During my Junk Journal Journey I took some time to make lots of bits and bobs to put into my journal. In this video I'm sharing how I created tickets, pockets, ephemera, a specimen slide, and a large specimen folder using a mix of stamps and dies. While I know a traditional junk journal uses actual recycled items, this journey for me is about the process of using the products and supplies I have.
If you want to check out any of the supplies I'm using I have them linked down below. Using those links helps support me, so I really appreciate it!
Now it's time to grab your favorite beverage and sit back and relax as you check out my Junk Journal Journey Part 3 video.
Junk Journal Journey Part 3
Junk Journal Journey Part 2
Junk Journal Journey Part 1
I hope you enjoyed the video I put together sharing about how I created some of the bits and bobs that I end up using in my junk journal. I'll be sharing a flip through of the completed junk journal soon, so stay tuned!
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