Fabric Journal made from Scraps #1
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I love watching your videos and listening to your Seagulls! Makes me yearn for the Ocean!! I can almost feel the breeze and smell the smells of a Seaside town coming through an open window! On top all of the Oceany things, I get to watch you create masterpieces!! Just beautiful!!
I love to sew. You are an artist. The sewing is important yet not as important as the artistry you bring to it. Lord, give me a gift of art!
Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful.
Love watching you do this.
Stunning, as always!
I am speechless. Never saw such a pretty Fabricjournal. Thank you very much for teaching us how to do.
I Love watching you have fun during the process. You truly inspire me ~ thank you ever so much 🥰🙏☮️🌈🌺
You TRULY are an awesome crafter!!! I just wish I could do any of this stuff!! I have all kinds of material, curtains and other forms of cloth and can't even get started cutting them up! I'm always so STUCK.....wish my mind worked like yours! Thank you for sharing with us!
Amazing process and something I will do !! You are such an artist.🙂❤️Blessings from Betty in Ohio.
Tfs love your beautiful pieces put together
Thank you for an excellent tutorial.
Oh that is so beautiful!
BEAUTIFUL!
Thankyou for all your tutorials. They are all so easy to follow. Love listening to your thought process boo boo's and all. The gulls in the background are wonderful, ittle boogers they really are.
Oh Andrea I have so much respect for you as a Crafter, you admit mistakes and things that go wrong and we don't have to be perfect in what we do as trying to be perfect spoils Crafting! And then its not enjoyable anymore! I love what you do, and so look forward to your channel, I get excited if I find one I have missed, like this one! Thank you so much for all you do for us! 🤗
Fabulous Andrea you make scraps look like they are just meant to be . So beautiful . Thank you for sharing your talent . xx
It's so much fun to watch you create. Thanks so much for sharing!!
Very beautiful Andrea 👍❤️🇦🇺🐨
This makes me so happy!!! You are doing wonderful here, I quilt and this reminds me of a crazy quilt, I've been thinking of ways to incorporate both quilting and journaling together and here it is!! I haven't been happy with a hard back for an antique journal, I feel like you gave me permission to do it this way. Thanks Arty!!
I really love the way you cut one of the strips in half to use at the top and bottom. That must really bring it all together! Lovely!💕
I hope you know how exciting it is to watch a journal emerge! It’s your sewing doesn’t have to be professional at all! It’s the eye you have and the experience of constructing beauty that is so admirable!
This is the first full tutorial, start to finish on a fabric journal that I have found. Thank you so much, I now have confidence that I can do this. Beautiful..beautiful...beautiful.
Very cute!! Nice listening and watching, you did a great job!
Really nice. It reminds me of crazy quilting that could be completed with fabric or paper. TFS!
There really needs to be a ‘love’ button on CZcams...this is beautiful...thank you for sharing your talent.x
fluffyspit thank you x
Hi Andrea you never fail to inspire me! Thank you for sharing. Your awesome!
Have a blessed day.
Such beautiful ideas!! Thank you for sharing!!! New subscriber & I’m excited to watch your videos! I’ve sewn a very long time, but now I’m learning new things, so this is fantastic!!
Oh, Andrea...sheer lace is your gesso! Love this project.
I am really thankful you are doing a tutorial on how you completed this project!! This is great for those of us who really don't sew much - and so much less intimidating to see someone else who doesn't sew a lot take on a project like this!!
Wow amazing work.
I’m in love with everything about this!! The colors are just yummy!!
Wow I love the journal cover. What a nice way to start the Saturday. Thank you for sharing your process.
Amazing how the scraps and tidbits come together in such a cohesive unit! Am excited about digging into my stash and trying to create something beautiful too! Thanks for sharing your process!
Oh Andrea, you have some fab snips of fabric - and I love the silky stripe fabric, it goes perfectly!
Gorgeous cover! Love watching your process, Andrea! TFS the inspiration and creativity!
Luscious!!! You are so inspiring!
Beautiful cover Andrea. You make it looks so easy, even thought you do not sew! Thank you for crafting with me today. I enjoy crafting along side of you. ;D
You are wonderful with fabric, nothing to be nervous about.......beautiful already!!!!
Every artist knows how difficult it is to achieve that random look! You do so well. My left brain screams noooo, hehehe! Love your work!
Quite beautiful and so unique!
I'm drawn to your lovely fabrics and laces! 😍 Great idea to audition the other snippet rolls just to see if there are other combinations that catch the eye ! 😀💖
Wow!!! Qué hermoso trabajo!!! Me encantó!! Saludos desde el norte de México
Beautiful cover☺
This is beautiful, you have such a fantastic natural talent 😊❤️
I’m playing catch up on my videos. I am just blown away on this journal! This is just absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for sharing. I definitely have to try to make one of these. You are such a huge inspiration, I just adore all that you do.
Oh my!! So beautiful!!! Looking forward to the pages! ❤️
such a fab way to use scraps...it looks beautiful Andrea...thanks for sharing
Great video
Fabulous cover and process. I loved every minute of it. TFS!
Andrea that’s so awesome and beautiful and stunning.... I really love 💕 this journal. Very tactile too. I really love 💕 you’re enthusiasm too, to hear the excitement in your voice is awesome too. Thank you so much xx Mags
Awesome! Can't wait to follow along with the rest!
This is so pretty and you explained it all so well, thank you for sharing I really can't wait to have a go now xx
So beautiful! I will need to make one!
Thank you for sharing your process, I want to give it a go... beautiful as always.
Absolutely Gorgeous!
Just beautiful I love it!!!
Really enjoyed the process on this one... Looking forward to the next one! TFS! Hugs Kim
Andrea.. your cover is Beautiful !!👏👏💜
This is so cool! I will definitely be trying this in the near future! Thanks so much for the tutorial! Now, on to part two!
SO beautiful! I wish I had your fabric stash!
SUPER LUVLY!!!
Love this so much - I had to make one. So much fun!
What a great step by step tutorial!....I really love how to did it your way but also included Nik's process as well...you really have helped me and given me a new perspective...Brilliant , thank you so much~ Hugs, from North Carolina
Oh goodie! I'm loving your design, as usual, wish I had loads of lace. Goodwill here I come!☺️. Thank you Andrea for this! Will enjoy it all!❤️✂️✨
Andrea, this is so beautiful already! Looking forward to the pages. xoxo
I love watching your process videos and this is really helping me with my fabric book!!, the way you do your snippets , has really helped me with assembling my pages!!! Thankyou!!,
Andrea, this is going to be another masterpiece!!!! Beautiful colours, textures . Can’t wait to see how it progresses !, xx❤️😊
So gorgeous and elegant .
Love this journal cover!! Please make a video on how you do the rest. I would love to give this a try!
Beautiful. I am excited to try this since I have so much fabric and lace scraps and my goal for this year is too make use of them. Can’t wait for the next step, love your videos
I have stopped and started this video to follow you step by step, got all my fabric sorted ready, pages cut, cover cut out.... just gotta go Hobbycraft tomorrow as I obviously haven’t got one vital ingredient ! Heat and bond 🙄 xx thank you so much for this tutorial Andrea I am so excited to have a go xx
Carol RecraftedBoutique great you can just pin it though as I did with most of mine because I ran out plus it’s not cheap! X
Excellent tutorial and would like to try this project, and will do many stops and starts to follow along. You have a real knack with fabric even though you do not think so. Thanks for sharing.❤️
Andrea, You won't believe how excited I am that You are helping us in Your tutorial! I just finished my "BoHo" journal and have to share it but I can't wait to start this! Thank You so much for sharing with us! Judy
Wonderful scraps cover. Love it. TFS Beate
Beautiful
I like that very much.
I absolutely LOVE this. When you do your lace kits n bits I want to get some please.
Oh Artymaze... We love watching you and listening to you as you talk about your thoughts as you go. Such an inspiration to us. My daughter and I are starting our own CZcams channel very soon, and we will be referring to you so much, as you have given us so much inspiration and we are very thankful for you. Happy New Year!! Much Blessing to you in 2020!!
Love this, it’s so creative x
Great tutorial definetly trying one of these x
Going to be beautiful! Hugs!
Love it!
So glad you’re back! Been missing you but I can see what you have been working on! This journal is so amazing and the texture is gorgeous! I’ll have to watch it again and follow step by step if I decide to make a fabric journal because it’s a little complicated my my brain🤣💖
Just Beautiful, This Is Going To Be Just Amazing TYFS Your Talent :))X
Very pretty cover.
Hi Andrea, beautiful journal cover, I enjoyed watching it come together. You should scan it for a collage page...thanks for sharing the process....
Ohhhh great Im so glad your doing this video, Im loving watching you do this .......I can tell you that with bond web (I think most of those iron on bonding sheets) instead of using a wet cloth use some baking /parchment paper and a very warm/hot and move the iron slowly.
Faye Cook thank you will try that next time x
I did watch a few sewing "pros", they either use an ironing board or towel underneath to help hold in the heat. The glass matt doesn't work as well they said. (For the heat n bond part)
This looks awesome ! I can't wait to break out my brand new machine,( that has been in its box for at least 2 years! lol ) Too afraid to wreck it, haven't sewed since high school... I have 3 grandchildren now. Lol Of course I need to buy thread & fabric, etc... :) Tyfs!
First time here ❤❤❤
Thank you x
Beautiful cover love it Hugs Bonnie
The cover is nice😊😊😊😊
Hi Andrea. Thank you very much for this tutorial. Yesterday I started making plans to free my material chest of drawers from the corner of my Den. You have now given me more incentive so that is today sorted. My husband is a smoker is there a way of getting the smell out of fabric please.Thank you once again, I have done much sewing since my last quilt so time to dust off my machine. Hugs and Luvs xxx Wendy
Wendy Margaret Davies-Stead thank you. I would give it a wash or if not possible leave out in the fresh air that may help x
Fabulous how you do the snippet roll
This is absolutley gorgeous!! I can't even cut my material straight ~ any tips for me?!
Thank you, big scissors and look a head of what you’re cutting. Xx
Hi Andrea, I am so excited about this. I have LOADS of material and have been collecting lace panels, dollies and strips. My question is do you know the best way to get a smokey smell out of these things. I used to smoke and gave up but my husband still does. Thank you for this tutorial and I hope to follow along with you once al my material is gathered. Hugs and Loves xxxx Wendy
Wendy Margaret Davies-Stead Thank you, I would say wash and put outside can’t beat fresh air to get rid of the smell I do that when they smell a bit musty. X
Thank you for repling, I will try it later on and seeing it's such a beautiful day they should be dry by tonight. Hugs and Loves xxx Wendy
Lovely…but I’m confused why the strips and not one big piece??? 🤗
Thank you, of course you can do it with one big piece, it’s just easier to manage with the scraps plus it’s sometime a nice surprise what you get with putting the strips together. It’s just an alternative way that’s all. X
Hi, gorgeous work, but I'm confused. When you are ironing, you say you are gluing the pieces onto the foundation fabric, but I can't find where you put either glue or a fusion paper on the fabric. Did I miss this?? Thanks!
The cover is going to be gorgeous. Love to watch your creative process. Just wondering if it would be easier to use two wider snippets for the cover instead of 3 narrower? I'm all for less work. :) Looking forward to seeing this one come to life. TFS
ChicagoDreamer5 thank you , yes that’s how I made my other one which I think I showed in the little video I done. I just wanted to show that when you put things together it can still work xx
oh wow I am envious of your lovely bin of lace. Where on Earth do you get all these lovelies?
Can you tell me the advantage of making snippets? Does it speed make the journal, or help coordinate the colours? Not sure why you would use snippets for the Cover As you need to cut them to fit the cover. Would it not be easier to just cover the size of a cover? Love the use of fabric.
Marilyn Kennedy The advantage for me is I like making them, I usually use them as a mood board, I not really into speeding up the process as that’s the part I love. Once made I find they come in handy for all sorts of things from tags, journaling cards pockets and even the cover. You must do what suits you I find it helps me get away from perfection, eg, making something work that may not fit. Again this is me and would not suit everyone. Xx
@@artymaze if I read this correctly you make a new snippet for each fabric journal. Is this correct? Love the fabric you have.
I'm making a smaller sized journal. Is it best to do the cover last in order to guage the size of the spine? I thought I would cover most of the middle bit and do the outer edges of the cover page once I've determined how big it needs to be after sewing the inner pages in. I would line the inside of the cover page only sewing it in with the pages and sewing around edges once I know the covers size. Do you think this might work or is there a better way to determine the spine width and complete?
Would do exactly what you said x