In number eight of my #craftseries2019, I showed how to make a B6 Traveler’s Notebook (TN), dashboard, and folder using my laminator. However, that isn’t the only method that you can make your own Traveler’s Notebook (some call it a Fauxdori after the popular Midori Traveler’s Notebook). Continue reading “DIY Mini Altered Composition Notebook and Traveler’s Notebook Cover – No Laminator Needed”
For the next craft in my #CraftSeries2019, I was inspired by the YouTube channel ShbbyDabbyDoodah. She makes gorgeous junk journals and in one of her videos, she was making bulk pocket envelopes for her journals. Continue reading “DIY Pocket Envelope with Notepad | Activity Pack #2”
Hi, my name is Johanna and I love scrapbooking paper pads. Whew… there, I said it. Usually, it’s the 12 x 12 inch paper pads that I go for (especially double sided paper pads). But for some reason, I have quite a few 6 x 6 inch paper pads. I think that I’ve picked them up because they are cute but honestly, they aren’t really functional for what I use them for (my Traveler’s Notebooks).
Continue reading “Easy DIY Notebook: Use your 6 x 6 Paper Pad”
I enjoy paper crafting. I find it a very relaxing way to be creative and since I’m a huge fan of paper, paper crafting hits all the right notes. For this tutorial, in my #craftseries2019, I’ll show you how to make a quick and easy Jr. Legal Notepad Cover with a velcro flap/closure
A few years ago, the December Daily concept pinged on my radar. December daily is a concept started by Ali Edwards in 2007. The concept is based on memory keeping, or ‘telling a story’ for every day in December leading up to Christmas. It generally involves elements of scrap booking, pictures, thoughts etc. (you can find more here: https://aliedwards.com/projects-december-daily)
Continue reading “DIY December Daily/Traveler’s Notebook 2019”
In the first video of my Craft Series 2019, check out how I turn an inexpensive composition notebook into a fun and festive altered composition notebook. Continue reading “Easy Altered Composition Notebook”
