#4 Putting Signatures in a Junk Journal, Junk Journaling Tutorial, From Start to Finish, Pink Monarc

This is video #4 in a Series I'm doing showing the process of making a Junk Journal from start to finish. This tutorial shows how to sew a signature into a junk journal. Below are links to the other videos as well as supplies that I mention. Thanks so very much for watching!!!

Papers:

Book Binding Kit:

#1 Covering a Book Cover with Fabric

#2 Decorating a Junk Journal Cover

#3 Assembling Junk Journal Signatures

#5 Decorating the Inside Covers and Attaching the Spine

Other Places to find me:
MY FACEBOOK: Pink Monarch Prints


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[AlaneCarpenter]

I FINALLY know where to start! Thank you! This is an amazing tutorial that simplifies things.

[DancingMooney]

All the way down to the $12 book binding kit you got on Amazon, this is by far the most informative video about how to actually create a signature from start to finish. THANK YOU!! I can't tell you how many videos I've watched, showing people folding and cutting pretty papers and fitting them together, but nothing about the actual binding process.

[Thedistressedpainter]

I really appreciate his learning the way of doing your spine with Pat and then he blew it and I never even thought of that. Great thank you.

[jsmith]

First time I could understand what to do. Very good video!

[kathleenhodges]

For those looking for the clips….they are BINDER clips/clamps. Alligator clips are those like clips with teeth on both sides (in the ‘60s called roach clips). Lovely book. Very helpful. Nice spine.

[galequinton]

I like this spine I wondered if this would work. I'm not crazy about all the sewing showing. Tfs

[annaduffield]

Wow You make it look so easy I get bigger holes . Love it ty.

[lupegabaldon]

Hi I'm a new subscriber and purple poppy referenced to your videos. I enjoy watching your videos and your tutorials are easy to follow. thank you.

[blupoppy]

I'm new to journaling and I am one of the people who wasn't quite sure what a 'Signature' was so I was happy to come across your video explaining and showing how to make them, thank you. I have now subscribed Love the world of journals :) great channel

[tatteredbookboutique]

This is so much easier than a lot of the tutorials I’ve seen thank you for sharing!

[dinagallal]

Gorgeous as always 😍
Thank you so much dear for the amazing kits and promotions and freebies you always offer😍
You are the most shop I bought from it ❤️❤️

[fionabuxton]

Amazing 🤩 probably the easiest tutorial I’ve seen 😊thank you so much 💕🖤

[craftsbypati]

Thank you for the tutorial, I've been so intimidated by this 😬

[oeendrila]

Hi! Thank you for this guide! Making a journal for the first time. Mine is also a 4 cm spine - how many signatures do you recommend? I would like to have four. Is there a correlation between spine width and no of signatures??

[minamoo]

Try as i might my signatures are always wobbly or loose😥

[meridithlevinson]

Sewing in signatures is my least favorite part of the junk journaling process. All the measuring, the precision that’s needed — I just suck at it and I always screw it up. And it takes me forever. I spent over an hour Friday night trying to work out the measurements of where I needed to put my holes in the spine and in The signatures to get everything to align, then sewing them in. It was such a confusing, time consuming pain in the neck. I just can’t figure out how to do it right.

[annaduffield]

Do you find the wax thread makes bigger holes

[paulamoors]

I still don’t know what a signature is.