Sharing a journal I made using a vintage Better Homes & Garden binder! It is so easy to make a journal from one of these neat vintage binders! Just take the original pages out (and save them for other projects or to read!) and add your own! Take it up a notch by lining the inside covers with scrapbook papers and maybe pockets!
I used Maggie Holmes 'Flourish' paper collection for this journal.
Other supplies used: (Amazon affiliate links)
1/4" round hole punch: amzn.to/3bqlpga
1-inch double-sided tape: amzn.to/3i8ykpm
1/4" double-sided tape: amzn.to/2Z4WVEi
Tiny Attacher Stapler: amzn.to/2QOAzCx
paper trimmer: amzn.to/2QQk2ht
vintage chenille for the tab, vintage fabric for the bow, pom pom trim
Thank you so much for watching!!
Check out how I made my own planner right here!: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hdaee7pn0qzNfnk.html
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BEGINNER JUNK JOURNAL COURSE!
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NOTE: Junk Journal Making is a craft intended for adults (it requires the use of sharp tools), therefore this video, as well as all the other videos on this channel are intended for adults only, not children.