I’ve finished another one this weekend and I love how the cover turned out. I used scrap fabrics for the cover. The journal measures 5 x 5 inches and also include pockets and inserts. Please check out the journal on my Etsy shop. 
Please check out the junk journal flip through video to see the what’s inside. Thanks!
The junk journal has six signatures and measures 5 1/2 x 5 1/2. It took me awhile to finish it because of sewing the signatures to the cover. This is available on my Etsy shop.
Please watch the flip through video to see the pages. Thank you!
This is the tiniest junk journal I’ve ever made. It was much difficult to put together than the largest ones but it was more fun. It turned out to be so cute and easy to carry around. This journal is available on my Etsy shop.
Check out the flip through video for this journal.
I made this junk journal tags two months ago and gave it to my daughter’s teacher as a thank you gift for being such an awesome teacher. 
I used grocery paper bags to create some of my journal pages. It’s time to recycle. 
Don’t think just paint and doodle. There’s no planning on how it will look like at the end. Just let go and start applying colors and see where it leads you. That’s the beauty of an intuitive painting, no perfection just calmness.
Hello everyone! I have so much grocery paper bags and I am running out of space in my craft room. Instead of putting it in a recycling bin I made a journal book out of it. I used seven paper bags and glued it together to make a book. So if I want to practice or try out some new products I use my paper bag journal. Before you start using acrylic paints or any other paints you use, apply gesso to the paper first so that the ink would not soak through the pages. I had so much fun creating this one and it doesn’t have to be perfect. I hope you like it and thank you for looking.
