Showing posts with label Free Junk Journal Printables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Junk Journal Printables. Show all posts

Monday, 28 August 2023

Thrifty shopping for Crafty folk

 

Well hello to Autumn, hardly feels like Summer

visited at all lol, but then this is England so nothing

 unusual about that.

Today I am sharing my DT project for

CRAFTING FROM THE HEART

Challenge 05


I am trying to be a bit "thriftier" with my crafting and 
shopping for bargains to share. This Tin that the journal is 
made to fit into was £1 from Poundland, and contained 
coloured pencils /eraser/sharpener/ruler and Alphabet stencil.

My friends June and Shasteya gave me these beautiful
digi papers for free!!! 
I started by printing 2 of the patterned papers onto
each side of some 120gsm card stock, and making
a basic concertina ...
I then took some £1 post it notes and added them
 randomly to the "pages" as journalling panels...
before going wild with more of the images from
the same free paper collection, adding a few stickers
I already had in my stash...
On the reverse I just used the letter stencil that came 
in the Tin to add a few Autumnal phrases...
To finish I decorated the tin lid with a couple more 
pieces from the collection.

All in all I am very happy with this little
 "Tinned Journal"
And I highly recommend trawling the stationary
and kiddy craft sections at Poundland
 (or your countries equivalent)
when looking for journalling items.
And if you have a printer, check out FB and other 
intrnet places for free paper downloads.

Enjoy XXX

I would like to share this project with the following challenges:






 











Monday, 26 June 2023

Got Junk? Then Journal...

Junk Journaling is a thing, and can be a massive undertaking,
but sometimes we just need a little project to fulfill our crafting "NEED"

For my CRAFTING FROM THE HEART DT project this month
I chose to play with a single sheet of double-sided scrapbook paper
and created this "mini" journal
First I took the 12x12 sheet of playing cards and 
cut it into 3 horizontal strips

leaving tabs on the ends to connect them with,
before folding in a concertina fashion.


Next I "closed up" and glued the folds together to 
make "pages", adding an outer strip of paper to 
form a re-enforcing spine.


Now I had a mini book waiting for the addition
of scraps and more.
I chose some free papers from 


and added randomly... 


Some pages needed more than others.


After this I added some lovely lacey rub-ons from


The beauty of rub-ons and junk journaling is that there is no
worry about imperfections 


I hope my post might take away some of the fear often
felt when attempting a journaling project,
and I would love to see your more unusual crafty projects
 over at

Enjoy XXX

I would like to share this make with the following Challenges: