I'm back for Part 2 of my Junk Journal Journey and in this episode I'm sharing about my adventure of creating the cover for my junk journal and sewing in the signatures. This part of the journey was a bit challenging and at times a little frustrating, but I learned SO much that will help me when it comes time to make my next journal. In this video I share all that I learned with the hope that it will help you avoid these same frustrations. From how to cut thick chipboard, to the easiest way to poke holes, I've got loads of tips to share.
So grab a cuppa and check out my Junk Journal Journey Part 2 video. As always if you have questions feel free to ask!
I'll be back soon with Part 3, as I continue on with my Junk Journal Journey and share how I'll be adding pockets and other ephemera to my journal.
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JULIANA