Junk Journal Tutorial
Featuring
Hidden Stitch Spine
This full-length junk journal tutorial takes you through the entire process from start to finish for assembling a journal. It will be especially helpful for newbies who don't know how to get started.
It also features my method of creating a pamphlet stitch journal with a vintage hardcover book, where the stitches can't be see on the back of the spine.
Some of the topics I discuss:
- tools I use to make these types of junk journals
- my favorite paper supplies
- various junk journal techniques such as how to gut a hardcover book
- how to create a durable hidden spine
Part I - Full Tutorial
Part II - Journal Flip Through
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