Thanks, Kandi.

Thank you. I had so much fun making it :)

Thanks, Dixie. It's nice to get a comment about the music as well :)

Thank you :)

Thanks, Sherri. You made my day ❣

Grazie, Cristina. ❣

Thank you :)

Thanks, Kandi. xx

Thanks, Kandi. :)

Thank you. :)

Thanks, Kandi. I'm sure you'll make the kit look fantastic!

Thank you :)

Thanks, Deborah. ❣

Thanks, Ramona xx

Hi Marlene, nice to meet a fellow Kiwi :) I'm in the Whangarei area. Thanks for subscribing and for your comment. Enjoy the rest of your Easter weekend. xx

Thank You ❣

Thank you :) And thanks for the subscription too. ♥♥♥

Thanks, Carolyn 🙂

Thanks a bunch :)

Thanks, Renee. And thanks for the subscription too. Greatly appreciated!

Thanks, Carla. Sorry I missed the back. I'm learning as I go :)

@@goldenmeade np. It's so very pretty. I just love the junk journals . I pulled out some of my old ones to show my sister. Saw them with fresh eyes.

Thanks, Judith :)

Thanks for the lovely comment, Barbara. And good luck with your tunnel book. ❣❣❣

Thanks, Betty :) And thanks for taking the time to comment too.❣

Thanks, LeeAnn

Thanks, Maria :)

Merci beaucoup :)

Glad you enjoy it!

Thank you so much!

Yes, I use digital papers. Some are my own designs (available in my Etsy store: goldenmeade.etsy.com/ and some are from a mix of designers. If there are any you are particularly interested in, I can let you know which designers.

Thank you :)

Thank you!

Thank you :)

Thank you ❣

Thanks, Lynette - you made my day ❣

Thanks Linda - greatly appreciated ❣

Thanks, Angela. :) Artymaze has several videos on envelopes. Here's a link to the one I learned from: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DNSFRX0XthI.html

Thanks, Glori xx

Thanks - I'm so happy you liked it. ❣

Thank you

Thanks, Elizabeth - you made my day xx

Thanks, Sandra xx

You are so welcome!

Thanks, Dorothea. To do the tissue paper prints: 1. Cut the tissue paper so that its a fraction smaller than your printer paper. 2. Attach it to the paper with washi tape, taped around the edges of the paper. 3. Trim so that there are no bits sticking outside the area of the printer paper. 4. Print 5. Cut away the washi tape and the tissue paper will come free. I'm usually a nervous wreck when I do this process - always worried that the printer might jam. So far it hasn't, but I can't guarantee it won't. There is a video tutorial on The Graphics Fairy if you are a subscriber. Let me know if you need any more help :)

Thanks for your lovely comments, Linda. I love your Cleo journal and have put several more journals on my Watch Later list for tonight. ❣