In this class, we will be making a journal entirely from one wall calendar.
This class is a sewn journal class but I will include some information if you do not have a sewing machine. This journal is best constructed with the sewing machine.
Do you love the look of sewn pages but don't like the stitching that shows through on the back side of your pages? In this class, I will be teaching a unique construction method that will allow you to stitch as heavy as you like without affecting the back corresponding page.
There will also be a couple of options for binding this journal. My favorite is the machine sewn binding and I will also show a hand sewn binding with a couple of variations.
A quick and easy journal that is great for not only recycling a wall calendar but perfect for all types of papers, images and scraps that we all save and hate to throw out.
Class Details
- this class begins 3/8/10 – when payment is received, I will send an email with log in and password information. Please make sure your email is not blocked
- you can start any time you wish and will have full access to this class blog until 12/30/10
- this blog format class contains
- 20 high quality video
- informative pdf with detail instructions, step by step photos, tips and techniques
- 15 printable downloads of paper, collage sheets and photos
- question, answer and comment support
Class Supplies
-sewing machine
-wall calendar
- paper, ephemera, fabric
-sewing thread
-standard regular size sewing machine needle
-jeans or heavy duty sewing machine needle
- glue stick
-awl or japanese screw punch
- bone folder or kitchen spoon
-two bull dog style clips
-photos and other embellishments for your book
- scissors
- ruler (for tearing paper)
Optional Items
if you are opting for the hand binding
-button or beads
-large eye upholstery or tapestry needle
- waxed linen thread (an alternative would be a strong heavy thread) I have a large selection of waxed linen thread in my Etsy shop
Mod Podge or white glue (if you are not sewing pages)
-foam brush (for glue)
- decorative paper clips
- fabric scraps for embellishment
- paper punches
- staples and stapler
- double stick tape
-decorative tape
Sorry, this class is no longer available