4 Chunky Needle books/Journals Flip Through - Sold 

Thank you so much! I have always said that if it were possible to get degrees from all the things you can learn on RU-vid, I would have so many plaques on my wall. There are so many good teachers here, I learn from them and am inspired by them all the time! I admire greatly what others can do as well! And if we're ever on a dessert island together, I don't know how long we would last, but the time we did have would be decorated fantastically!!!! Lol 😊💜💜💜

Oh Karen, thank so much! 💜💜💜

@@MusingsbyNikkiAdegun Hey Nikki I made a needle book to day for a friend's Christmas present and you are correct-a-mundo it was so much fun!!!! Thank you so much for sharing!

Thanks Gail! 💜💜💜

Thanks! My throat is feeling much better than a week ago! 😊

Thanks for stopping by! 😊

Have fun with it Amanda! 😊

Thank you Mary! 💜

Thank you Gina! They were fun to make. There are so many wonderful examples to look at out there, I just put my own spin on it is all. 😊💜💜💜

Thanks Much D.D. 💜😊💜

Gracie, I do sleep, but not well most days, LOL. I love dreaming up new things, and constantly have things swirling around in my head. I have 100 more ideas than I'll ever get to in my lifetime! 💜

Thank you! They were super fun to make!

Deborah, I'm so glad you found your way to this little crafty corner of the world. It is such a great, inspiring and friendly group of artists, I find it truly magical! And the work some people do is truly incredible! Glad you're here, thanks for watching my videos! Let me know if you even have any questions! 😊💜

Thanks for the awesome ephemera kits! You have sourced some really fun things to use! ...and who knows, maybe other quilty projects to come? So. Many. Ideas. Always.

@@MusingsbyNikkiAdegun I was a quilter long before I discovered journals so I know how addictive working with beautiful fabric can be !! ;)

Thanks Dee! 💜

Thank you Pamela!

Thank you! 💜

Thanks Angela!

Hugs right back Bonnie! 💜

Hullo! I followed a tutorial I saw on how to prepare fabric to print on. The tricks are: 1) Use a calico or muslin type fabric that has been ironed very flat. 2) Use freezer paper that has the shiny/waxed side on one side. 3) Iron the fabric to the shiny side of the freezer paper using a medium heat setting on your iron, no steam. Make sure it is thoroughly fixed to the paper. 4) Cut the fabric/paper to the size that fits your printer. I cut mine to 8.5 x 11. 5) Re-iron the cut pieces, especially the edge that will lead into your printer. 6) Use an INK JET printer to print basically whatever you want to! If you have a back door/specialty paper feeder tray I'd use that as it won't bend the paper as much, but it went through mine just fine!

Hi Joey, I've added the links to the shops in my description box. I've used a few of Stacie's kits and I really like them! Have fun making your sewing book! 💜💜💜

Thanks Haven. I didn't do a tutorial because I was honestly just kindda making it all up as I went! HA! 🤣🤣🤣

Hi Martha! The felt was mostly stuff I had in my stash from long ago when I made a TON of Christmas stockings for a craft sale and family. I'm going to guess some is wool felt (even older, from my grandma) and some I probably got at Michaels or Joann. The sachets I usually make from cutting down and sewing around coffee filters or cold brew coffee bags. It allows the lovely smell to come through. I hope this helps. Thanks for your lovely words! Have fun making yours! ❤️

@@MusingsbyNikkiAdegun ah, thanks so much Nikki. I’m envious because real felt is SO hard to find, and not cheap. I don’t love the polyester felt much. They are really all so beautiful! Thanks for taking the time to respond. Take care!

Thanks, Carolyn! Yes, as I was blanket stitching the edges I added pearls on as I went to give it a little detail. It was more work, but I love how it turned out. 😊

I find them on Amazon. Just search for "vintage sewing scissors"

@Nikki Adegun thank you for replying.a little advice for you.i also have bad hands.the docter can now prescribe 100 % primrose oil capsules.to be taken one aday orally.this is so good for inflammation in my hands.also america has proved taking this constantly for exzma makes it go away.proved by my own son.just wanted you to know.as in one of your vidios you mentioned your hands.hope it helps you.uk