Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3

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Sharing the next installment, Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3. In this tutorial I’ll show how I transform a book page into a journal page. Learn how to create a black border using a marker and create fun tuck spots.

Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3

Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3 Tutorial Video

Supplies used for the Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3

In this installment, Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3. Linda shows us how easy it is transform a book page into a journal page. 

Linda will teach you how to create a black border using a marker, create fun tuck spots and much more!

Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3

Using a black marker and  ruler it is easy to create a border around the edges of a journal card or any image you want to stand out in your junk journals. Lining up the edge of your ruler to the width you want you border on your element, take your black marker and run it down the edge of the ruler!

Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3

Stamping with various rubber stamps to create a back ground, or an element, Linda shows how she used the Bird Collage Stamp for the background on the book page,  journal cards and other images using the Flying Friends Cube, Damask Bird Cube, Bird House Cube, and Bird Life Stamp.

    Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3

    Create a multi layer pocket with a book page, adding washi tape that will separate the pocket layers with Roses Faux Postage images by Calico Collage, a stitches stamp, fabric scraps and Black Soot distress ink to tuck your journal cards inside.

    Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3

    Using up your fabric scraps, add a tab to your journal cards by either stitching or gluing the pieces down. A great tip is to use a brayer to press a clean image when you are using larger stamps!

    Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3

     

    Monochrome Junk Journal Pages Part 3

    What will you use to transform a book page into a monochrome junk journal page?

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    Over the page Notepad Tutorial
    Calico Collage

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial is a great way to add writing space to a journal. This removable stack of papers adds a pretty collection of papers to write upon.

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial

     

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial Video

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    Supplies used.
    Over the page Notepad Tutorial
    Select a piece of cardstock for the notepad base. In my case I used a 5.25×11 inch piece of paper. Score the top edge so that it is shorter than the height of your page, I scored mine at 8.25 inches.

    Dig through your stash and pull out papers that you like. Sheet music, Tattered Angles Dyed Paper along with other papers give a great variety.

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial

    Stack the papers along the score line, but not over the score. These can be glued or use a paperclip to hold them in place. Once all the papers are stacked add a piece of lace and then sew along the top of the stack.

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial

    Add decorations to the page, like stickers and stamps.

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial

    Decorate the base page with distress ink and a page from a tear off notepad. Attach the notepad paper with washi tape. A great way to use up that stash of washi tape! If you don’t have washi tape, you could always use a strip of paper. Further decorate by layering the word Journal over a scrap of fabric in the lower right corner.

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial

    Create an altered paperclip with scraps of lace. I like sewing the lace so that it stays flat and doesn’t add too much bulk to my journal.

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial

    Slide the notepad over the page and secure with the altered paperclip.

    Over the page Notepad Tutorial

    Was the Over the page Notepad Tutorial helpful to give you ideas of adding more writing space? Once you start making these you can see how it would be easy to just spend a day creating these notepads to add to other journals.

    Make sure to check out 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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    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box
    Calico Collage

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box

    In this post I’m Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box. I’ve been saving the boxes from the Instant Ink program and decided that I would try to use one for a junk journal.  The idea came about after I cut the top off of a couple of boxes to use for storage in a drawer.

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box Part 1 Tutorial Video. In this video I show how I used the cut tops from the box to create the cover and then create a couple of journal pages and a tassel.

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    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box Part 2 Tutorial video. This video shows how I made several pages and then bound the journal inserts into the cover.

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    Supplies used:
    To get started on this journal select items for the cover, In my case I used an instant ink box from HP. But look around your home, you may have another box you can use. Don’t limit yourself, there are so many things you can use!

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box

    Adhere papers to the cover. If using corrugated cardboard I like to cover it with a random paper – like book pages. This helps cover the texture that corrugated cardboard can have. I don’t want to see that texture in my cover. If you like that texture, then add items as you see fit.

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box

    Decorate the cover, adding any embellishments you like. For the inside I used some scrapbook paper and added pockets. I really love the unicorns in the fairytale collection from Calico Collage. She did a beautiful job creating this kit!

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box

    When I create my journal pages I use the size of the cover as a guide. My pages are a fraction of an inch smaller than the cover so I know everything will fit inside the journal. I also like to create my pages flat and then assemble the journal.

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box

    Grab those stamps, stencils and more to create beautiful layered pages. I love mixing Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists, with stamping and stencils.

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box

    Even a paint chip from the hardware store can make a useful belly band in a journal. Look at things you find around you to see how these can be used in a journal.

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box

    Lace is always fun to add to journals too. I prefer to collect ivory and white lace because it is easy to alter the color. Check out thrift stores for old wedding gowns and lace table cloths. Those can be cut up and used in journals.

    Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box

    Whatever supplies or style you use to create a journal, just have fun creating! Remember there is no wrong way to make a junk journal. Use what you have on hand, collect things you love and enjoy the process. Have fun creating your own version.

    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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    Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today to see the tutorial Creating Mini Journal using Instant Ink Box.

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial
    Calico Collage

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial, showing how to use up scraps of gel prints and other papers to create a beautiful interactive belly band.

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial Video

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    To begin the Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial, start with a sheet of paper that measures 11 x 8.5 inches. This can be any paper, in my case it was a sheet that my mother in law gave me and it was a dark manila.

    Score at 4.25 inches and again about 2.75 inches from the other end. Look at the diagram below to see where to score. You can also make it any size you like. If your journal card is smaller then you can make a smaller space for the pocket.

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial

    Fold over the first flap at the score line. Next, fold over the second flap. It may need to be adjusted depending on how deep you made the first score line.

    Since I wanted my first flap to be able to hold a card that measured 4 x 8 inches I added a strip of paper. Cut a strip 1 inch by 8.5 inches and glue it from top to bottom about half an inch in to create a tab for the pocket.

    Now you have a base to decorate. Cut pieces of paper to decorate and create pockets. In the video I created two pockets for the smaller flap and one for the wider flap.

    Once all the pockets have been created adhere to the base. Now you can fill the pockets.

    Supplies used:
    In the image below you can see all the goodies I added to the top pockets.

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial

    For the inside of the flap I decided not to decorate it, but you can add anything you like.

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial

    Lots of goodies for the pockets here. A mini journal, tag and an altered paint chip.

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial

    The band that holds the flip out is a two inch strip of paper that I attached scraps to and then sewed around each scrap. It measures 4.25 inches on each side.

    Using Velcro I attached the strips together and then folded the excess around to the back. Then I glued the pieces on the back and to help keep it smooth I applied a piece of packing tape.

    Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial

    Have fun creating your own version and then join the April Challenge inside the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. I love seeing what people create using an idea I share.

    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 Bellyband with Flip and Pockets Tutorial.