Inspiration - Junk Journaling
My journey with
Junk Journaling
by Cindy Byrne
California based Cindy Byrne give
us a rundown on her way of creating Junk Journals where everything
goes. Use this as inspiration to make
your next project both useful and
beautiful! Lets make a Junk Journal.
I am a long-time stamper/card maker/
scrap booker, etc. so I don’t lack for supplies! I use what I have which includes, but
is not limited to, the following: scrapbook
paper, ribbons, buttons, brads, stamps,
doilies, washi tape, punches, yarn, recycled greeting cards (I make journal cards
from them), any and all embellishments
from my stash!
I have pretty much settled on a standard size, which is simply taking a piece
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of 8.5 x 11 inch paper and folding it in
half...resulting in 5.5 x 8.5 inch journal.
The cover is made from 12 x 12 inch
cardstock that I cut down to size, making it about 1/4 inch larger all the way
around. I take however many folded
sheets of paper I want, nest them inside
each other, one on top of the other, add-