January 18th Creative Prompt Use a Napkin

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January 18th Creative Prompt Use a Napkin. In this tutorial I’ll show how to use a napkin and attach it to a journal page. Napkins are a great way to add a pattern to a journal page. I like the variety you can get from napkins.

January 18th Creative Prompt Use a Napkin

January 18th Creative Prompt Use a Napkin Tutorial Video

Supplies used for the January 18th Creative Prompt Use a Napkin

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January 18th Prompt: Find a napkin you like from your stash and use it someway in or on your journal page today. Write about your plans for the weekend.

Showing you how to add a pattern to a journal page, Linda Demonstrates how she attaches a napkin to her page. Grab your napkin and supplies and follow along!

January 18th Creative Prompt Use a Napkin

Creating  a flip up with her napkin, that reveals a hidden writing space on her journal page. Try adding some sparkle to your pages with the Tulip Glitter paint, it adds just enough glitter to any element!

Taking her Sharpie pen, Linda wrote about her plans for the upcoming weekend!

 

January 18th Creative Prompt Use a Napkin

What are you plans for this weekend?

Robin Fennessy

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Creating Clusters using Scraps, Stamps and Digital Images
Challenge

Creating Clusters using Scraps, Stamps and Digital Images

Today I’m showing Creating Clusters using Scraps, Stamps and Digital Images. This is the February 2023 Challenge in the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. Be inspired by this tutorial to create clusters and share inside the Facebook event to earn a $10 off coupon to my shop.

Creating Clusters using Scraps, Stamps and Digital Images

Creating Clusters using Scraps, Stamps and Digital Images Tutorial Video

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Supplies Used

Using scraps, Calico Collage digitals to create clusters, February 2023 challenge for the Friendly Junk Journal people group.

Creating Clusters using Scraps, Stamps and Digital Images

Using the floral botanicals digitals by Calico Collage with punched out scrap pieces, with gel prints, Linda layered the pieces with thread. She stamped out words Find the passion and Be Yourself for the sentiments.

Remember, if you don’t have punches, try ripping or fussy cut pieces of paper for your layers.

Creating Clusters using Scraps, Stamps and Digital Images

Adding things like thread, paper flowers, buttons or even lace are other ideas. Keep them flat enough to use in your journals. 

For these clusters Linda used book pages, thread, fussy cut Flowers digitals by Calico Collage, paper flowers with gel prints. She added her Dream and Beautiful stamps for her sentiments.

Creating these cluster elements are fun, keep it simple or as complex as you like. Use up those scraps, find images from magazines to fussy cut, the options are limitless!

What will you choose to use to create your clusters?

Robin Fennessy

 

Visit the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. Of course, you are welcome to join the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. The group is growing daily and we are a friendly group willing to help each other and encourage each other.

Interested in any of the projects Linda has created? Please feel free to contact her through her website. Here is her shop, a lot of items featured and more added weekly.

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Floating Pocket Tutorial
Challenge

Floating Pocket Tutorial

Today I’m sharing a Floating Pocket Tutorial with you. This is a great way to add additional ephemera and writing space that can be moved around in a journal. Use up those book pages and create a few for your journals.

Use the tutorial and make your own and join in on the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group challenge. Take a photo and post it in the event to win a $10 off coupon to my shop.

Floating Pocket Tutorial

Floating Pocket Tutorial Video

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Supplies Used for the Pocket

Grab any size book page for this project. The bigger the page the bigger the pocket. Linda had fun making narrow pockets that could hold book marks.

 Floating Pocket TutorialAfter creating the shell of your floating pocket, using pieces of scraps of paper. Linda chose to use gel print scraps that she had created.

You can also create something that can be placed at the top of your floating pocket. Linda took a piece of a paper bag, stamped with a stamp from the Journal QT with black archival ink.

Because this is a floating pocket you will want to decorate the back. Taking scraps of her gel print and another that she had sprayed with Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist. Linda then layered them on the back and glued some digital images from Calico Collage and some stickers.

Using a scrap of paper grocery sack is a great way to add writing space. For her large folded tag, using the Mistletoe stamp with the archival jet black ink, stamped the outside and inside. The Christmas Bow stamp was created with gold embossing powder on red paper.  

Floating Pocket Tutorial

Go ahead and add your embellished book marks and tags. You can decide to have two or three pockets it’s all what you want to do!

Floating Pocket Tutorial

Have some fun and be creative!

Robin Fennessy 

Visit the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. Of course, you are welcome to join the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. The group is growing daily and we are a friendly group willing to help each other and encourage each other.

Interested in any of the projects Linda has created? Please feel free to contact her through her website. Here is her shop, a lot of items featured and more added weekly.

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Envelope Band Tutorial
Challenge

Envelope Band Tutorial

Today I’m sharing an Envelope Band Tutorial. This is the November challenge inside the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook Group. Follow the tutorial to see how to create a band for an envelope and then create your own and share it in the event.

Envelope Band Tutorial

Envelope Band Tutorial Video

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During a live stream I showed how to create a magnetic band for holding a faux envelope closed. The audience commented that they liked this idea so I decided to create a tutorial and make this the November Challenge.

Example made during live stream

Envelope Band Tutorial

Example using Gel Print and Christmas Wishes fussy cut item

To create the band we need to know what it will wrap around. So I folded a coffee dyed paper to create a faux envelope.

Then I selected a few scraps of paper to create the band. This is a perfect way to use up those scraps. If you don’t have one long enough, then glue a few together to make the strip you want.

Remember when I share an idea like this, think about how you can make this your own. What will you change, what supplies do you have that you could use?

Envelope Band Tutorial

Once you have the faux envelope, wrap a strip of paper around it, make sure it over laps and cut any excess off that you don’t need.

Use the first strip to make a wider strip for a layered look.

Before you glue anything down, fold the strip so that you know where the top and bottom are gong to be.

Then on the bottom half about half an inch from the edge place a dot of glue on the bottom paper to hold a magnet. Lay the top part of the paper over the magnet and glue down the bottom and middle section, creating a sandwich of paper, magnet, paper. Leave the top section unglued.

Fold the strip around the envelope with the bottom portion down first. Then separate the layers for the top half. Position over the bottom and place a magnet over the bottom magnet, with the bottom paper between. Apply a drop of glue on the magnet and then fold down the top layer to create a sandwich to hold the magnet in place.

Envelope Band Tutorial

Now that the magnets are in place you can continue on and decorate the band. In my example I used some old thread, a couple of paper flowers and a stamped word – Thoughts.

There are so many ways that you can create these bands and add embellishments. I hope that you enjoyed seeing this idea and are inspired to create your own and share it in the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group!

Visit the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. Of course, you are welcome to join the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. The group is growing daily and we are a friendly group willing to help each other and encourage each other.

Interested in any of the projects Linda has created? Please feel free to contact her through her website. Here is her shop, a lot of items featured and more added weekly.

Keep updated on her posts by following the blog by creating an account.  Follow Linda on her Facebook Page or on Instagram for updates that may not be shared on the blog.

Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today to see the Envelope Band Tutorial.