From the innovative use of recycled toilet rolls (as seen in the earlier post where you learned how to create versatile pages), I've ventured into crafting a delightful journal book. This time, I employed a punch machine called Crop-A-Dile, and the results are remarkable! The sturdy pages are a testament to the strength of this method, making it an invaluable asset for crafting.
In this project, I've incorporated music sheet pages from various books, along with pages from regular books, creating a captivating blend. I was particularly drawn to the thickness of some pages, and I've decided to prioritize the use of thicker pages moving forward. Not only do they lend a smoother and softer surface, but they also elevate the overall quality of the journal.
Make it festive! Enhance the narratives that will unfold within your journal, infusing them with creativity and personal touches.
Consider the diverse purposes your journal could serve – a personal daily creative sanctuary, a heartfelt gift for a cherished friend or loved one, or a repository for special projects and shared memories captured through photos.
Have you thought about adorning the metal rings with delicate fibers to add an extra touch of charm?
Happy creating!
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I love the journal, Moni. I keep little journals like that next to me while I'm painting, so I can scrape off extra paint on those pages. It starts a whole little book of backgrounds, and is a great way to use the left over paint :))
ReplyDeleteMaisy x
Love the journal,you did a very creative design.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Amy
I love the journal. I like the recycling aspect of it and the fact that it still looks really lovely as well. I think I'll try making one of these :)
ReplyDeleteI like the "ring binder" effect so that the pages can be taken out if so desired. I also love the shape and the texture to this...makes me itchy to create!!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Jeanette! I will try and do so too! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you all ladies!
What a great idea Monica! I have been saving my recycled rolls so have to get busy and create - thanks for your inspiration!
ReplyDeletewonderful!
ReplyDeleteJust love this! Well done!
ReplyDeleteHI MONICA, BEEN AWAY TOO LONG. HAVE TO PROMOTE THIS ON MY FB "LIKE" PAGE: vintageterrace2. LOVE THE TP ROLL BOOK IDEA. HOPE ITS NOT TOO HOT NOW WHERE YOU ARE.
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you are so clever Monica...I love this.
ReplyDeleteSuper!! Pozdrowienia z Polski :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much everone, I am glad you are inspired! ;D
ReplyDeletei have made one using toilet paper rolls then inserted little tags..
ReplyDeletehow do we go about posting a pic...
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie! You can post this at htp://handsandheart.ning.com so you share with everyone your work! I`ll be thrilled to see what you have created! ;D
ReplyDeleteCheers...Moni.