First a few photos:
What I am showing today is just the first insert. I am in the process of making three in total.
Here you can see the cover, made from Kraftcard and embossed with one of Tim Holtz's new 3D embossing folders.
Here the first double page with a pocket, you can find a tutorial for these here and a number of different tags, a tuck spot and journaling card. All the papers used are tea dyed and then inked with Distress inks.
Another double page, this time with an embossed belly band, a pocket created with a die and another tag with space for journaling or a photo on the back.
Yet more pockets and tags/journaling spots
And finally one more page with quite a bit of stamping and stencilling as well as a little altered little glassine bag holding yet another little tag.
There are a lot more pages and if you would like to see them, just click HERE to go to the youtube video. As it is my very first actual video rather than just a slide show, I do apologize for the quality, I am still learning...
Well, that it's for today, thanks for visiting like always and until next time.
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This is simply AMAZING and I loved to see the flip through! A wonderful vintage junk journal! Gorgeous !
ReplyDeleteHugs, Susi
I see your beautiful projects in may email all the time and realized today that I haven't been letting you know how wonderful they are and how much I look forward to seeing your projects in my email. It is always inspiring. Thank you for sharing so much creativity and beauty.
ReplyDeleteToday's journal is lovely and I think that because of you, I must take a swing at creating my own. Thank you.
No junk here...lol...vintage gorgeousness! LOVE the flowers and romantic feel too!
ReplyDeleteWow, an amazing project . I enjoyed watching the video you made.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
This is gorgeous Astrid. I really enjoyed the video. I've never done a video but when you watch it you definitely feel like you are holding the book and looking through it. I should think about doing one as I only have 2 blank pages left in my Japan journal. I love how you added all the small ATC sized cards and all the other bits which really make the book a very rich and interactive piece. Hope all is well with you and thank for all your nice comments on my photos. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteFabulous journal Astrid, a real delight to look at. Thanks for sharing, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteI've just come back from watching the flip through video Astrid and I loved it!! So nice to hear you explaining everything and I so love this signature .. simply stunning!! Beautiful vintage look and I love all the little envelopes and tuck spots. Have picked up quite a few new ideas from this .. thank you so much for sharing! Enjoy the rest of your day!! hugs xx
ReplyDeleteSuch warm creations Astrid, you have captured the heart of vintage as well as mine with this wonderful piece full of sweet elements. I could oo and arr at this each and every day!! Just beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCreative wishes Tracey xx
I so enjoyed your very first video. You are brave to do that - I understand they take a long time to shoot, edit and produce. Great job! Beautiful vintage journal.
ReplyDeleteSoooo beautiful...love all the little bits and extras...etc
ReplyDeleteThese journals or mini albums certainly takes time and if you are like me, I never really know when its finished...I keep adding to it! LOL
Wow, your journal is stunning! I so enjoyed the video, it was lovely to get a tour inside the pages and see all the amazing details that you created up close and I loved your comments explaining each piece - perfect 😁. I hope you are having a lovely week! J 😊 x
ReplyDeleteI've popped over for a look at your video and love it. The pages are full of gorgeous detail and your explanation relating to them made it even more enjoyable to watch. Have a lovely creative week, Angela xXx
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Love all the tags.
ReplyDeleteHaving seen this gorgeous journal in real life the other day I know how much work and love you have put in to it Astrid x The details are marvellous and as always you are so kind to share the details x Off to check out your video
ReplyDeleteHuge hugs Annie x
So very beautiful Astrid, love the video , and hearing your voice :-)
ReplyDeleteAll the details you created, so very romantic and vintage- and love the use of 3-d embossing folders,- the beautiful feather, in the back, I have too .
Annie is a lucky gal, to have actually seen it in real life .
Hugs to you !! xx
Astrid, I feel so lucky to have seen this fabulous Junk Journal in reality and everything about is amazing. All your journals have done it for me as now I am about to finish my first Junk Journal. Happy Days ahead my friend. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteYour video is excellent Astrid, I really enjoyed looking through your beautiful junk journal! Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all the amazing vintage touches that you added to your lovely journal. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteKate
Amazing journal. Amazing covers/pockets/tags/envelopes and all other embelishments you make. I cannot wait for your next post. Astrid, thank you for all your freebies and all your projects you share with us. Every time I get a huge inspiration and motivation to start creating a new journal or inserts. I like your idea to ink already tea dyed paper. Paper gets a wonderful dark and old look, which I like. And Tim Holz 3D embossing folders...what to say...meadailons you have created are amazing. Such a small detail and what a great effect. Astrid, my comment might be a bit longer, but it can hardly describe how I am impressed. Please don´t stop sharing your project with us. We are hungry for your posts :)
ReplyDeleteOMGosh Astrid!! This one is soooooo gorgeous! How is it each journal is more beautiful than the last?? I truly love the nature theme and the organic inspired look of this one- stunning,my friend!
ReplyDeleteJackie xoxo
Astrid, your journals are a treat to have a peek into, the dreamy quality and vintage look works so beautifully. I love the tag pockets and embellishments, always look forward to seeing more. Thanks you for sharing ~Ann xx
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. I'm going to watch the video.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing the emphemera.
Astrid, I really, REALLY enjoyed your video of this wonderful little booklet! I adore your style! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI think - no, I KNOW these are my most favorite inserts of any journal I have ever seen. Now I have to go watch the video. Am keeping this post on my computer forever!!!!
ReplyDeleteSandy xx