Adding Beads to a Slow Stitch Journal Cover

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Join me as I share how I add beads toy journal covers. this journal is one of two in a set of "Botanical Sisters" journals.
I'm co-hosting this challenge with:
Dawn at @ScrapbookSage
Joan @JoansJunkJournalsAndMore Moms Juju @craftinontheback40
Sheila @creativenana
Trisha @coolcolefamily8944
My channel @YvetteQuale
Link to my Ko-fi shop:
ko-fi.com/yvet...
Links to my digital kits used in this project:
Sunflower Power free digital kit: ko-fi.com/s/92...
Sunflower Power $1 Add-on kit:
ko-fi.com/s/84...
Woodland Wonders $3 kit: ko-fi.com/s/d2...
Disclosure: this video is for adults and is not intended for children.

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2 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@1HistoricalBuff 7 месяцев назад

Lovely as always. Enjoyed watching. Best wishes~ Valerie.

@YvetteQuale 7 месяцев назад

Thanks, Valerie! Glad you enjoyed it!!

@gita2watchesANDexplores 7 месяцев назад

Such delicate and lovely work! What a beautiful journal will this make! Love the patchwork cover! Great inspiration!

@YvetteQuale 7 месяцев назад

Though time consuming, these patchwork covers are fun to make.

@coolcolefamily8944 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing. Super great info on the needles 🪡. I’m wondering about your process on the layers you add. Is it 1. The cloth cover, 2. The chip board, 3. Cardboard, 4. Pretty paper, 5. chipboard that the signatures are sewn onto 🤔

@YvetteQuale 7 месяцев назад

I stitched the fabric pieces to a quilt batting, then glue the batting portion to the chipboard base with Fabritac. The chipboard base is 3 pieces (front cover, back cover and spine). Then I cut chipboard for the inside cover panels and cover them with paper and the glue those with Fabritac to the inside covers. I cute a second spine, which I cover in paper and sew the signatures into them, then glue it to the spine base.