This Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial Linda will show how to create a cover so that journal inserts can be added and removed with ease. Using Fabric, Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists and Images from Calico Collage create a beautiful midori cover for your junk journals.

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial Video
Supplies Used for the Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

Using  Black Elastic Cord in the spine gives you enough room for three signatures for your Midori Journal. Use your sewing machine to sew the fabric to the chip board

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

Create pockets on the inside front  and inside back cover for journal cards and tags for even more writing space.

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

Day Dreaming Creative Kit signature cover Linda has sewn an element of the Day Dreaming Creative Kit on one of the signatures.

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

Add chip board embellishments to the cover of a signature cover from the Day Dreaming Creative Kit.

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

Create belly bands for your signatures is another way to add even more journal space. Decorate the belly bands with stamped embellishments.

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

The Day Dreaming Creative Kit has beautiful graphics to make each signature you create unique.

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

Use your sewing machine to create a layered pocket to add additional journal cards.

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

Linda used Tattered Angels Sprays and mist seam binding for the closure.

Midori Fabric Junk Journal Cover Tutorial

Now that you know how to create a Midori cover, what will be the theme of your next cover?

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