Fabric journal covers diy

Hi and welcome to my blog. Today I'm sharing pictures of two junk journal I've made inspired by the wonderful Amity Bloom. I used some of her printable papers in the journals which I bought from her ETSY. My junk journals are for sale in my ETSY Store. https://www.etsy.com/shop/OutOfTheCraftroom I've also have two flip through video's on my You Tube Channel. There you can see both journals in full. https://youtu.be/Siz3fh1SEGs https://youtu.be/fvFjb0hfk0Y Thanks so much for stopping by…

Fabric Cover Junk Journal Tutorial - A Step by Step tutorial on how to make a fabric cover for your junk journal completely from scratch #junkjournal #craft #DIY

Hello friends, I am sharing a project from the Salvaged Patina release today, my mixed media Fabric Book. This was such a fun project to create! Lots of Collage Paper, Spray Stain and Distress Paint in the mix, along with Paper Dolls (both Solos and Groups)! The Fabric Book is compact...or rather, it is just the right amount of space for Paper Dolls and ephemera and not so much space to be overwhelming. Just my kind of substrate. Lets start with the book itself... The idea-ology Fabric…

fabric covered notebook journal

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How to make your own fabric covered journal

Hello friends, I am sharing a project from the Salvaged Patina release today, my mixed media Fabric Book. This was such a fun project to cr...

Fabric book cover inspired by Gustav Klimt's ornaments. The base is dark blue polyester velvet, the ornaments are cut from candy wrappers that were adhered to the velvet with bondaweb. Finally a transparent tulle covers the front that was fixed with machine stitching.

How can you not love the idea of a canvas journal, chock full of ephemera, textures and delightful findings? When I saw the new Fabric Journals from Tim Holtz Idea-ology, being a scrapbooker at heart I wanted to make one, but I was a bit intimidated with the idea that I needed to stitch things onto each page. While I greatly admire the stunning journals made by so many talented artists, with amazing sewing, stitching, and vintage lacey details, I knew my rather elementary level of sewing…