Challenge
January 27th Creative Prompt Use Fabric Scraps
January 27th Creative Prompt Use Fabric Scraps. In today’s tutorial I’ll show how to use fabric on a journal page. Maybe you have something saved from a loved one or special event. Using
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Sari Silk Pocket Journal Page Tutorial
Super Simple Sari Silk Pocket Journal Page Tutorial. Using Sari Silk from Safya of Dust Fairies, Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists and a stencil I show how to create a pocket Junk Journal Page. Super easy to use fabric bits in junk journals.
Sari Silk Pocket Journal Page Tutorial Video
Supplies used to create the Sari Silk Pocket Journal Page Tutorial
- Royal Peacock Subscription Box
- Sari Silk from Dust Fairies
- April Stencil Club
- Royal Peacock Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist
- Sewing Machine
- Distress Ink, Walnut Stain
- Blending Tool
- Sheet music (my page was a thumbnail from a song book and it was the perfect size as a background)
- 5 x 7 Journal card
- Gel Print Scrap
- Cardstock for tag
- Bone Folder
- Aleene’s Tacky Glue
- Copy Paper or other thin paper.
- ATG Gun or double sided tape
- Heat Tool
- Fibers and ribbons
Select a piece of Sari Silk that is about 8.5 inches by 8.5 inches. The idea is when the piece is folded in half it will make a pocket on the edge of a journal page. If you have a small piece consider sewing several together to get the size needed for a pocket. Don’t have a sewing machine? Use tape or glue to adhere the fabric to a piece of paper, you can also use HeatnBond and iron the fabric to paper.
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