at an altered book journal and these will come in very handy. Thanks so much Tina, these videos are great fun and I look forward to more inspiration in the future!
Oh Carol, this is wonderful, I am thrilled that you are finding this helpful. Like you, I hope that this will speed up the process of putting a journal together x
Really enjoying this series a lot! Tfs💕
Thank you Sherry, I am really thrilled that you are enjoying the new series x
Great idea. This will make creating journals go smoother because the folded flips are ready to use. Please continue to make videos that inspire as this one did. I'm new to junk journal and I am learning so much from you and others.
Thank you Sheila, I am thrilled that you found this helpful x
I have not seen These before! Great idea!
I love your channel and this idea of mass making. I did the pockets from workshop 1 last night. I'm on these today.♥
I am just starting to make some things in bulk, so I am very interested in your series. Liked hearing your stories as well.
Thank you so much Judy. I am thrilled that you enjoyed the video and the process of building your ready made supplies x
Thank you I love the idea of having a stash of ready made items. Looking forward to all the different items we will do!
Thank you so much Wanda, obviously some weeks are more exciting than others, but it will be great to have a ready made stash x
Thanks for the tutorial. You are so creative. I love watching you make the journals
I've been watching and crafting off and on all afternoon. Indie get some organizing done too. In live trying the things you are showing. Now I'm defianately going to my storage unit for supplies. I just ran out of most of the paper my granddaughter gifted to me. All that's left is very small peices.
Enjoyed. Great idea. TFS! 😊❤️
I love these type build your stash videos!!!! I create when I’m watching right along with you! Thank you so much for sharing! 💙💙
Thanks Leslie and I love the fact that you are joining me for this x
Thanks for the great ideas! Loved the film “Yesterday”, in Canada. 😊
You’re welcome, so pleased you enjoyed them. Yes, lovely film x
Tina thanks for sharing your ideas😍🌴
So glad you started doing mass making.❤
GREAT video, Tina❣ Good ideas for using up stash and getting things prestamped but yet leaving the final touches to go with what you are currently doing. 🌻 Ella in FL 🌴
Thank you Ella, I am so glad that you enjoyed it x
thank you Tina, mass making makes a lot of sense
Thank you so much for this video! I really needed it. I absolutely love your techniques!
Sweetie you are never boring! I love your videos & your kits! One lady talked about your ring, I always look forward to what ring you will be wearing! Such a fun tradition! Thanks for this series! Hugs!
Thank you so much Cheryl, I really appreciate your kindness and support. Yes, I love my junky rings, on the hunt for some new ones now.......it’s become a bit of tradition as you say, and it’s a bit of fun. So glad that you are enjoying the series x
These are awesome.......
Working right along with you 😉👍
Oh wow!! (again!! haha) Love this and LOVE the ring!!
Thank you, and for noticing my ring x
Love watching you make the envelopes! New subscriber here! Lovely papers you used to make your envelopes and love the round/ corner punch!
Thank you so much and I am glad that you enjoyed the video. Welcome to my channel btw x
I love the video keep up the great work!
So yes this is for me, I have not made these foldout flips yet❣️ Thank you for this video❣️
I’m loving crafting along with you❣️
Thank you so much Linda, they are so handy as they can be used and altered in so many ways. Have fun making some x
Shabbydabbydoodah ....You’re welcome ❣️ Have you done a video on how to use them and being altered ?
I’ve been watching a lot of your videos and not sure I seen them.
Such a great idea TFS 👍
These are great videos to have things on hand. Love those collage papers you've created.
Thank you x
Something so very simple creating something so very beautiful! Thanks for the ideas.😄
I do love the logical process - scissors, punch, ink, stamps. You’ve made so many while I’m patting all over my desk to find my scissors 🤣
Lol your desk obviously resembles mine 🙂 x
Nice and simple! I like! Thank you for sharing!
It is always fun watching your videos Tina and they are very quick and handy to add to journals xox
Great idea thanks for sharing!
Loving this! I know what I'll be doing after dinner tonight! I'm also starting on a stash of the faux postage stamps you demonstrated in an earlier video. Wonderful ideas, Tina!
Thank you Gloria, have fun x
thank you, I like these.
I get bored making multiples of things. I made embellishments for a beach journals for 4 of us who are going on a trip together. It really helped to watch & listen to you. It made the time go by so fast.
Loving these💜
Love this idea! I have done something similar with tags from collage sheets but just having no theme on fold outs makes them so easy to use and you decorate to match the journal! Can't wait to see what else is in the workshops. Thank you for sharing all your creativity
These are great to have on hand when you make a journal. I just made some of them last week.
Really great idea
I've had the same corner rounder for at least 15 years... When it gets dull I take a piece of tin foil and fold it then cut the folded end with the corner rounder.... keep folding and cutting over and over again. The tin foil sharpens the edge over and over again. Sometimes it needs more sharpening because I widdle it down to nothing. I use this method for my guillotine paper cutter also. Hope this helps you save a few dollars. Enjoying our time together, Michele
Thank you Michelle, I have heard that before, I will give it a try 😊 x
I'm the same way with making things ahead of time and then not using them. I have started to do it a little different. I will make the same basic beginning. For example I'll use a box and cut it up then collage a background onto the front and back and just leave them like that. I usually do these when I don't feel very creative or feel like thinking about what I'm doing. Then when I'm ready to make a journal I will use matching papers, napkins words, etc to add to the pre-made base. I find this takes to be more time efficient and yet I can still coordinate the little details of the pieces.
Yes, it’s funny isn’t it, despite having some ready made pieces, still making things from scratch. Like you, I am hoping that leaving them undecorated will make them better for using x
Great ideas, not dull at all 😊
Love these Tina! And your rubber stamps are so beautiful on these! : ) Sheree
Thank you Sheree x
super!!!!you explain it every time very good :).
I completely agree Tina.
Thank you for this great idea of Mass Making! I am following along. Coin Envelopes last week, and now fold-outs.
Oh thank you, and I love that you are crafting along x
Cute, cute, cute! Easy peasy too! TFS the inspiration!
WTF is TFS?! Acronyms are no fun for those who are out of the in crowd,
Gail Tuthill SMH at your comment.
Thanks again Tina. I do enjoy crafting along and adding to my stash x
Thank you Julie, lovely that you were able to join in x
My “make in bulk” numbers hover @ 4. I like these videos! 💜💜 you’ve inspired me to take my extras & make some flip outs. Thank you.
That’s fantastic, I am thrilled that you are feeling inspired to make some bits with your leftovers x
I loved that movie yesterday. I love RUclips!
Great film isn’t it? X
I love doing this and making envelope, all sizes, ahead of time. I have them in every color. I also like to make flowers and tags ahead of time.
It is a great idea to make things to have ready to go, I must admit I am terrible for not doing this normally x
Fun and inspiring 😍
Great video! I love creating with you. You are giving me somethings to have already made. Thank you.Xx💞😍
Great, easy to make. Not boring at all. Thank you for sharing!
I’m loving your idea of mass producing ephemera even if I do bases it’s soooo handy! I’ve been in a slump and crafting with you I’m finding mojo. Thank you 💕
Thank you Natalie, I am thrilled to be helping you find your mojo x
good video especially for those that are starting out. it's a bit like sewing with a piece of material that the pattern can only go one way. I know from a girl that wanted me to make a dress for her. she did the cutting and because she didn't know, the print was upside down so in that respect this was a good tip. I just enjoyed watching like always.hugs,Shirley Harrington
Thank you so much Shirley. How disappointing for the poor girl who cut the fabric upside down 🙃 x
poor girl indeed. she didn't get her dress made either. I couldn't put it together and have her wear a dress like that. it was for her anniversary so she was very upset which was understandable.
Love love love these xx
Hi! New viewer and subscriber here! I’m also new to junk journaling believe it or not so I really enjoyed your video. Can’t wait to go back and look at your other videos. Thank you for sharing and remembering that there’s always that possibility that a newbie is watching 😊
Oh thank you Tina and welcome to my channel. I am so pleased that you found the video useful, I hope you enjoy some of my other videos x
Hello. Tina , this is the second time I watched your , video . This time I came with paper . I really enjoyed crafting with you . 🥰 🤗 🥰 hugs
Thank you so much Fern, I love that you joined me x
Thanks Tina for the bulk make. This was fun and I love leaving them undecorated for cusromizing😃
I like this idea. Iove that color ink. Thank you for sharing!!
Hi Tina, repeating is boring but it's a must when building your stash, the exciting part is decorating them, l,m learning about creating journals, l,ve looked at your digi kits and they're gorgeous, l,m not a technical person and never purchased this type of kit, something I will look into, that film you mentioned l have seen the ads for it, l,m going to wait and see if it comes out on Netflix, nowtv or amazon prime, looking forward to seeing your other build your stash series, tfs lovely lady huge hugs x Julie
Thank you Julie. Yes it is boring, and I just want to get to the decorating part, but as you say, it is a productive way to build our stash. Thank you, I am glad that you like me kits 😊. . Yes the film was a nice watch, left the cinema with a warm feeling x
Another great and informative tutorial. Thank you!
A good idea to have things ready made for next journal or two!! It was like crafting with a friend!
Thank you Alison, that is exactly how I feel when rambling on x
I am seeing differently now. Having a stash or rather making a stash can be very quick and easy. Later would be taking the pieces to add the elements to make it part of your project at that time. Yep this is good! Thank you! Hugs lady!
Oh thank you, I am thrilled that you found this helpful after all x
Fun series! Keep the ideas coming I’m having a great time crafting and chatting. TFS
Hope this film comes in Canada
Yes, I don’t know if it will, but you might be able to get it online somewhere x
Enjoying making a stash. TFS💗
Crafting right along with you! 💞
Oh thank you, excited to be crafting in company x
Loved these. I like the idea of doing some things ahead when I have time. Love!
Must try to make items in bulk ready to go! Every time I craft I have to pull out all my papers and this is exausting! Having things ready saves time and work. Thank you👍👍👍
Thank you, I am the same as you, making things each time, I am hoping that this will simplify the journal making process x
Great video series. It is such a good plan to make ahead in bulk but not totally decorate the pieces so that finishing touches can be added to fit the journal they will be used in. Thanks for this 😁
Great video Tina! I really love this way of using up some scrapbook paper😉
They look lovely already! Love the greens! :) tyfs!
I don't do everything in bulk but I am starting too, If the offcuts are ( big) suitable I make a matchbook note pads.
Yes, I need to start doing this as just part of my regular process. I am doing matchbox books next week (if I remember rightly) x
Great idea to make things in bulk.
Punching a few sheets of aluminum foil a bunch of times (depending how dull the punch is) sharpens corner-rounders and other punches.
Thank you, I have heard that tip, must try it on my corner punch x