How to Make a Fabric Cover for a Junk Journal

How to Make a Fabric Cover for a Junk Journal - a step by step tutorial on how to make a junk journal cover
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[@karenholder9967]

Very informative ,thank u

[@janelleespinoza1433]

Thank you for this really good video/tutorial. Question. Do you ever add/use batting with the fabric to give a softer/padded effect?

[@MissBELLE003]

This is so cool

[@JR-_-2010]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@novafalcosmith]

Can you post the name of the glue that you used to spread with the brush and maybe leave a link or even information on where to buy that please and thank you

[@NiteOwlCrafter]

Excellent Video!

[@CompassInk]

Thanks Tammie!

[@karlindaolmstead926]

This is great video! What spray adhesive do you use? Thanks

[@CompassInk]

Thanks Karlinda! It's Elmer's Craft Bond Spray Adhesive

[@eileenthomas9983]

Thank you - I’ve just seen your perfect demonstration. It was most helpful to me. I’m so glad your video popped onto my list.

[@dagmarvalentova3126]

Please, what cutter you use for cutting the chip board?

[@lindastilson5130]

what is the name of the spreadable adhesive you used? Nice video.

[@CompassInk]

Thanks! The adhesive is Lineco Neutral pH adhesive.

[@jameemaree4602]

How does the spray adhesive hold up after using it for awhile?

[@franslinem]

Amazing

[@sandramontague4053]

If you still see this what measurements do I make the middle piece of chipboard ( for the binder ?

[@CompassInk]

Hi Sandra, you'll want the length measurement to match the rest of the pieces, but the width will depend on how many signatures/pages you're putting in your journal and how much you plan to decorate them. Its really up to you. I usually gather all my signatures together and hold them against the chipboard to get an idea of what size I want, make a little 'estimate' mark in pencil and then go back and pick a number on the ruler close to that that's easily divisible by the number of signatures I have (so they can all be evenly spaced when I sew them in).

[@stephaniemurria5534]

Is this paper or fabric?

[@lenoreschurman5139]

What is it? Chip board? Where do you get this?

[@CompassInk]

Yes it's chip board. We usually buy ours on Amazon! You can get different sizes and weights to fit your journal project.

[@bluechicbysadia7451]

This vedio is amazing but How can we attach paper in this?

[@missychan63]

You stitch them in... Watch his first few videos and he explains everything.

[@sandramontague4053]

Oh the spine ?