This is a really nifty idea with the decorative edges, takes a way the ripped messy look, unless you make a grungy book then messy edges look good too. I like the machine look as well. Thanks for the tips.
I just found your tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing your technique on hinging Signature pages. This so helpful. I am new to junk journaling and could not come up with any idea how to make pages larger. Thank you so much.
Sharon, Thank you so much, I have been waiting for this tutorial. Would you please do a video where you put together a whole signature and include your thought process on how you sew, place pockets, tucks, and use all the different materials (vellum, bees wax, faux rice paper, etc.). Love ❤️ your journals.
Hi Sharon, I was wondering if you could tell me where you get your cheesecloth. I am in Canada and so far, all I have found is the looser weave and that is great for some projects, but I really like it for the hinge method. If by chance you get it from Amazon, could you send me a link. Love all these ideas for hinging. Thanks so much for sharing. Take Care Hugs and Smiles
Hi Lori. I’m afraid I can’t be very helpful with that question. The cheese cloth I use I received from a family member who found a box full in her shed. I don’t know where it came from or what it was used for. It does have a fairly tight weave to it. Sorry about that!
Hi Susan. I’m not sure what kind of cheese cloth this is as it was gifted to me by a family member who found it in an old shed. It does seem to have a tighter weave than most.
Thank you for this tutorial! Very concise and clear instruction - not long or drawn out. I will definitely benefit from watching this.
Thank you so much. I'm glad you found it useful!💌
This is a really nifty idea with the decorative edges, takes a way the ripped messy look, unless you make a grungy book then messy edges look good too. I like the machine look as well. Thanks for the tips.
Thank you so much Debbie! I appreciate your comments!🌷
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I especially like the method with the fancy edges.
Oh yay, I'm so glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching!🌸🌸🌸
I just found your tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing your technique on hinging Signature pages. This so helpful. I am new to junk journaling and could not come up with any idea how to make pages larger. Thank you so much.
Thanks Telma! So glad you found it useful! 🌹
Sharon, Thank you so much, I have been waiting for this tutorial. Would you please do a video where you put together a whole signature and include your thought process on how you sew, place pockets, tucks, and use all the different materials (vellum, bees wax, faux rice paper, etc.). Love ❤️ your journals.
Thanks so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial. 💕
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i bookmarked this video! i know I want to come back to it often. Thank you
You are very welcome! I'm glad you found it useful!🌸
Yes finally answers to my prayers !! Lol
Yay! I love it when prayers are answered! 😊💕💕💕
Awesome tips! Thank you for sharing your process Sharon.
You are welcome Andrea! Glad you found it useful! 🌷
Thank you Sharon…..more great inspiration 😊.
You're welcome Mary! I'm glad you found it worthwhile! 🌸
Great video! Thanks for sharing- been trying to work out how to do larger size journals - this was perfect!
Oh I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you so much!🤗💕💕
This was a great tutorial! Thank you! I am still learning.
Thank you Karen! I’m glad you found it useful!💕
Hi Sharon thank you so much for sharing, love seeing different tips and tricks 😊
You are very welcome Jodie! Thanks for watching! 🌸
Excellent tutorial! Thanks alot for sharing 🤗🕊️
Thank you! I’m glad you found it useful!💕
awesome ideas, Sharon!!!!!! Thank you so much!
Glad you found it useful Marjorie!🌸
Wonderful tips & tricks 😉 thank you for sharing 💖
Thanks Shelly! 🌷🌷🌷
Thank you, very informative. Blessings.
Thanks Sharon! Glad you found it useful! 🌸
Thank you for sharing
You’re very welcome Karen! 🌷
Tfs very informational video
Thank you for watching Sherry!🌷
Thank you!🥰
You are most welcome Sherry! 💕
Thank you, very helpful!!
I'm glad you found it useful Meredith! Thanks! 🌸
Thank you for this and the many options! ❤
You are very welcome Michele! 🌸🌸🌸
Thank you! 👍🌞❤️
You are very welcome Peggy! 🌸
You’re the Best!
Thank you!
You are very welcome Joni! 🌸
Thank you so much! Very helpful!
Thanks Paula! I'm glad you found it useful! 🌸
Helpful - thanks!
You are welcome Jennifer! 💕
Great tips!
Thanks Erica! 💕
Really like the details in your journals. Thanks for sharing these wonderful ideas. Hugs and blessings, 🤗❤️🇨🇦
Thanks so much Laura! 🌸
Thank you for this Sharon! This has been so helpful since I have a plethora of book pages that need to be used up. Love this!
You are welcome! So glad you found it useful! 💕
Merci!
Vous êtes les bienvenus ! 🌸
Thank you for this tutorial, it was very helpful! Great instructions.
Thanks Irene. Glad you liked it! 🌸
Love your ideas! thanks for sharing! 💜💜💜
Thanks Corky! Hopefully it was somewhat helpful! 🌸
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Thanks Lucy! 🌷
Hi Sharon, I was wondering if you could tell me where you get your cheesecloth. I am in Canada and so far, all I have found is the looser weave and that is great for some projects, but I really like it for the hinge method. If by chance you get it from Amazon, could you send me a link. Love all these ideas for hinging. Thanks so much for sharing. Take Care Hugs and Smiles
Hi Lori. I’m afraid I can’t be very helpful with that question. The cheese cloth I use I received from a family member who found a box full in her shed. I don’t know where it came from or what it was used for. It does have a fairly tight weave to it. Sorry about that!
Hi there. Same question here, so I looked online. It appears Sharon is using voile lawn, probably cotton. Great tiute, isn’t it?
May I ask what kind of cheese cloth you use? Mine is nothing like what you are using. Thank you
Hi Susan. I’m not sure what kind of cheese cloth this is as it was gifted to me by a family member who found it in an old shed. It does seem to have a tighter weave than most.
I was thinking the same thing. It almost looks like a sheer linen.
Thank you