Thank you for watching! If you wish to see my completed personal JUNK JOURNAL for ideas on how to put together (and use) click this link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZtF8ibppvsmmf2Q.html

I am screaming!!! Screaming at the millions of boxes and tags I've thrown out. Little did I know I could create such gorgeous stuff. Not any more! I'm looking in my cupboards as I watch this video. You are awesome. ❤ This will keep me very happy for a long time.

You are DEFINITELY an art journalist. Just because you don’t paint, doesn’t mean that what you’re doing is not art. A lot (read : ALL) of your creations are so beautiful, creative, and artful. Almost every video of yours, I’m always in awe and have lots of “how did I not think of that?” moments. Thank you for this great reminder of what we can use in our creations ❤️ “Use what you have” is a definite motto for us art journalists. Have a beautiful day and thank you for creating this video!

I didn’t know someone like you existed until today. Thank you for showing me what I can do with an obsession I have had my whole life.

OMG, the free things I've gotten over the years! Yarn, beads, lace, lace trim, fabric, cardstock, scrapbooking paper, rubber stamps, paper punches, markers, calendars, tissue paper, seashells, ephemera, thread, buttons, feathers, foam shapes, etc. Just not die cuts, glitter glue, scissors or ink pads.When you give and give and give, and craft and craft and craft, people will give you everything unwanted, rather than toss it out, bcz they know you'll use it, or rehome it, and that you'll really appreciate it. They appreciate giving stuff to someone who is already a giver.

You are amazing ! This is what I call pure junk journaling ! Repurpose , recycling , undo and do something new from something old . I just love the way your brain works , finding beauty in every little item that otherwise would have ended up in the bin . Thank you for your generosity , you are the best , God bless you !

I made junk journal with my 2nd graders and they loved it! It opened their creative minds and weekly I took in my scraps and they treasured them.

"Don't be a hoarder. Don't keep everything... like me." 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Every time I threw any of these things away, I felt like there was SOMETHING they could be used for! ❤❤❤ I absolutely loved your idea to use your children's paintings or pictures as backgrounds or your boys shoe from when he was little as a pattern stamp. You're a genius!

I have a confession: I have stuff for every category you’ve shown here. Why? Beauty can be found everywhere. I’ve just moved my craft room to a larger space and handled everything in used jars, office files, packets, redwelds, notebooks, etc. Bits and bobs galore. I used to make costume jewelry, beading, and got into papercrafting several years ago. I LOVE the piling on of diecuts onto a card. But I want more! I wanted to learn junk journaling after following Tim Holtz for a few years, and found your channel today. Your excellent teacher’s voice sharing your finds and makes has connected all the dots. I have all the ingredients and needed to find recipes. You’re a master, and I very much appreciate everything you’ve shared. Now that I’ve handled every single thing while reorganizing I can say that while I’ve hoarded way too much stuff for decades, I like order. All my glass jars and folders filled with broken things and scraps are arranged by type, color, texture, and labeled accordingly. I moved here after my mom (best friend!) died last November 1st so that my stepdad wouldn’t be alone, and have kept her “special” clothes, shoes, coats, purses and jewelry so that I could tell HER STORY. I’m the creative one in the family, and no one understands why I’ve hoarded my own stuff and now Mom’s stuff. But it’s neatly arranged and labeled and I have space for all of it. I was led to you, My Dear, and I’m inspired to begin soon. I’m grateful to you and I can’t begin until I’ve watched way more from your channel. With love and tears, Kathy from Pennsylvania, USA. ❤️🦋🌹👑🌈

Thank you so much for inspiring me! I am a cancer survivor and 40 yrs ago went to art school, but was never able to parlay that into a career. After watching you one day, and lamenting that I didn't have any money to buy stickers, etc., I realized I can draw and make anything I want!!! So now my journals are super individual and unique because no stickers, stamps or other things are used, so my journals and paper art is now one of a kind. Nobody will ever have anything like mine!!!

“Bad at making an art journal”....Are you kidding me??? It’s gorgeous!!!!!

I really enjoyed this video. This is exactly how I create. For me, half the fun is in working with things I already have and making them work vs. just buying something. Thanks for the ideas.

I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a video this in depth about crafting materials that don’t cost anything!

That’s the reason we junk journal makers are “ hoarders”😂😂

What a delight! You have given me a lot to think about. I am new to junk journaling, I wasn't even considering making one but I will now. My mum passed away a couple of years ago and recently I came across lots of correspondence I had from her. Well I am going to put it all together in one journal, using cards and making pockets for the letters. It will be a lasting legacy to pass on to my son, better than a bunch of letters in a bag. So thx very much indeed

I love all the designs on tissue/Kleenex boxes! The companies know people don't want cruddy looking boxes in their house and they end up with some pretty cool designs!

I'm so glad to know I'm not the only hoarder of plastic bags, boxes, and papers!!! Lol I keep like everything! And some of my family thinks I'm a little bit crazy but then end up amazed when I make the things w the stuff! Love love your work, you are very talented and artistic and I always am inspired after watching your videos! Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas❤

"...Just don't keep everything, don't become a hoarder...like me." I am like you. 😁 Thank you for another awesome video!

Love the faux hand made paper, drives my husband crazy that I save the tea bags, lol. I really like using free items, when I first started I bought way too many things. Repurposing items we would throw away is so helpful. Your mark making idea bag is great, I need to do that. I was just showing my son the other day how and why to save buttons, very few people do that now. Buying buttons now is quite a bit more than it was even ten years ago. Also using the old clothing to make strips for rugs or belly bands for journaling. We throw away so much when people during the depression used to use everything up or repurpose it.

I got a 600 piece jigsaw puzzle for 50 cents, and a bag of odds and ends (beads, buttons, clasps, hanks of floss) for $1. Love your ideas. Tina, Al's wife

My neighbor was throwing out a ruined red purse. The outside was gorgeous. Now I know what to do. Thank you. Tina

You are so amazing! I love watching God's handiwork expressed through your sweet spirit and beautiful work! You are a blessing to me, and I hope you will be blessed today wherever you are! :)

I am in BIG trouble!! If I thought I was hoarding before😬, well I just might get thrown out of my little apt.! You are AMAZING but we already knew that!! I think the Lord must have given YOU all the creativeness He had for every human being!! And you're sweet and kind too!! WOW Natasa, I am blessed to learn from you. XO from America

The wax/candle tip for sticky paint is a game changer! Thank you!

Hello! I found this was one of ur BEST VIDEOS, I couldn't believe all the different things I threw away, but now I'm gonna RETHINK, the items that I toss, ur a TRUE BLESSING ❤️❤️❤️

Hi Natasha. I’m a fairly new subscriber and was immediately impressed with the quality and beauty of your work...and THEN I just watched your get to know me video from one year ago and I was completely blown away. You are an amazing person! I see that you got thousands of responses to that get to know me...no wonder! You are right in saying that subscribers must feel your passion and the importance of your treasure books. Don’t hesitate to share another video soon...you can let us know about your past year and your future hopes. Thank you again and again for letting us in and for sharing your beautiful message❤️🇨🇦

Now I’m thinking of all the broken bits and bobs I’ve thrown away through my life! Will never look at an old/broken purse or wallet or boots or jewelry or clothes the same way again!!!

“To us this is not rubbish” 😀🤦🏾‍♀️🤗🤗🤗 it’s so nice to hear ! Much love my dear!

THANK YOU! You have made me feel like I'm not the only person in the world saving everything. Brilliant ideas and inspiration.

I just LOVE making journals from real "junk." It's amazing what lovely things you can make out of stuff people would throw away. Thanks for all the loads of ideas you shared. I'm going to our some more of your ideas... you inspire me so much!

So...I'm never going to leave my craft room 😊

You have SUCH AN INCREDIBLY CREATIVE MIND, Natasha!! Thank you for sharing your ideas with us.

Natasa, thank you for sharing your passion. All this incredible packaging is valuable. I know that when I buy a box of tissues, I am paying for the packaging. So I tell anyone who scoffs, at using this throw away stuff...I say..."You paid good money for it, be proud to use it". This usually changes their perspective. Companies go to a lot of trouble to create eye catching packaging. Good on you for making such beautiful items. You are very talented.

Thanks! Your ideas are so very inspiring!! 😍🤩👍🏾💜 Your candle suggestion to stop pages from adhering, so invaluable.

Found this video randomly so started watching it and I must say, YOU ARE SO GENIUS!!! I’m mind blown. We often don’t realise how much stuff we have lying around to use. 10 mins into the video and I cut open a cardboard box I was about to throw!! This video is TRULY A TREASURE 💐💖🌥👏🏼

I wish I could like this a hundred times. So inspiring - thank you!

I feel completely VINDICATED, at last :-) I adore tissue boxes and cereal bags & boxes. I love using them as windows in cards and add dried flowers and photos and nature/botanical pics. In fact, i save almost EVERY thing you showed (plus buttons)! I think you're a sister by another mother!!!

Hello Natasha you're a real artist! You can also use fleecy sheets (the ones we use in the dryer machine) after being used you can color them with different kind of colors or dye and they become so beautiful.

I love this video, Natasa! 🥰 You don't use printables. You utilize what you have on hand. You're wonderful!

Love all of these ideas. I often have things that come in the post or gift wrapping etc that I really hate having to part with. I make things for my grandbabies using various items along with purchased items. I'm currently making a garage for my grandson using the hard clear plastic boxes, etc that come as boxes, etc and I can use them for the windows or other parts that I think of while making other things. The garage is made with felt, but the firm plastic pieces are for windows of different shapes, for ramps on the garage and so many other things as it's going to be a collapsible garage that can be taken when there will be a long wait, and he can play with it with his little matchbox cars and trucks. I made my granddaughter a mushroom house for her dolls, including some peg dolls that I bought for her and painted the faces and clothes on them to go with the mushroom house. Since then I've come across other items that I can use to make other dolls houses. I never throw out anything that looks pretty even if I call think of another use for them at the time, it's amazing just what ideas come to mind when I'm making something special. I love saving these things to reuse them when making something else. They make it easy to provide inspiration for things. I'm not into scrapbooking just for hthe sake of it, but I do love to use these things for something useful. I love what yo do uwith all of these things. You're a woman after my own heart! I'd love to see you make collapsible things for children to use in quiet times. Some of those things are also great for making books for little children's books with zippers, buckles, buttons, shoe laces, etc made into books for them to learn how to use them, such as doing up their buttons on their clothes, same with zippers, shoe laces, hair bows, knots, etc. People who have dementia also like books that have crunchy paper, bubble wrap, and all type of different textured things made into books similar to the books for children. I hate throwing out any of these things that come as parts friends other items. Thanks for showing that it's not just hoarding for the sale of it, but it's hoarding for a purpose!

This is the best art journal, scrap journal, homemade art video I have seen. Normally I speed up videos or skip through things but I found myself mesmerized your tips and ideas and the books that you had made. Huge inspiration for me! Thanks!😊

Fabulous! We are surrounded by FREE journal-making materials! Thanks for the inspiration. You make the most BEAUTIFUL things. Please keep making videos!

Your art journal is beautiful. Do not sale your self short. You are very good at art journaling. I liked your journal very much.

This is the best junk journal video I have ever seen! So inspiring, thank you! 🌷🌷🌷

I just pressed a lot of flowers from my sons farm. I love them and will use them in my journals. I bought pressed flowers and realised they were just those we see on our walks. Thank you.

Very inspirational!! I love everything you mentioned! More often than not, the people I watch have all kinds of expensive gadgets and a ton of digitals (I personally think using digitals in a "junk" journal is cheating, but everyone is entitled to their opinion). Also Dear Natasa, art is whatever you think it is. There are no rules, and no art police. Your journal covers are art. Your beading on the spine. Your color composition when putting things together. Your faux leather. These are all art. If you like to paint or draw, that is art. No matter how "good" you think you are at it. If it brings you joy, you should continue to do it! 💙

Girl, you are genius. Last week, I watched your "getting to know you" video for the first time, and was so moved by your story (and inspired). I sent you an email. Your mother didn't just give you the gift of a lifetime back in Sarajevo, she gifted all of us who benefit so much from your shared ideas. I am new to papercrafting, and everyone in the youtube PC world are so wonderful and helpful and sharing and caring. I'm old now, so finding this wonderful art at my age and stage of life has been a gift from God. I was severely injured in 2005, but survived, and now I'm retired on disability after working until 2012, and it is not just lying on the cough watching soap operas and eating bon bons (an A,merican expression). It's awful. The first week is great: you catch up on sleep. You watch tv and movies you missed. I garden, so I worked in my small flower garden. I went to bed late, and slept late and then .... there are too many idle hours in the day. I now papercraft for some period of time nearly every day, while watching TV, trying to break the bad habit of snacking while watching TV, now I craft. I have used so many of your ideas since I started -- and like you, my sewing machine is my No. 1 favorite tool -- not just for crafting, but for all areas of my life -- my 2nd favorite tool is my full size, 12 by 12 score board -- sorry to prattle on so much, but I wanted you to know how much you inspire me. Lately I've been watching YT on my tv more than my computer, and I can't leave messages. I have a brain injury from my accident which affects my short-term memory and I can't remember where I put my phone -- ha -- now the battery is dead -- but I made a journal for my son's 30th birthday, which was quite the scandal when I gave birth to him at age 5 ;>} -- but it's not complete because I keep waffling about the cover. -- and your idea about the "scrunched up" napkin on cardboard and then painting it with gold highlights is genius -- the journal is a mash up of his favorite things throughout his life, and when he was small he loved dragons. At the thrift store I found a 100 % men's silk komono embroidered with dragons with gold thread, which is great -- but -- to cover the entire journal didn't make sense -- I then thought I'd cut up an old purse that had decorative straps on the front like the old suitcases had, but that wasn't quite right either -- now I'm going to use YOUR idea and finally finish it -- his birthday was Jan. 25th -- last year for Christmas, I finally finished the Jurassic Park quilt I began making for him when he was eight -- better late than never -- ha -- but if I may make a suggestion -- why don't you create a journal with this type of cover for father's day and sell it in your shop, or take orders -- you won't be able to make enough !!! Again, sorry I'm so wordy, but I wanted you to know how much I really appreciate your sharing, especially now that I know your story. My email was to tell you that when you were that scared little girl -- I cannot imagine the courage everyone there faced -- in America I was a young adult working in the legal industry on some of the largest lawsuits in the country, and we talked almost daily about Sarajevo. I personally prayed for everyone every day, as did many of the churches in our area, because it touched us so much, worried about the children and families, not the political outcome. When I moved into this home in 2016, it was a quiet little neighborhood in the city very close to a large and very beautiful nature park. I love birds, and there was every type of bird and animals, including deer that walked through our backyard -- and now, instead of the hooting of the owl that spent its nights in our tree in the back yard, there is gunfire and murder every damn day -- I cannot image being either you as a young girl, or as your mother, caring only for the safety of her family -- but you were never alone there. On the other side of the world, we were there with you, both in physical donations of aid and in our hearts and prayers. And now look at you, the beautiful soul and artist and mother of that treasured little boy. God's peace be with you always and in all ways -- Patricia

The best tutorial in the WORLD! Honestly, from the bottom of my heart! Thank you!! I would have never thought of these ideas. Thank you!

I love this video! The more I watch your videos, the more I want to do this. I know I'm an old soul, and it feels that this is what I been waiting for. Thank you for all the inspiration ❤️🌹

Your creativity is over the top!!! I keep strange things and get teased about it. Hoarder! It makes me happy. It's cheap. Please keep the projects coming!

Someone else has probably already suggested this, but you have so much lovely comments, I can’t read through them all! Maybe the little leather clutch you like so much could be used for storage instead of cutting it up. Love your ideas!

This video just opened my eyes to everything I have around my house, I currently have plastic from 3 cereal boxes washed and rinsed sitting on my counter. I can't believe the amount of things I can use instead of running to Michael's and spending a fortune on paper and printables and whatever else. Thank you for taking the time to do this, really. I'm so excited to start!!!!

Ive always been a hoarder since i was a kid, but as ive gotten older i try to manage it to things i can repurpose, or things i know i really want to keep and reuse. For the past year ive been saving so many paper scraps and old tags and such, and finally i can do something with them. i wanted to use them in my formal art pieces, but i think im just gonna paste some of them chaotically into my sketchbook :)

I haven't watched half of the video yet but this gave me so much inspiration!

Every month I keep small pieces of paper, tiny boxes, potential bookmarks, thinking I would do something with it, and then I just watch the paper bin get full before it gets emptied on collection day. This is inspiring me in so many ways, and also tells me I'm not the only one out thinking that paper pile is actually a treasure!

“Just don’t become a hoarder. Like me.” I love how cheerfully you say that because I say it the exact same way. 😅 My husband had noooo idea what he was really getting into when he decided to spend forever with me. This Poor guy is always having to look at neatly stacked selections of “trash” and ask if saving it. He’s stopped asking what I am saving each piece for though. And thank heavens for that. LOVE your videos! They give me the motivation to create rather than just stare at my amassed collection of journal making supplies and go blank. ❤️

15 seconds in and I’m hooked! The bad thing is I WILL NEVER THROW ANYTHING AWAY AGAIN!

I'm literally sitting here going through a huge pile of junk mail and sorting out all the papers and envelopes I can reuse :-) and your video came on. I do have the same eye for things to reuse, having been raised in Eastern Europe during soviet times with few resources. Thank you for categorizing everything so nicely. Great video!

Just wonderful! What a way to look at the world around you in a different way....save our earth by up cycling!

I've done this sort of "collecting" all my life and am now in my late sixtyies. I gather stuff from friends and family and turn them in to cards, books, etc, then give them back to them and they are mostly, non the wiser 😂😂 occasionally I get a , do I recognise this? But that's part of the fun of it. But if you are new to this BEWARE it is totally addictive and almost impossible to stop seeing something in everything, just as the lovely lady says. But it is so much fun and so rewarding to make something beautiful from Junk.

I am new to junk (art?) journaling. Now I know why I am “collecting” and saving so many things. Thanks for sharing, I will save this video, LOL!!

That junk mail envelope journal was the first video I saw from your channel ❤️ And was introduced to junk journals, then this story began....

You are a genius! The variety and artfulness of your creations is Awesome, you inspire me more than any other creator of any of the crafts I dabble in. Keep up the amazing videos, you've turned a drab day into an inspired one. Thank you!

You are very creative and resourceful!! I do the same this with items/objects I come across…”how can I repurpose/reuse this?” I worked with a former preschool teacher who was the Queen of junk but….called them “treasures!” I learned from her as well. Over the years I look at things before I recycle/trash them and ask “can I do something with this?” Usually I take it to preschool to paint with or keep it at home to use in my crafting. I LOVE your idea with the wipe dispenser top!!! I’m going to save my makeup wipe tops and the dog wipe ones to make mini journals. Brilliant!!! Blessings!!!

This is outstanding and creative! I will never look at a Kleenex box or a greeting card the same! Thank you 😊

I love your videos Natasha! You are so creative and I love your calming, sweet voice! Thank you for all the ideas!

"Might lead you... To a good place" I like that 🙂🌎

I love your creativity and your recycling habits. This is real junk journaling, not like printing a pdf picture and glueing it into an overly priced journal. Truly inspiring. Thank you very much.

Ive been doing this stuff since i started journaling. My kids thought i was nuts.thanks for proving them wrong Lol.

I love this video! Your sense of humor is great. "Don't become a hoarder. Don't keep everything... Like me". That made me laugh SO hard, my children came to see what was so funny!

Oh gosh Natasa! I’m well on my way to hoarding! My husband is like, we’re not throwing anything away anymore! Lol. I’ve also started visiting local thrift shops too. Junk journaling really has given me a new perspective on how I can use things/repurpose things we would normally throw away. Thank you for inspiring!

You are me! 😄 I also keep all this kind of things. Labels from clothes, even the thread on the labels. I love your work! Lots of creative greetings from the Netherlands.

I'm a hoarder too. This was the best video on junk journal I've watched so far. Instead of buying expensive stuff and making journal out of it this so so much better. I'm in love with your channel ❤️❤️❤️

The best type of creating is creating with what you have on hand recycling , upcycling and getting "creative". 😉 I loooove your channel Natasha and your style for although you're using "trash" the end product is beautiful and cohesive. ❤❤

I loved watching this video !!! I have been doing like you since I was a little girl, picking up things from the ground, tearing things out of fliers and junk mail, and tearing pieces out of unwearable clothes,purses and other things. I cut on both sides of felled seams and use them like string or ribbon. Thank you much.

Hello from California! Thank you so much all the ideas! I started to make my own junk journaling and I saved a lot of postcards, business cards, just a lot things I saved on my travels to different states, including Hawaii and Alaska, and Canada, so I can make travel junks journals. It’s all saved in boxes and bins and put away in my guest room closet so our bedroom won’t look like a messy craft room…Me and my hubby really need to make a craft room for me or we need to move to a bigger house! Lol 😉… Thank you for sharing your ideas! 💖😁

What a fabulous video! I have a large bag of greeting cards that were sent to my mother over the years (I think she kept every single one!). She passed away about two years ago and although my intention was to put the cards in the recycling I haven't been able to bring myself to do so. After viewing this video I'm glad I still have them. I will select some and create a journal of her special occasions to be treasured. The rest I will use as suggested in your greeting card journal video. Thanks Natasa, for all of your great ideas and suggestions!

This video showed me I am on the right track when I collect travel brochures and maps and magazines. So many of the things you mentioned are thingsI love to save and use.

So many great ideas! The brown clutch purse could be used as is for a journal cover! Just slip a journal inside of it!

Gosh, I’m glad I’m not the only one that saves EVERYTHING! Wish I had a sewing machine that I wasn’t afraid of🙄! Your ideas are just perfect!❤👍

I am both inspired and sad seeing this video. I am new to junk journaling. Last year, I was "strongly encouraged" by my niece to "declutter". I gave in. I had an amazing collection of many things I found lovely. They are now gone. On the bright side, I have a reason to begin collecting again. I clean for a living and people always throw out things that can be repurposed. I have a reason to look forward to work now, ☺!

Thank you so much for this, I refused to journal bc I didn't have much stuff but this helped a lot to think more creatively, I can't wait to start journaling now, I'm going to collect lots of different things! It'll be so fun

I love how you upcycle all these bits to create beautiful junk journals❤

"You don't need special stuff to be creative" so trueee ❤️❤️

What you are doing is exactly the way I look at the world. Thanks for even more ideas.

Brilliant Natassa, getting back to basics again, too many journals made from expensive papers etc under the guise of a " Junk Journal" thank you x

My brain is overloaded and I’m so inspired! I try to use a lot of things around the house, but you gave me SO many ideas!! Thanks for this video. 💙💙💙

Your creativity makes me want to look again at yesterday’s trash for junk journals, Thank you for new eyes,

This video deserves 2 thumbs up!!! AND I'VE ALSO SAVED IT ON MY PLAY LISTS. 🍃🤗🍃

Oh my goodness! This is one of the best video's I've seen. It is great for a beginner Junk Journal'er. Thank you so much! And I will look at all your other journals to help make my journals.Thank you~Bless you!!!

Once again you are my hero. I turn to you again and again for how to do things without printables. I wish we could get a group started of people food journal without printables

Wow, such inspirational ideas for someone starting out like me! I love that you don't use printables. No everyone has access to them. Thank you 😊

Thank you so much for the video ❤️! Sometimes I get upset with all the unboxing videos with brand new itens because I don't have the money to buy it... Here you show that is possible to be creative with old stuff 😊

Yay for real junk journalling - so many great ideas - makes my little diy heart sing! I love the effect of the dried tea bag over the pictures - amazing! We really are swimming in endless resources that can create infinite possibilities - it's kind of overwhelming really - thank you for your inspiration! My favourite find recently was discovering the local takeaway joint uses paper bags lined with wax -I can print an image onto the wax side and use it as a transfer - works great - though kind of dangerous on the waist!

Thank you for more ideas with what’s around us everyday. My husband is now in the habit of not throwing things out till he checks if I could it in some type of craft. 😂

I ran into a video the other day that talked about junk journaling, and it seemed that the woman has spent a lot of money on supplies. I then wondered why she kept using the word “junk” if most of her items were new. I just ran into this (your) video and it has brought me a lot of joy and encouragement...WHY? Because I LOVE how you are repurposing “junk” to make a journal. This is real junk journaling. I do whatever I can to up cycle items when crafting, and you have helped validate the importance of reusing items to help protect our planet!!!! Thank you! I’m a new subscriber to your channel.

I’m new to journaling and have just found “junk” journaling. I wouldn’t have thought of any of these things. What a beautiful mind you have! Thank you. Wishing you and everyone here a great day! Subscribed💕✨

Natasha, you are so generous with your time. thank you for all your tutorials. I'd like to see a tutorial on the bead cover spine. not the beads, but the spine.

I just watched this entire video without fast forwarding on any part. And now the creative juices are flowing!! Thank you! ❤

Love these ideas! I too have hung on to old clothes, belts and bags! Have you used Amazon packaging! They make great journals!