Pam,this is my favorite journal from all I have seen! I envy whoever purchased this as I would have loved to have all the treasures you included. The vintage ephemera is what had me from the very first page! The paper doll and vintage valentines brought back a flood of memories. I really admire your passion for art,paper,books and writing.
What a beautiful journal. I purchased a turkey to raise for the holidays...he was very small so he needed lots of extra care. Needless to say, I named him Stan and he never became dinner. He was sweet and affectionate and never mean. I had him almost three years. He followed me all over the farm and always gobbled when he saw me. White turkeys do not have a long life span which is sad but we have fun a wonderful life and he gave us so much love. Never world have thought a turkey could be so smart and sweet.
the tassel is awesome one of the nicest tassels I’ve seen. Terrific theam Pam , I love your little owners letter it’s those little touches that sets your work apart. Smashing ephemera all the way through , you share so much of the old bits and bobs thank you. ❤️👍xx
I am in awe..each of your Journals when I view I think to myself thus has to be the mist fabulous journal that you have made! Then you do another one and once again you have exceeded my expectations! My wish is that one day I will have you make me a custom Journal...your workmanship and dedication to each journal is amazing to behold not to mention your vivid imagination. Thank you for sharing
@@ThePaperOutpost me too neighbor we're up near tarpon springs area. I must miss all those goodies at our nearby thrifts. After this virus backs off. GB
When I was young, we couldn't afford paper dolls - yes we were that poor😊. My mom worked at a 5 & Dime store. When they would retire the pattern books for sewing, she would bring one home for me. I'd cut out the pictures of people and use them for paper dolls. I had complete families to play with. Had lots of fun creating long stories of their lives. Somewhere along the way, I did own one paper doll with her clothes ( I think a friend gave her to me because she got a new set). I think I enjoyed the cutouts the most, even though I couldn't change their clothes. Ah the memories...
I loved my paper dolls! Mom and I went for them weekly. Thank you for the reminders...Beautiful sentiments, and your work and character, just as beautiful and inspiring as well
I’ve not even finished the video and LOVE your ideas!! I was blown away by your lace curtain!! Love it! Going to search for the video where you made it as soon as its over!! Thanks for a great video as always!!
Beautiful journal with gorgeous, luscious tassel and incredible ephemera! Chicken toenails, radio cards, draw bridges, and diabetes whisky! Only you, Pam! LOL! TFS the chuckles and inspiration and creativity!
I am enjoying watching this & listening to you while cutting pictures out of an old Martha Stewart holiday book. If how I wish I had vintage paper dolls sets from my childhood. Yes, roosters can be mean. My first memory was when I was about 6 yrs old when I tried to mimic a rooster who was crowning. Don't fo this, they don't like it. I still have the scar on my knee 60+ something years later.
Hello, I discovered now your unbelievable journal !! I stop at 5.20 mn for reading this french letter. It’s so charming ! it is a gentleman who orders a pound of truffles to offer it to a lady! what delicate attention !!! Well... I see the what have you do.... it’s look like fabulous 😊
I just found your channel! This Yugoslavian money was super cool! My dads side is from Croatia, and my Croatian great aunt actually owned an antique store! The love for vintage runs in the genes!
Absolutely fabulous. Seeing all of those loto cards makes me almost wish I'd have saved all of the ones I've seen they would look awesone in a journal. One day they will be old too lol
You made laugh about the family with the turkey when you said the little girl didn’t know what was coming. Brought back memories of when we raised all our cows,, chickens and pigs. It was my job the bottle feed the calves and feed the pigs. (I refused to go to the chicken coop to collect eggs). I so got very attached to them. I knew we were raising them for food but I always cried when it was time for them to leave us. I usually refused to eat the meat. My mom and dad “took care” of the chickens when it was time to turn them into food. I was luckily at a horse camp at the time.
Oh My Stars! You always do an awesome job! Plus, I get so excited after watching what you've done that I'm actually productive.... well sort of anyway!!!! Now to learn to give my journals away! Hubby man says he'll have to build an addition on the house for my journal "babies " I must learn to let go!!!!!
Yes writing needs to come back indeed ... fountain pens yes.. would love for paper ephemera of all sorts to continue to be made now so the future generations will have what we have .. sigh .. beautiful work .. thanx for sharing .. I just subscribed 🥰
Hi Donna! yes, I love the old stuff! It feels so good! The papers were different back then and so was life :) Its fun to peek back in time ;) :) Pam :) !!
Hi Pam.... Marvelous journal, you put so much beautiful stuff, ephemeras from all over the world, and also the ones you made in your tutorials vidéos.... The 20 centimes money is from France, just before using Euro. I like the funny idea of the paper doll and clothes tucked on page... Your round tabs look cute..... OMG.... I LOVE EVERY THING you put in... I go and watch the part 2 Hugs.. Kizi
Hello sweet Kizi! Thank you for solving the mystery of the French coin! I was hoping you would spot it! I had a feeling you might know where it was from! And voila! :) Pam :) !!
I'm so glad you came across my feed somehow. I loved listening to your little quirky antics. Thank you for sharing but I cant believe you're willing to let go of all that wonderful vintage ephemera.
I am happy you found me Toni! Thanks for watching! I love the authentic old ephemera and the way it makes me feels when holding something that is sooo old and being able to peek back in time! I wanted to share that feeling with others too! :) Pam :) !!
I Would LOVE to have those Brooches U have on there!!!! I have an infinity for Old Brooches.. and I collect Cameo. In bout form.. Necklaces, earrrings, pins,. etc.. 😊
Wow!I love your Journal so much!!!I will make my first journal in the next weeks and hope it will be so pretty like yours!:) Love your Videos between!:) Greetings from Germany 😋
The coin is a french one. It is a 20 centimes (cents), 1/5 of 1 french franc. Francs have been replaced by Euros (european money) in 2002. Hope you understand my english. Good prononciation for"Champs Elysées". Beautiful junk journal full of old treasure papers.
Oooooh what a BEAUTY! Of course by now I know the journal will be totally amazing. You're supremely talented. The zine is also awesome! Totally agree with the butter thing (as a former nutritional advisor I just don't allow any margarine in the house - and certainly don't want it inside my body)! I used to play with paper dolls when I was a kid! Even liked just cutting them out. It was such a joy finding them in special ladies magazines. Speaking of Paris, I worked as an au-pair in Paris 1983! I couldn't speak French, so at that time I found the Parisians very rude (I've heard this is no longer the case!)! Did not learn any French either unfortunately, since I worked with Swedish people (Ingrid Bergman's ex husband was my employer. Today the 5-year old boy I took care of, is a 42-year old successful photographer in the States!!). :)
That must have been a fascinating experience! How exciting! I agree on margarine! Blechh!!!! My hubby and I went to Paris for our honeymoon back in 96. I ate way too many chocolate croissants but loved each and every buttery one of them :) I arrived in the USA from Canada in 84. Guess we were both exploring different countries about the same time :) Thanks for who you are Ditte! :)
That german writing font you like is called Frakturschrift I'm german, 32 and when I was a little girl I was so fascinated by my grandma's old books I had her teach me how to read it. German is ridiculous in terms of language, we have two types of cursive (that I know of) and the grammar basically gets changed every couple of years lol I love that font too, it's so bold and respect-inducing (I think I'm making that combo word up just now) but you get the gist. Your books fascinate me. How you manage to price them or even sell them at all is beyond me. They are so valuable that in my opinion no price is high enough. All the effort and just everything going into them... I see why they cost what they do (although I feel they are worth much more), not that I am in a position to buy one but it's nice to just watch you flip through. Every single one is really a being of its' own. I love that you name them or give them a backstory. Really beautiful work. One day when we're all dead and long gone, people are gonna find your journals and say "oh this is a pam book...) 😆 you'll be known as being one of the people spearheading the junk journal artistry movement hahaha 😝
LOL, you are a hoot! My hubby's family is from Germany and my step sister is a German teacher. They all tell me what a complex language it is. I think it is a very beautiful language :) Thank you for your very kind words! :) PS: Buying one is one things but making your own i s sooo much better! ;) Nudge nudge ;)
0MWOW...I FOUND MORE VIDEO'S,! LOVE YOUR STYLE***LOVE TO LISTEN TO YOUR PERSONALITY AS WE JOURNEY THUR THE JOURNAL. I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO CREATE THE "BEAUTNESS" YOU HAVE IN YOUR BRAIN... I JUST BOUGHT A TINY RADIO AT Y.R.(YOUTH RANCH)FOR $7. I LOVE TO LISTEN TO THE SOUND OF IT. I ABSOLUTLEY LOVE EVERYTHING YOU DO AND SOME DAY WILL BUY ONE OF YOUR HUGE BOOKS. I LOVE THE NATURE ONE,I THINK YOU SOLD IT RECENTLY AND I LOVE THIS ONE... YOU ENJOY WHAT YOU DO I CAN TELL AND I'M SO HAPPY WHEN I WATCH
I think that handwritten music said "concertina" up in the corner, so that's probably the instrument it's meant for. Sure would like to know where you got your old papers. LOVELY JOURNAL
Love this loaded vintage ephemera book, however, the birds are making my sweet puppy insane since he can’t see them , he’s barking @ my iPad!!! 😂😂 ... TYFS! ❤️🐞
I really enjoyed your flip through of this gorgeous journal, but it cut off before we were at the end of the book. This is the most pretty journal I've ever seen.
Absolutely love this. Where do you get all your old old letters and envelopes etc. I love them! I rushed over to see if I could purchase this.... But I'm guessing some other lucky person bought it. You are so clever! Xxx
The Russian certificate of the sixties is a certificate that gave its owner the right to take part in sporting events, as well as to be a spectator at them. In post-Soviet countries, a huge number of such certificates have been preserved in each family.
Thank you so much! This is so helpful! I really appreciate you taking the time to enlighten all of us about the history here! I find it so fascinating! Pam :) !!
Hi Theresa! Thanks! I have been collecting for years. My Main sources, are friends, family, businesses, garage sales, estate sales, thrift stores, antique shops and ebay :)
Hi and yes! I understand what you are saying! Yes, my high school French class finally paid off! :) Pam :) !! Thank you for confirming it was from France :)
Hello I am new to your channel and you do fabulous work!!! You so inspire me. But one thing.... extra fabulously tassel please share how you make those with that clip or clamp? Please!!!
What A Gorgeous Journal Pam! Did you know you were tagged by Speckled Seahorse to answer the 10 crafty questions - just watched her video and came to see if you had already participated and hoping you will 😘 Also noticed that your channel has totally exploded... only less than 200 'till five thousand subbies!! Amazing - so happy for You.
Hi there! I will check her video out :) Its all you folks out there! I am just sitting here gluing things together. I am forever grateful for all the encouragement and support! :) Thanks! :) Pam :) !!
Love it...where are you getting your Things from overseas? I lived as a child and unfortunately have really not a lot to remember by. I would love to get something from Thailand Philippines...France..Germany....Switzerland...Egypt...Russia.........thank you.
WOW! I discovered you 2 days ago and am totally in love with your style. I have been taking notes, soooooooo many new ideas to make for my Journals! Did you sell this Journal on your Etsy? Not there now. May I ask the price of the Journal? With so many original pieces, I wonder. (I have a huge 3 ring binder full of Victorian trading cards and have no place to sell them. So hard to be found on Etsy! ) I am looking forward to watching more of your videos. KEEP ON CRAFTING!
Hi Brenda and welcome to the family! You are very lucky to have so many trade cards! They are such beautiful works of art! May they find happy homes in your journals and beyond :) Yes, it was sold on Etsy. If you go to my page on Etsy ThePaperOutpost look under my company name at the top. You will see a link that says 17 sales. If you click on that it shows you everything that has sold on my site :) :) Pam :) !!
@@ThePaperOutpost gm, I started watching a foldup,it reminded me of the finger questions fold up. Anyway I lost the show,actually 2 the other unfolds a heart
Hi Holly, if you sign up for my free monthly emailed newsletter, it is included in those emails :) Here is the link: NEWSLETTER!: Sign Up here to get the Monthly Emailed Newsletter which includes!: - Free Monthly Digital Printable! - Free Checklist of Junk Journal Supplies! (Basic and Advanced!) - Free The Note From The Book Maker! Here is the Link!: bit.ly/freechecklistofsupplies
So nice! I'm not a native english speaker, so I'm confused... why does she refer to the journal using the feminine pronome ("she")? I'm just curious! Anyway, good job :)
Thanks Marcella, its a bit of slang. It is common for cars and boats and other cherished items to be referred to by gender pronouns. Example: "She's a beauty!" is a common phrase used to express joy towards one's car. It's not grammatically correct but it happens :) Hope this helps :) Thanks for asking! Your questions are always welcomed ! :)
@@ThePaperOutpost Thank you very much, now I've learned something more! I found it lovely, by the way! So nice interacting with you, you're extremely kind :)
Hi Sherri! Thanks for asking! It has already sold :) I just typed this answer below to a subbie who asked a similar question. It has a few ideas in it you may find helpful :) Thank you for asking :) I have quite a few folks asking the same thing so I thought about it and thought about it and came to this conclusion. Its better just to put it out there to everyone when its ready. The best way to get notified when a new completed journal becomes available is to favorite my Etsy store: www.etsy.com/shop/ThePaperOutpost?ref=seller-platform-mcnav I make the journal for sale live in my etsy store first then I immediately post the video on youtube of the flipthrough of the Journal. It can be any day of the week or time. Good news, I am currently working on 2 journals right now and one is almost complete! Best of luck and thank you so much again for your interest and for asking! :)
Pam,this is my favorite journal from all I have seen! I envy whoever purchased this as I would have loved to have all the treasures you included. The vintage ephemera is what had me from the very first page! The paper doll and vintage valentines brought back a flood of memories. I really admire your passion for art,paper,books and writing.
My Mom used to make me paper dolls and I would spend hours designing their clothes, it was so much fun…..my childhood was filled with paper fun!
What a beautiful journal. I purchased a turkey to raise for the holidays...he was very small so he needed lots of extra care. Needless to say, I named him Stan and he never became dinner. He was sweet and affectionate and never mean. I had him almost three years. He followed me all over the farm and always gobbled when he saw me. White turkeys do not have a long life span which is sad but we have fun a wonderful life and he gave us so much love. Never world have thought a turkey could be so smart and sweet.
Wow Karen! Thanks for this info! I never knew! Very cool! :) Pam :) !!
Brilliant!!!! Memory triggered. I was 2 years old in 1950, my dad was a milkman delivery guy. Those tabs!!!! Sure wish we'd saved some!!!!
Love all it
That's awesome! I adored the milkman!!! I always hoped my mom bought chocolate milk! That rarely happened. LOL :)
the tassel is awesome one of the nicest tassels I’ve seen.
Terrific theam Pam , I love your little owners letter it’s those little touches that sets your work apart.
Smashing ephemera all the way through , you share so much of the old bits and bobs thank you. ❤️👍xx
I am in awe..each of your Journals when I view I think to myself thus has to be the mist fabulous journal that you have made! Then you do another one and once again you have exceeded my expectations! My wish is that one day I will have you make me a custom Journal...your workmanship and dedication to each journal is amazing to behold not to mention your vivid imagination. Thank you for sharing
Omg.. is the most amazing,beautiful,interesting,journal I ever seen ..I congratulate you..beautiful art .. 👏👏👏❤❤❤😊
Wow, that is really beautiful. All that gorgeousness!! Really beautiful.
It’s so mesmerizing to see you flip through all the pages and pulling out all the goodies for the longest time too.
We loved playing with paper dolls, so cool to include those
Hi Bell Howell! You make me happy! Thanks kindly! :) Pam :) !!
@@ThePaperOutpost me too neighbor we're up near tarpon springs area. I must miss all those goodies at our nearby thrifts. After this virus backs off. GB
When I was young, we couldn't afford paper dolls - yes we were that poor😊. My mom worked at a 5 & Dime store. When they would retire the pattern books for sewing, she would bring one home for me. I'd cut out the pictures of people and use them for paper dolls. I had complete families to play with. Had lots of fun creating long stories of their lives. Somewhere along the way, I did own one paper doll with her clothes ( I think a friend gave her to me because she got a new set). I think I enjoyed the cutouts the most, even though I couldn't change their clothes. Ah the memories...
I love your story Nell! Thanks for sharing it! Yes, those dolls do bring back so many memories! :)
Wow! So much inspiration! I love your style and admire your ability to find so much authentic ephemera to include.
I loved my paper dolls! Mom and I went for them weekly. Thank you for the reminders...Beautiful sentiments, and your work and character, just as beautiful and inspiring as well
I’ve not even finished the video and LOVE your ideas!! I was blown away by your lace curtain!! Love it! Going to search for the video where you made it as soon as its over!! Thanks for a great video as always!!
What a fun walk through time journal and love everything, especially the paper dolls and oh my the jeweled tassel! Wow.
Hi Roxanne Hansen! Thanks bunches! :) Pam :) !!
Love the Betty paper doll. I loved playing with paper dolls.
Brings back memories, doesn't it Cindy? Pam :) !!
I've raised turkeys, they became pets and were never killed...they were fun and good natured!!
Beautiful journal!!!
Thanks Lillian! Good to know! :) Pam :) !!
Beautiful journal with gorgeous, luscious tassel and incredible ephemera! Chicken toenails, radio cards, draw bridges, and diabetes whisky! Only you, Pam! LOL! TFS the chuckles and inspiration and creativity!
Lol, What can I say?... "Smorgasbord anyone? "
I am enjoying watching this & listening to you while cutting pictures out of an old Martha Stewart holiday book. If how I wish I had vintage paper dolls sets from my childhood. Yes, roosters can be mean. My first memory was when I was about 6 yrs old when I tried to mimic a rooster who was crowning. Don't fo this, they don't like it. I still have the scar on my knee 60+ something years later.
Yikes! My mom had an encounter with a pig once she never forgot either!
Oh my!! That sounds much worse.
Hello, I discovered now your unbelievable journal !! I stop at 5.20 mn for reading this french letter. It’s so charming ! it is a gentleman who orders a pound of truffles to offer it to a lady! what delicate attention !!!
Well... I see the what have you do.... it’s look like fabulous 😊
I love that you use so much original vintage ephemera instead of copies, makes it look so much richer and dimensional.
Hi Lyn! And the old papers feel great too! :) Pam :) !!
So very beautiful ❤❤❤ Amazing junk journal
I just found your channel! This Yugoslavian money was super cool! My dads side is from Croatia, and my Croatian great aunt actually owned an antique store! The love for vintage runs in the genes!
Absolutely fabulous. Seeing all of those loto cards makes me almost wish I'd have saved all of the ones I've seen they would look awesone in a journal. One day they will be old too lol
You made laugh about the family with the turkey when you said the little girl didn’t know what was coming. Brought back memories of when we raised all our cows,, chickens and pigs. It was my job the bottle feed the calves and feed the pigs. (I refused to go to the chicken coop to collect eggs). I so got very attached to them. I knew we were raising them for food but I always cried when it was time for them to leave us. I usually refused to eat the meat. My mom and dad “took care” of the chickens when it was time to turn them into food. I was luckily at a horse camp at the time.
This is a never ending treasure in a book!
Hi fairylovr33! You just made my day! :) Pam :) !!
Absolutely gorgeous
Oh Pam...you out did yourself..gorgeous...Blessings my friend!!!❤ So many wonderful things...
Hello fellow Pamela! Thanks so much!
Wow.. Just wow...
Thank you dearest Anushka! Now back to studying :) Pam :)!!
So chunky and fun! Love all your different elements.
Thanks Alisa! :) Pam :) !!
This would be the best valentine gift from a husband to his wife! It is phonominal,
I really appreciate that thank you very much :)
Your journal is nice and chunky!! Love that tassel!
No shortage of chunk here ;) Thanks :)
OK, I have no words except FANTASTIC!!
Thanks so much, Pam!! :)
Hi Ruthann Amarteifio! Big time blushing here! Thanks so much for your kind words! :) Pam :) !!
Every element in your journal is so great. I love the ephemera and the antique papers.
Hello! :) Thanks! Pam :) !!
Oh My Stars! You always do an awesome job! Plus, I get so excited after watching what you've done that I'm actually productive.... well sort of anyway!!!! Now to learn to give my journals away! Hubby man says he'll have to build an addition on the house for my journal "babies " I must learn to let go!!!!!
Hi Carol! That's exactly what happened to me! :) Pam :) !!
So many authentic treasures in your journal!! Love watching your videos!
You just warmed my heart! Thanks! :)
Magnificent junk!
Absolutely gorgeous, love all the old ephemera...to be continued...👍💌💌
So very beautiful! I love the way you group everything together and it is amazing!! I love it so much Pam!!
Yes writing needs to come back indeed ... fountain pens yes.. would love for paper ephemera of all sorts to continue to be made now so the future generations will have what we have .. sigh .. beautiful work .. thanx for sharing .. I just subscribed 🥰
Hi Terri Hanna! Welcome to the family! I agree, I miss writing a letter :) Thanks for watching! :) Pam :) !!
love your videos. easy to follow....
This journal is absolutely gorgeous Pam! You are amazingly talented!
Wow! Breathtaking! I love this and the way you add warmth to your journal. Really stunning! Beautiful!
Thanks bunches Cheryl! :) Pam :) !!
Absolutely beautiful!!! 💜
Thank you kindly Sherree! :) Pam :) !!
Oh my word. I love this. I want to buy one. Very special and beautiful.
Thank you dear Nancy! :) Pam :) !! This one has sold but there will be more :)
Gorgeous!!!
Wow Pam! You did such a good job!
Thanks Rachael! :) Pam :) !!
So so pretty love all of the vintage, and antique items
Thank you dearest Georgia! :) Pam :) !!
Your journal is incredible. Love all the vintage ephemera and your drawings too.
Thanks so much! :) Pam :) !!
The pieces included are awesome since it is so old
Hi Donna! yes, I love the old stuff! It feels so good! The papers were different back then and so was life :) Its fun to peek back in time ;) :) Pam :) !!
Soo beutiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰💜💜💜
Beautiful journal! So many awesome elements!
Thank you dear crafting sister! :) Pam :) !!
Hi Pam.... Marvelous journal, you put so much beautiful stuff, ephemeras from all over the world, and also the ones you made in your tutorials vidéos.... The 20 centimes money is from France, just before using Euro. I like the funny idea of the paper doll and clothes tucked on page... Your round tabs look cute..... OMG.... I LOVE EVERY THING you put in...
I go and watch the part 2
Hugs.. Kizi
Hello sweet Kizi! Thank you for solving the mystery of the French coin! I was hoping you would spot it! I had a feeling you might know where it was from! And voila! :) Pam :) !!
Amazing journal!! Your style is unique!
Hugs Marsha
Thanks Marsha! :) Pam :) !!
I'm so glad you came across my feed somehow. I loved listening to your little quirky antics. Thank you for sharing but I cant believe you're willing to let go of all that wonderful vintage ephemera.
I am happy you found me Toni! Thanks for watching! I love the authentic old ephemera and the way it makes me feels when holding something that is sooo old and being able to peek back in time! I wanted to share that feeling with others too! :) Pam :) !!
So cool journal!!!
Thank you Mr. Victor! :) Pam :) !!
I Would LOVE to have those Brooches U have on there!!!! I have an infinity for Old Brooches.. and I collect Cameo. In bout form.. Necklaces, earrrings, pins,. etc.. 😊
Gorgeous journal, love that beautiful tassel! So much lovely authentic ephemera!
Happy dance Penelope! Happy you like it! Pam :) !!
What a Beauty💕💕!!!
This is the best flip through I have watched since I started in the JJ world. I am new to you and your channel. You do beautwork.
Debby! You just made my day! Thanks kindly! :) Pam :) !!
Wow!I love your Journal so much!!!I will make my first journal in the next weeks and hope it will be so pretty like yours!:)
Love your Videos between!:)
Greetings from Germany 😋
love love love this journal! tfs!
Thanks you so much! :) Pam :) !!
The coin is a french one. It is a 20 centimes (cents), 1/5 of 1 french franc. Francs have been replaced by Euros (european money) in 2002. Hope you understand my english. Good prononciation for"Champs Elysées".
Beautiful junk journal full of old treasure papers.
Merci beaucoup! This helps tremendously! Yes, I understand you perfectly! :) Pam :) !!
Nice 🌈
How lovely! This is a great journal! This is my next, next project :) Thank you for sharing!
Hi Pasca Nabben! Happy dance! :) Pam :) !!
Oooooh what a BEAUTY! Of course by now I know the journal will be totally amazing. You're supremely talented. The zine is also awesome! Totally agree with the butter thing (as a former nutritional advisor I just don't allow any margarine in the house - and certainly don't want it inside my body)! I used to play with paper dolls when I was a kid! Even liked just cutting them out. It was such a joy finding them in special ladies magazines. Speaking of Paris, I worked as an au-pair in Paris 1983! I couldn't speak French, so at that time I found the Parisians very rude (I've heard this is no longer the case!)! Did not learn any French either unfortunately, since I worked with Swedish people (Ingrid Bergman's ex husband was my employer. Today the 5-year old boy I took care of, is a 42-year old successful photographer in the States!!). :)
That must have been a fascinating experience! How exciting! I agree on margarine! Blechh!!!! My hubby and I went to Paris for our honeymoon back in 96. I ate way too many chocolate croissants but loved each and every buttery one of them :) I arrived in the USA from Canada in 84. Guess we were both exploring different countries about the same time :) Thanks for who you are Ditte! :)
What a beautiful journal ❤️❤️❤️ you did s fantastic job, love everything about it and love the chunkiness too ❤️❤️🥰🥰😘😊😘😘
That makes me happy! Thanks! Mine come out chunky no matter what I do ;) :) Pam :) !!
The Paper Outpost love it
Beautiful! I laughed out loud at the hens toenails 🤣 . Tfs . 🤗 Dawn
I know, right? Who knew? :) Pam :) !!
The thin typewriter paper was called onion skin if I’m not mistaken. I also remember the milk caps and had Betty & Veronica paper dolls
Brings back so many memories, I am the same way Annette! :) Pam :) !!
You have some amazing ephemera, Pam! Such a fun interactive journal! Love it! ❤️
Thanks Gayle! That means bunches coming from you! :) Pam :) !!
Love it!
Love this! Can’t wait to order some ephemera sometime!! Beautiful journal!
Hi Jen, its a fun rabbit hole to go down! Ive never come out if it! lol :) Pam :) !!
That german writing font you like is called Frakturschrift
I'm german, 32 and when I was a little girl I was so fascinated by my grandma's old books I had her teach me how to read it. German is ridiculous in terms of language, we have two types of cursive (that I know of) and the grammar basically gets changed every couple of years lol
I love that font too, it's so bold and respect-inducing (I think I'm making that combo word up just now) but you get the gist.
Your books fascinate me. How you manage to price them or even sell them at all is beyond me. They are so valuable that in my opinion no price is high enough. All the effort and just everything going into them... I see why they cost what they do (although I feel they are worth much more), not that I am in a position to buy one but it's nice to just watch you flip through.
Every single one is really a being of its' own. I love that you name them or give them a backstory. Really beautiful work.
One day when we're all dead and long gone, people are gonna find your journals and say "oh this is a pam book...) 😆 you'll be known as being one of the people spearheading the junk journal artistry movement hahaha 😝
LOL, you are a hoot! My hubby's family is from Germany and my step sister is a German teacher. They all tell me what a complex language it is. I think it is a very beautiful language :) Thank you for your very kind words! :) PS: Buying one is one things but making your own i s sooo much better! ;) Nudge nudge ;)
Amazing!
Thanks bunched Debra ! :) :) Pam :) !!
Beautiful 💜💜
Thanks Sandra-Louise! :) Pam :) !!
0MWOW...I FOUND MORE VIDEO'S,! LOVE YOUR STYLE***LOVE TO LISTEN TO YOUR PERSONALITY AS WE JOURNEY THUR THE JOURNAL. I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO CREATE THE "BEAUTNESS" YOU HAVE IN YOUR BRAIN... I JUST BOUGHT A TINY RADIO AT Y.R.(YOUTH RANCH)FOR $7. I LOVE TO LISTEN TO THE SOUND OF IT. I ABSOLUTLEY LOVE EVERYTHING YOU DO AND SOME DAY WILL BUY ONE OF YOUR HUGE BOOKS. I LOVE THE NATURE ONE,I THINK YOU SOLD IT RECENTLY AND I LOVE THIS ONE... YOU ENJOY WHAT YOU DO I CAN TELL AND I'M SO HAPPY WHEN I WATCH
Hi Julie Marie! You just made my day! :) Pam :) !!
Can I know please how much is this majestic journal? I just fell in deep love with it
I remember paper dolls. Anyone remember Betsy McCall paper doll and outfits in their magazines?
I think that handwritten music said "concertina" up in the corner, so that's probably the instrument it's meant for. Sure would like to know where you got your old papers. LOVELY JOURNAL
Hi LaVon, I have been collecting for years but some good sources are friends, family, antique shops and good old ebay! :) Pam :) !!
Love this loaded vintage ephemera book, however, the birds are making my sweet puppy insane since he can’t see them , he’s barking @ my iPad!!! 😂😂 ... TYFS! ❤️🐞
Lol! How funny!
The Paper Outpost ... Pam, I wish I had recorded his barking & uploaded to my channel...it really was funny! Happy crafting! ♥️🐞
I really enjoyed your flip through of this gorgeous journal, but it cut off before we were at the end of the book. This is the most pretty journal I've ever seen.
Thanks Sandy, there is a part 2: See Part 2 Video: ruclips.net/video/TwHC22ZSq_U/видео.html (shows Enigma Journalette)
Absolutely love this. Where do you get all your old old letters and envelopes etc. I love them! I rushed over to see if I could purchase this.... But I'm guessing some other lucky person bought it.
You are so clever! Xxx
Hi Louisa! Friends, family and ebay are my general sources :) :) Pam :) !!
The letter with the black border was used during mourning.
The Russian certificate of the sixties is a certificate that gave its owner the right to take part in sporting events, as well as to be a spectator at them. In post-Soviet countries, a huge number of such certificates have been preserved in each family.
Thank you so much! This is so helpful! I really appreciate you taking the time to enlighten all of us about the history here! I find it so fascinating! Pam :) !!
Oh to be able to take a journey through this...whose got it? Pass it around!
Wow! WHAT A FANTASTIC JOURNAL. Where do you get all your ephemeras?
Hi Theresa! Thanks! I have been collecting for years. My Main sources, are friends, family, businesses, garage sales, estate sales, thrift stores, antique shops and ebay :)
Where can I get post cards and envelopes. I just ordered more from u. I really happy with my order. Thank u so much.
Bonjour, magnifique, vous avez une pièce de notre ancienne monnaie qui n'existe plus, 20 centimes français! 😍❤️
Hi and yes! I understand what you are saying! Yes, my high school French class finally paid off! :) Pam :) !! Thank you for confirming it was from France :)
Hello I am new to your channel and you do fabulous work!!! You so inspire me. But one thing.... extra fabulously tassel please share how you make those with that clip or clamp? Please!!!
Hi Lynn! Here is my video on how to make the spine tassels :) ruclips.net/video/ajgvZJ7kTPQ/видео.html
What A Gorgeous Journal Pam! Did you know you were tagged by Speckled Seahorse to answer the 10 crafty questions - just watched her video and came to see if you had already participated and hoping you will 😘 Also noticed that your channel has totally exploded... only less than 200 'till five thousand subbies!! Amazing - so happy for You.
Hi there! I will check her video out :) Its all you folks out there! I am just sitting here gluing things together. I am forever grateful for all the encouragement and support! :) Thanks! :) Pam :) !!
Love it...where are you getting your Things from overseas? I lived as a child and unfortunately have really not a lot to remember by. I would love to get something from Thailand Philippines...France..Germany....Switzerland...Egypt...Russia.........thank you.
Hi there, my sources are friends, family and ebay! :) :) Pam :) !!
I want to make an enigma!
Where do you get all the historical documents?💕
WOW! I discovered you 2 days ago and am totally in love with your style. I have been taking notes, soooooooo many new ideas to make for my Journals! Did you sell this Journal on your Etsy? Not there now. May I ask the price of the Journal? With so many original pieces, I wonder. (I have a huge 3 ring binder full of Victorian trading cards and have no place to sell them. So hard to be found on Etsy! )
I am looking forward to watching more of your videos. KEEP ON CRAFTING!
Hi Brenda and welcome to the family! You are very lucky to have so many trade cards! They are such beautiful works of art! May they find happy homes in your journals and beyond :) Yes, it was sold on Etsy. If you go to my page on Etsy ThePaperOutpost look under my company name at the top. You will see a link that says 17 sales. If you click on that it shows you everything that has sold on my site :) :) Pam :) !!
I was wondering if you always or when you include pens in the JJ
I love including pens in journals! They are a nice add-on for any journal! :)
@@ThePaperOutpost gm, I started watching a foldup,it reminded me of the finger questions fold up. Anyway I lost the show,actually 2 the other unfolds a heart
Diabetes whiskey LOL
Lol, I know, right.! :) Pam :) !!
Pam where could I find a sample letter from book maker to owner?
Hi Holly, if you sign up for my free monthly emailed newsletter, it is included in those emails :) Here is the link: NEWSLETTER!: Sign Up here to get the Monthly Emailed Newsletter which includes!:
- Free Monthly Digital Printable!
- Free Checklist of Junk Journal Supplies! (Basic and Advanced!)
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Here is the Link!: bit.ly/freechecklistofsupplies
@@ThePaperOutpost done thanks so much Pam ❤️
great video! too bad for the bird noise
Hi There, sorry about that, we come as a pack :) or should I say...flock ;) Pam :) !!
So nice!
I'm not a native english speaker, so I'm confused... why does she refer to the journal using the feminine pronome ("she")?
I'm just curious!
Anyway, good job :)
Thanks Marcella, its a bit of slang. It is common for cars and boats and other cherished items to be referred to by gender pronouns. Example: "She's a beauty!" is a common phrase used to express joy towards one's car. It's not grammatically correct but it happens :) Hope this helps :) Thanks for asking! Your questions are always welcomed ! :)
@@ThePaperOutpost Thank you very much, now I've learned something more!
I found it lovely, by the way!
So nice interacting with you, you're extremely kind :)
Is this for sale?
Hi Sherri! Thanks for asking! It has already sold :) I just typed this answer below to a subbie who asked a similar question. It has a few ideas in it you may find helpful :)
Thank you for asking :) I have quite a few folks asking the same thing so I thought about it and thought about it and came to this conclusion. Its better just to put it out there to everyone when its ready. The best way to get notified when a new completed journal becomes available is to favorite my Etsy store: www.etsy.com/shop/ThePaperOutpost?ref=seller-platform-mcnav I make the journal for sale live in my etsy store first then I immediately post the video on youtube of the flipthrough of the Journal. It can be any day of the week or time. Good news, I am currently working on 2 journals right now and one is almost complete! Best of luck and thank you so much again for your interest and for asking! :)