Laminated Napkin Journal: Part One
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- I had another crafty dream and wanted to share! This is part one. In Part Two, I'll show another journal technique.
Part TWO: • Laminated Napkin Journ...
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Intro music used by permission. RUclips Audio Library. "Cartoon Bank Heist” by Doug Maxwell/ Media Right Productions
Love it!!!! And we all have hoarded napkins!!
and now people have gifted me napkins, so I have more I need to craft with!
I think I just watched this lady put together a beautiful notebook made of napkins and copy paper...wow
thanks for watching!
You could do this as party favors, coordinating to your paper tableware. I’m thinking as a baby’s first birthday with photos from each of his first 12 months! Awesome idea! Thank you!
Great idea!!
This is awesome. Napkins - hard to believe.
so much fun. I've bought many packs of napkins and have had many gifted to me :)
Looking forward to part 2.
thank you!
Lolly, when that happens to me, I just feed it back through the laminator, and it's good as new.
I thought about it but wasn't sure if it would catch on all the wrinkles. I would have sent it through by feeding the flat end in first though
I’ve seen people run it back through the laminator. It smooths things out & on some projects that you use punches on it tends to separate, it will relaminate in that situation. I’m glad your flat iron worked. I really enjoy your channel.!
thanks a bunch!
Brilliant tip for using the hair straightener to get the crinkles out. I have experienced that laminator jamming too
we should call it the lami-jam
Beautiful! Great idea!!
many thanks
So cute and looks so easy to do. TFS!
it really is!
So very cute!
thank you!
Very nice and so easy to do. Thank you!
thank you so much
You are my kind of crafter. :) I love the way you rescue your 'fails' in your projects. You are really talented. Love the pansy napkin. They are my favorite flower along with violas. Have a great afternoon.
Thank you! I filmed part two -- very quick journal. Now to edit!
@@LollyPalooza looking forward to it
So pretty!
thanks a bunch!
Just in time! I was looking for a smaller calendar that I can pick up one-handed and grabbed one today at my Dollar Tree, with the idea of creating a new, more sturdy cover with a pocket or two! Thank you.
ooh! Great idea!
So clever! Man, you have cool dreams. Thank you for sharing your oopsies with us too, keeping your crafting true. It happens. And not only that but offering suggestive solutions! Happy crafting!
thank you. Some of the oopsies are me being willing to try new things. If it works, it works. If not, then oh well. We're having fun, right? :)
@@LollyPalooza You are RIGHT! PS, I subscribed today!!! 😊📖✂️
Love love love!
many thanks!
OMG! This is right up my alley! I don’t have any of this equipment, except for a laminator (that I’ve never used!), but I sure want it all now! I love how you describe each process and each tool and product you use. I’m subscribing right now!
thank you. Welcome to my channel!
🥰🥰🥰 another great idea Lolly
thanks so much, hon! :)
Great idea and beautiful
many thanks!
Love that Lolly, Hi from the UK x
Hello!! Thanks for watching!
Just LOVE those covers! So beautiful and professional looking! Thank you for sharing!
thanks so much
I love the Paris paper and those macaroons!!
they go so well together!
Adorable. You have such a creative mind.
thank you so very much!
You are seriously a legend! You are able to make such beautiful things from a dream!?! You even make the boo-boos work! The Paris napkin is my favorite.
it's such a lovely napkin! Hard to go wrong with it! :)
Love this idea, going to try this when I find some cute napkins. Thank you for this tutorial
thank you! Have fun :)
What a lovely little jornal. I can't wait to make one from some of those beautiful napkins my friend got for me from the Cheese Importers store. Thanks for the idea.
perfect! It's a great store!
Great idea! Great result! Thanks so much for sharing your dream!
you bet! Thanks for watching
So stinking adorable love it!! Will have to try it TFS ❤️
yay! Have fun!
Lovely tutorial thank you
thank you for watching
LOVE this idea. your cookie tag was adorable. I enjoy learning from you. I have been collecting flaming napkins. now i can try this.
great! "So many napkins; so little time" should be our motto!
I definitely want to try this but I think I will try a matt finish laminate ...great way of using some napkins as I have ooooooodles from decoupaging ...so thanks for this ♥
I'd love to see matte laminating! Good luck and have fun. Congrats on the oodles of napkins :)
This is genius! I love saving Birthday theme napkins, this would work so much better to keep them!
it would! So much fun. You could make party favors for guests with the birthday napkins
Well you have some wonderful dreams!!! That become genius ideas! TFS ❣️🍂🐿️💛🍁🐇🧡🍄
many thanks!
Wow! This is a wonderful idea, and your journal came out so cute!
thanks so much!
totally LOVE this idea :) thank you for sharing, I have a heap of napkins and laminating pouches
perfect!
So cute!! Ok so now I have to pull out my laminator!!! LOL
I did it all at once. I peeled the napkins all to one layer, then I pressed them all, and then I laminated. Got that laminator heated up one time. :) Thank you for the napkins you sent me. FABULOUS
Ditto on the 'So stinking adorable' quote! I'm thinking about making a Halloween sketchbook (but with a cardstock cover & white construction paper, my own Halloween designed cover).
there are a lot of Halloween napkins available at this time!
U Amaze Me! Absolutely beautiful Lolly!
thanks so much
I never though of this. You are very creative
thank you very much
Also tried iron on vinyl :), its awesome too!!!!
Thanks for the tip!
Very cute.
thank you
So pretty and cute love this idea
many thanks
Wish I had dreams like this however I get most of my ideas and creativity at night and it sometimes stops me from sleeping as my mind goes on creative overdrive lol
exactly! It's hard to sleep sometimes if the idea hits me as soon as I lie down!
Super cute! Thank you for sharing 💜
thank you very much :)
This is such a great project Lolly. Thanks so much for the ideas. take care ~~rita
thank you!
I really like this. It’s beautiful. 💚
thanks so much
Love it x
thanks!
Super! This is very good for my donations, I wonder if the laminated part can fall apart, maybe i would sew around! Perfect, cute napkins! This size remains me to tiny childrens books, in Austria called pixi! Thank you for your dreams! Hugs angel.💓
sounds fun. I would try sewing, too -- just change your needle before sewing fabric again
Lowly, I’m not sure if it will work with this or not but I saw on another RUclips video where someone used their easy press and a towel to get a similar item flattened and not burned. If you don’t have one, I think a regular iron would do the same thing. Place the laminated napkin in a towel and iron it on top of the towel. That may be easier than the flat iron. Just a suggestion. 💁♀️🤷♀️🙋♀️
I do have an Easy Press. Thank you
Lolly try Matt laminating pockets they are laminating pockets I just bought some I am using them for napkins, they are fantastic I use the one thickness napkin and just do one side there's a tutorial for this on positive papercraft . Ann is her first name I can't think of her last name gives a demo it is fantastic I think you'd love it Matt laminating the sheets
thank you.
Amazing & I love it! Thanks for the video!💕
you bet! Thanks for watching
Pretty.I love it.😀
thank you
Beautiful !!! 😍
many thanks!
Great idea love it
many thanks!
OMG! I'm begging you, please, please Miss Lolly sell me 1 of the absolutely gorgeous Paris journals!
email me lolly.palooza@yahoo.com to move the discussion there
Fabulous!
thank you for watching
Hi Lolly.... I just was doing these about an hour ago, and the same thing happened to me, try flipping it over and putting it in the opposite direction. I use 5 ml. Try it :)
Thanks for watching!
Rolls of sticky-back clear book covering film works too if you don't have a laminator. 😁😁😁
However, i do have a laminator, and a gazillion laminating pouches, so guess what I'm off to do..... 😘😘😘
hee hee. Have fun!
Love it , thank you for share us 😍
many thanks!
Re crinkles? feed it back though the laminator???? although I thought the flat iron was an inspired idea!!! Re cutting edges-as a teacher who has made thousands of cards over 45 years, either with Contact or laminating, I ALWAYS leave a few mm border around the cards when I cut them...that is where the plastic is melted together-otherwise the pieces separate and peel away over time. Love the idea of laminating napkins...I have a tonne that need to be used up and I can make lots and lots of bookmarks!!!!!
yes, I've always left a border, too, and I'm amazed at how many comments I've received telling me about projects they make and they cut right on the edge of the paper. Scares me! :)
Love these. Cute! :) tyfs
many thanks
I would have straightened out the corner with your flat iron and then run it through the laminator again to really flatten it nicely and evenly. ;-) Hope that helps.
I thought about it, and I would have sent it through the flat end first
@@LollyPalooza Hi Lolly :-) . . . yes, that's what I was thinking too. I hope I didn't offend or anything. It was just a spur of the moment response based on having had a similar thing happen to me. It's it funny how we think of these things after the fact?! Hahaha . . . I do it all the time. I have a lot of those "I should have had a V-8" moments. I appreciate and enjoy your videos . . . keep up the awesome fun! Have a lovely day!
Lolly, these are great! FYI...The “ Hello Kitty” folks are VERY touchy about using their images. If you attempt to sell their images, they may cause you some issues. This is the only company that I am aware of right now that may go after folks for copyright issues. Please be careful and aware of it.
Yes, I recently found out that even if I make something with a copyrighted image and GIVE it away (instead of selling), it's still considered "distribution" and is illegal unless granted permission. Scary!
Lolly Palooza it is! Hello Kitty is the only company I know of that gets really perturbed and will prosecute. Most don’t care. Everything is copyrighted! All of our supplies are copyrighted. Seriously, almost nobody cares. If you write and ask for permission, most will think you are crazy. I don’t know why they are so touchy.
You can feed it back into your laminator
I was afraid it would get stuck again, even if I fed it straight end first.
Great idea! What about laminating napkins back to back? This way the inside is not blank. TFS!
If you do, you need to leave a border of laminate around the napkins when cutting.
Could you run the test napkin back through in another page and have a pocket? Could you use a foam dot between the dots to give them a macron look? Love the idea of napkin cover for my TN inserts. Thanks for sharing. You have good ideas for us to try.
good ideas. You could do that with foam dots, but it would just mean the journal would not close flat :)
Lolly Palooza it would close over if, instead of creasing on the centre, you creased a quarter or half an inch either side of the centre to give a wider spine xx
Those would be pretty place mats if they were a little thicker.
you could probably adhere them to another thicker surface.
How cute is this book. Now I have to find that napkin. What size needle and thread do you use? TFS
I use varying strengths of waxed linen. This is either a two or three ply. I have thicker ones for bigger projects, too. The tapestry needle is an 18 guage. I have a set of the 18 guage needle and waxed linen in my shop www.etsy.com/listing/664561558/waxed-linen-cord-with-tapestry-needle but this cord is 4 ply, which I usually use for harder projects
Why didnt you use your flat iron the re adhere the laminate
Not sure what you mean -- do you mean the one that separated? I could not have reused the piece that came off, as it had napkin stuck to that side, too, but I could have removed half a laminate side from a new sheet and used that to run the napkin back through the machine
Ohhhh just curious! I enjoy watching your videos! Thank you tons.
Love!,
thank you!