Beginners Junk Journal Supplies - Junk Journal Tutorial & Tips

Hi - this is a little Journal supplies & tips for Beginners video. Covering what I think would be helpful supplies and tools/items to have as you start out creating junk journals. Please note that this is simply my opinion, rather than a buyers guide. I hope you find some useful tips and get some handy information. I would love it if you could like this video and subscribe to my channel, thank you for watching, Tinax

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DISCLAIMER: This video is made for adults and those aged 13 years and over

[lisamendoza-rodriguez]

Love watching your creativity Tina!
PS: I wish that I would have gotten into Junk Journaling 3 years ago but that would have been impossible at that time. After years of heartache, this is truly the light that has brightened my life! I don’t know if you will ever see this Tina but I can’t thank you enough for sharing your awesome talent and creativity!
❤🦋❤️🦋…

[dorothygriffiths]

Ah thank you so much Tina, six months ago I didn’t have much idea what junk journals were so your video is just what I need. You are a star Tina, big hugs and loves Dorothy 🙋🏻😘❤️🌟

[jamiejunkjournals]

Very true that it's a whole different ball game if you are already a crafter/scrapbooker!!! I had almost every thing I needed when I began making journals but still went out and got a bunch of additional items...for beginners you'd be surprised if you searched through ur home, your parents or grandparents the gems you could find that haven't been touched for years and would eventually end up in the trash! Journalers see things differently than normal people lol This is great video & info for beginner journal makers!! ☺

[juliepower]

Very impressed with what you made with so few supplies. I have recently discovered junk journaling and am having great fun using up all my old scrapbooking bits and pieces which have lain unused for nearly 10 years.. It is good to have a creative hobby once more. Thank you for your inspiration xx

[dianaclark]

Thanks for taking the time. I have started collecting embellishments to start my Junk Journal Journey. I do have lots of paper crafting supplies. I love the imperfect perfection! In the past if I had an uneven surface, I’d place my paper on top of a magazine to use as a “cushion”. I’ve found that helps a bit.
“Hey” from California.
LadyD

[KellysCreativeDreams]

Good morning, Tina. Not a beginner here but always enjoy your videos and can always learn something new. That butterfly rubber stamp with the print/ clock was one of the first stamps I bought and still one of my favorites. Creative Blessings!

[fernanton]

HelloTina this video was very good . You made a pocket from very basic things & it’s awesome . Thank you 🥰 ♥️ 🥰

[gloriaborysewicz]

Thank you for starting 'at the beginning'! New to junk journaling and just purchased your Secret Garden kit off Etsy and made some tea dyed paper, so I'm ready to get going!

[justinakavanagh]

Meant to say this turned out lovely BTW. Thanks again.

[nathaliecleeter]

What a thoroughly entertaining video of tips I think if you are a crafter anyway you could start junk journaling with a visit to a few charity shops. If not the basic supplies dont seem to be too much. Great informative vid again.

[koriefrith]

Another great video. Just thought I would let you know. If your stamps aren't sticky anymore. Just wash them in warm soapy water. let air dry on a paper towel or something and the stick will come back. I will tell you another thing. just be careful using Staz on on your photopolymer stmps ( Clear stamps especially like your Kaiser stamps as it will break down your stamp over time. Staz on ink is a solvent ink and can damage your stamps if you also leave ink on your stamp. You can buy Staz on clearner which will clean your clear blocks and your stamps. I hope this helps. just like I said earlier just wash your clear stamps in warm soapy water your stick will come back. But it may not also as you have left a lot of previous solvent ink on your stamps. But that is what you may like and how you like to craft. have a great day

[karencole]

I call it a tash.... but my daughters call it hoarding! But finding materials to use whether it be books, lace, materials, stamps etc it's just as fun as making the journals....in my opinion anyway😄😉💗

[CricketsBay]

Great video, Tina. That wood-mounted butterfly background stamp is still sold at Joann Fabric stores in the USA. Great tips for beginners. Tfs

[caronwood]

Great advice! Never too late for a little course correction either.😊

[lauraclaiborne]

This was a wealth of information. I'm making my first junk journal. Thanks so much. Laura

[kristadenardo]

This is such great information, thanks so much!!

[dragonflies]

Superb video for jj newbies and love your little booklet you made!!

[justinakavanagh]

Thank You for this. It really helps me out. When you first look at some of the videos, it can be a bit daunting.

[lenawarelius]

This is a great video for me as a newbee 😍👏😊

[gretchenkleer]

Good solid info for those just starting out. TFS