Thank you so much Annie, I am thrilled that you are enjoying the workshops. The big scissors are a godsend when trying to cut straight lines 😉 x

Oh thank you so much Pam, I am thrilled to have been helping to get you going with your journal journey x

Oh thank you so much Deborah and I feel really humbled to be in amongst your favourite people. What a lovely way to start your day x

I hate it when the day goes so quickly. Wow 100 of the 5x7, that’s a lot x

Oh thank you so much Susan, I am so thrilled that you are finding these helpful. Yes, we make so many things, it’s hard to remember x

Thank you Jan, terrible when you can’t sleep x

Lol, can’t help it x

Thank you Celia, I am so pleased that you find something helpful even if you aren’t mass making x

🤗🙃😉 x

Wow, that’s great. I’m thrilled that you were crafting along and enjoyed it x

Lol x

Oh thank you Judy, I am really pleased that you are able to pass some time doing these and that the mass making appeals to you. I hope you recover soon x

Thank you, and wow, 13 is awesome x

Lol 😆. I know exactly what you mean x

Thank you so much Lynn x

Thank you for the tip. Have fun making some of these x

Oh thank you, that’s exactly how I feel when doing the mass making videos x

Yes I know what you mean Sherry, hopefully making the basic items but leaving the decorating will be a good compromise and prove useful. We don’t have animals allowed in circuses either, and the ones that I have been to don’t have clowns either, instead just super talented people x

Lol 😆, I know what you mean x

Thank you Niki, six is pretty good, and it’s six you didn’t have before 😉 x

Thank you Lynn, I love picturing what you are up to whilst watching. I am so glad that you are enjoying the mass making workshops x

Thank you so much Joie, I am really flattered that you enjoyed the video. I love your videos, you are so slick and professional in your format, very clever ideas too, thank you 😊 x

@@shabbydabbydoodah such a lovely reply...💜💜💜

Sounds interesting! You mean stack them one on the other, like a pile of cards, glue the not so pretty sides, have the pretty side inside each fold... Yes? Then the spine is multiple page edges stacked up which you cover. Can you explain what you mean by not glueing to the edge...? Leave a centimetre where??? 😘😘😘

@@tamielizabethallaway2413 Yes, I mean it that way... the centimeter you have to leave out is at the spine side. Just run the gluestick at 1 centimeter from the spine across and than glue the whole page. Really good at the corners for a good look. I am now doing one with my piles of cardstock I have . I also made one with watercolor paper. They work so great, really . And they can expand really good. When I am finished I dont have a crocodille mouth journal :)

And when you cut up the paper you are left with a 4x6 piece, I use them for background and paperpieces, pockets etc

@@WilmaVoermans aha! So the spine is the unglued bit, corners are well and truly stuck, and the spine remains somewhat movable ... I just thought of an extra way of binding that... You could thread ribbons or twine between each glued page in the unglued spine strip, leave them hanging out a good few inches top and bottom, make a cover, and then tie the ribbons on the outside of the spine so they're all dangling and full and fluffy!

^^^ Totally unnecessary, but a nice decoration option, although it would also add extra strength to the book attaching to the spine... Just a thought that popped into my head 😊😊😊

Thank you, and we all work in our own way, just glad that you find inspiration x

Lol, thank you so much for sharing your craft space, I do love picturing you where you are. Yes, sometimes I have had to craft on the floor because my desk has been sooooooo messy! I am working up to showing my desk 😉 x

Thank you so much Patricia, I love hearing what people are up to whilst watching. I am so glad that I helped to ease the chore or sorting your stash. Thank you for your kindness, I really do love my junky rings, Tinax

Thank you so much Brenda and for crafting along, I love it when we are all crafting together x

Thank you, it’s always nicer to craft together x

Oh thank you Anna, I am thrilled that you crafted along and made 5 of the foldout pockets. Fantastic that you have now got the bug, and that you mass produced your fabric flip, it definitely makes sense to do several at the same time doesn’t it? X

Wow, exciting, see you’d be fine for videos x

@@shabbydabbydoodah in theory, yeah you'd think... But the last few years have taken their toll on me physically and emotionally. First our son Oliver died from chickenpox aged 5½. Then i was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, spinal disc degeneration, gallstones, a number of gynaecological conditions and most recently Crohn's disease! Plus have depression, and the way I feel about myself makes me even more depressed! I have gained tons of weight, take 25 pills every morning and more during the day, can't hardly walk far or do half the things i used to do! I'm finding it especially hard to come to terms with the enormous difference in me now, compared to who i was. My confidence is literally shot to shit and I hate no longer being fit and energetic. I had danced since i was 3, and now i can manage about 2 minutes and have to stop from pain. If my hands or wrists are playing up even crafting can be interrupted! So depressing isn't it, just hearing about it! Nobody wants to tune into that! I wouldn't want my subscribers slashing their wrists! 😂😂😂 Have to laugh or I'd start crying half the time and never stop! I love your new triple pocket thingy (paper hat fold), I can't remember the last time a crafter showed us something totally new and original! So many tutorials now feature stuff being made with your kits!!! Didn't i tell you a few thousand subscribers ago, that your popularity would soon soar!!!? When you made that video doubting yourself, I said it's only a matter of time before the rest of KZfaq starts catching on! You and Gi Kerr are my top favourite crafters, and yours are definitely my favourite digis! There's many that i love, probably around 10-15 that I really love, but you're at the top! I love how humble you are, i love your very English self deprecating nature, although it makes me wanna yell "are you mad woman?" when you doubt yourself. I love how you keep your language in check, despite occasionally I sense you micro pause and find a more appropriate word than the one that I think you would naturally have said without the camera running! But it shows that it matters to you to come across professional, that you have integrity and not just filming to find KZfaq fame or earn money for nothing! Anyway, I'm waffling... I'm a waffler! Can't help myself! Still have my school reports from when i was little "spends too much time chatting" " she's a chatterbox" etc! At least that side of me is consistent! 😘😘😘

Thank you for crafting with me Linda x

Great idea Vickie x

Oh thank you so much. I am catching up with emails/comments etc, and haven’t been on Instagram for several days, but thank you in advance, I will be checking these out as soon as I get a chance x

@@shabbydabbydoodah it will probably take you three weeks to catch up ☺

Thank you so much Karen. I am hoping that this will prove useful and time efficient x

Oh I am so sorry to hear about your anxiety and depression. Cheese crackers sound great, and I am thrilled to be in with them to help inspire you :-) x

Thank you Maria, and welcome. I will be uploading the workshops every Tuesday x

Oh thank you Emma, it takes a bit of time to get into the swing of the whole mass producing thing doesn’t it! Hopefully it is proving efficient for you though x

Oh thank you so much Tania, you have been putting some beautiful projects on Instagram x

Thank you Susie, funnily enough I just filmed a video today asking for glue stick recommendations x

Oh thank you, I hope you enjoy making yours and I hope your foot improves soon, x

Oh thank you so much Pam, that is so kind of you. I am really pleased that you are enjoying my videos, and my workshops, thank you for taking the time to comment, and so glad that you have managed to fix your glitch x

Thank you Betty, have fun x

Lol, love that you made more scraps........it's never ending isn't it? x

I have made a note to do some videos using the items that we are making. Great tips for the pegs x

Hi Patricia, I have put these in a Playlist, which can be found under the playlist section of my channel homepage. Hope this is helpful x

Shabbydabbydoodah thanks so much, it’s a pain looking through them all. I’m really enjoying them, I’ve just started with junk journaling so I’m learning all the elements.

Thank you Sonya, that is fantastic and thank you for crafting along with me x

I haven't used a paper trimmer for a really long time. Combination of reasons really. I have really struggled to find one that I am happy with, yes it would slow me down, and they are really big and cumbersome to use, especially on video. I always use those big scissors from Ikea, and they really help with the cutting x

@@shabbydabbydoodah Another rec for those IKEA scissors. Maybe they are the answer to my cutting woes. Those are all good reasons not to use a trimmer, Tina. You're killing it without one. I salute you.

Thank you so much Cathy, I am really pleased that you find this method helpful. I have cut the top off the glue occasionally, sometimes a bit too much I must confess and then there’s no stopping it! One extreme to the other! Lol x

TFS❤️ your video was a nice relaxing, fun video. Great way to spend an hour or so cleaning off desk & yet being creative. Definitely a time saver for the next project. TFS ❤️

Some and some, I am trying to be a little more ruthless and bin more, however I am not there yet! Why do we feel the need to hang onto even the tiniest of scraps? Lol x

Hi - I use Anita's Tacky Glue, which I think is something we get over here in the UK, but I'm not sure if is available elsewhere? x

I am so glad that you love this tutorial and my channel, you have made my day!!! I have just gone for plainer in the hopes that they will be more versatile when I come to use them, but of course if you wanted to mix up the patterns that would look great also x

@@shabbydabbydoodah that makes sense....I really like those and will be making some too🥰Thank you for the time you put into your videos!!

Sometimes it’s better than others, but big scissors definitely help x