Junk journal from old photo album

 Hi and happy Sunday.

Today I'm sharing my latest junk journal with you.

It is made from a old photo album that I've won bidding at an online action.

The album is dated around 1900 and it had 4 original photo's in it (carte de visite).

I've cut out all the photo frames and used the cover to make a junk journal 

with a hidden spine.

It is a large journal, 10,5 x 8,5 inches  and it has lots of original vintage

 papers and ephemera pieces

The journal was listed in my Etsy shop but it was sold in no time. 😊😲

There is a flip through video on my YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/2k0srb68Bpk

Here are a few pictures.

Guest designer for Craft O'Clock - Junk journal with the lovely when you smile collection

 Hi, today I'm sharing my second project made with products from Craft O'Clock.

My first project was a mother's treasure box, back in Februari https://hmier.blogspot.com/2021/02/guest-designer-for-craft-o-clock.html

My second project is a junk journal made with my favorite Craft O'Clock collection:

 "Lovely when you smile".

Here are a lot of pictures of the junk journal but there's also a full flip through video available

 on my YouTube channel. Link below the pictures.

Junk journal envelopes for Craft Box UK

 Hi thanks for stopping by.

Today I'm here with my last project as a design team member for Craft Box UK.

I've been a member of the Craft Box UK design team since April 2020 and it was

 a great team to be in.

For this projects I've decided to use up some of my scrap pieces of paper and 

made these 3 pocket envelopes for future junk journals.

The paper and ephemera I used are from the Steampunk collection by Craft Box UK.

This envelope has a pocket on the front for putting in tags, journal cards or in my case, stickers.

I sewed the paper pieces together to create the pocket envelopes.

On this envelope I did some paper collaging and added a steampunk bug cut out.

These envelopes can also be used for snailmailing.

I would like to thank Anna and Claire from Craft Box UK for the opportunity and 

the awesome Craft Box UK  products.

It's been a different kind of year with the Corona virus going on in the world but I 

loved being part of the Craft Box UK team.

I wish you the best for 2021!

Hugs, Henriëtte

Fabric and lace covered junk journal

Hi and welcome to my blog. Today I'm sharing pictures of two junk journal I've made inspired by the wonderful Amity Bloom.

I used some of her printable papers in the journals which I bought from her ETSY.

My junk journals are for sale in my ETSY Store.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/OutOfTheCraftroom

I've also have two flip through video's on my You Tube Channel. There you can see both journals in full.

https://youtu.be/Siz3fh1SEGs

https://youtu.be/fvFjb0hfk0Y

Vintage tags

Hello, toaday I'm sharing three vintage collagede tags I've made to put in future junk journals.

I've tried to make the tags in 3 different styles.

The first tag is made in my favorite style with Tim Holtz papers and ephemera.

There's also washi tape, stickers and stamped tea bags on it.

 I added metal buttons and a little nautic charm.

The second tag has a more 60's fibe.

The background paper is old sewing paper and there are sewing related elements on it.

Buttons, some stitching, lace and a scissors charm.

The lady I cut from an old magazine.

The last tag has a more nature feel, with the plants and duck.

The charm is a little leave.

I would like to enter these tags in this challenge:

https://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/mondaychallenge/?p=19419

Thanks for stopping by!

Have a great day.

Hugs, Henriëtte.

Snail mail envelope

Hi, I saw a video tutorial on Nik the Booksmith you tube channel about a specimen pouch folio thingie and I loved the design so much, I made one myself. You can find Nik's video here.

I call it a snail mail envelope.

I used the inside cardboard of a wrapping paper roll for the cover of my envelope.

The inside has four pockets/tuck spots to put in all kinds of ephemera, little notes 

stickers and other goodies.

I love how this envelope turned out.

Thanks for stopping by my blog.

Hugs, Henriëtte.