In this week’s Junk Journal with Me video, Bryonna uses ephemera from previous videos to give some more Junk Journalling inspiration. This week’s video is sans commentary. The music, though, is very jazzy; super chill to sit back and watch an awesome spread being made.
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Earlier this week, we produced a video all about creative ways to use stamps. The fun stuff in this video isn’t limited to using stamps, though. Also watch a specimen card be made and how to create a “window” in your paper craft project. Watching the tutorial is much more enjoyable than reading about it. So, check this one out now!
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In this week’s Junk Journal with Me video, Bryonna offers a usefully inspiring tutorial. If you are just starting out using your new die cutting machine, this video is for you. Bryonna uses a Tim Holtz and Sizzix Vagabond 2 die cut and embossing machine for this video. You do not need the exact model, though, to apply what you learn in this tutorial to your own junk journal spreads.
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Two new Junk Journal with Me videos have gone live over the past week. Bryonna also reviewed the We R Memory Keepers Book Binding Guide. Find a brief description of each along with the links below.
In Junk Journal with Me Episode 6, Bryonna writes a letter of her intentions for 2021. The writing is printed onto transparency paper and folded (following the Paper Kawaii Origami Envelope Tutorial). See the video linked below for more creative inspiration!
In Junk Journal with Me Episode 7, Bryonna practices writing with a Trustela calligraphy pen set. She also shares some journaling prompts to help inspire your own journaling. And as usual, Bryonna shares links to the tools noted in the video.
In Reviewing the We R Memory Keepers Book Binding Guide, Bryonna makes a Japanese stab bound sketchbook. She also shows how to make a watercolor sketchbook with leather cover. Watch the video below for the review.
