Flips, flaps and folds. Episode 2. 

LOL! I sure have a few of those now!

That one is so satisfying to make. Hmmmm, I really need to make some more!

Why is it that little spots and spaces to tuck things just make us happy?! Thank you. Mags :)

So happy to hear that. Thank you for the feedback 💕

Thank you!

I'm happy to hear that you're enjoying them!

Thank you and welcome!

Thank you and you’re most welcome. Have fun creating!

I hear you! Maybe you could make the inserts, then go back and make the book when you have a bit more time. Thank you for watching.

Hello and welcome! I’m happy to hear that you’re enjoying the videos 😊

Thank you!

Thank you and I agree, it’s another good option for this one.

LOL! Thank you. Some folks that watch have limited available time, so I try to honor that.

They make a wonderful belly band. I do love projects that offer lots of options!

I’m so happy you like it! It’s just a wonderfully versatile plethora of pockets, and I do love my pockets 😊

I’m happy to hear you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching!

@@CoriDahmen my pleasure!

Hello and welcome! Thank you for letting me know your thoughts on the camera angle. I appreciate the feedback and won’t do that again :)

You’re most welcome and I ’m happy to hear that you’re enjoying it. Have fun with the sample book 💕

You’re very welcome 😊

Thank you!

Thank you Angela. It’s always a balancing act. Enough time to explain the concept, but not too much time so that folks with limited craft time can still watch and learn. I’m definitely a work in progress!

I plan to create a video showing the process. Not sure when, but soon!

@@CoriDahmen yay!!!

Thank you and welcome. I really enjoy making idea books and I hope others do as well.

Thank you and my apologies for the angle. I was trying something different based on a request, but agree it’s not great. I got a new tripod that seems to show a better view.

@@CoriDahmen That's great! I don't want to miss any portion of your videos! Thanks.

Thank you, I’m glad you like it.

Thank you for the sweet wishes! I, too, much prefer a different angle and my new tripod is making that possible. I'm so glad to hear you're enjoying this series!

Awww, thank you. Hey, seems I’ve heard that you have a pile of book pages...and a few tags. Thank you for all the joy and inspiration you give.

Thank you and welcome! I hope that some of the ideas settle with you and that you give them a try.

Thank you Virginia and welcome! Yes, if you look at the flips, flaps and folds videos there are two that address how to create the cover.

Welcome and thank you. It’s great to have you along and I hope you find many things here that inspire or encourage you 😊

Thank you 😊

My favorite thing to do is combine the function with the cute 😊

Thank you Sonia and welcome!

Welcome and I’m so glad you’re enjoying them 😊

Thank you and I’m happy to hear you’re enjoying it!

Welcome! Sweet Gayle... I hope you enjoy the projects.

@@CoriDahmen loving them❤️

When lining any paper items I find success is all about the type of glue or adhesive you use. The type. the placement the amount. I'd love to say "thins product and technique works every time" but I have found that different things work for different people. I'm not a Fabri-tac fan, but others love it and swear by the results. I've been mostly happy using Gorilla brand glue stick for paper-to-paper adhesion. If I get bubbles or wrinkles, I'll run the completed item through my heated laminator, and that usually reactivates the glue and gives me a smooth finish. Of course, that's no always possible, but I do it when appropriate. I also love to sew pieces together, which is generally very forgiving of small mistakes.

True story: I was editing (well, my version of editing, pathetic though it is) a video and I hit a wrong button and it listed all the comments folks have made that I hadn't received notification of. Yikes! So, I'm just seeing this and I'm sorry I didn't respond sooner. Yes, the paper I used in this is longer. I picked it up at the Goodwill Outlet and it is 9 1/2" x 14". On my machine the largest straight stitch offered is a 4.5, so I bumped it up to that.

Thank you!

Lol! I like to play with paper 😊 Usually my ideas are sparked by something I’ve seen someone else do. I see their idea and try it and ask myself “...what if?....” and there you go!

Lol! I’m not the originator of most of these. I see something, usually on a flip through of an amazing journal, and I ask myself how they made it!

Thank you and yes! It is the video with "doily" in the title. Happy creating!

Hi Sherri. I was forever losing the pin, so I used velcro and a foam blending tool bit to make a pin spot on the side of my bottle.

Hello! The two different tan papers used in this journal are coffee dyed copy paper in the 11” x 14” size and Kraft cardstock that has been inked.

@@CoriDahmen Thank you ! I am so glad I found you :0)

@@Schypha thank you. It’s great to have you here 😊

I didn’t love it either. I got a new tripod and I think it’s better. I hope so anyway. Glad you are enjoying the projects 😊

Thank you for the feedback. I try to keep the videos brief for those who haven't much time to craft and can't take an hour to watch a video. I do talk quickly and that is something I need to continually work to improve. I'm glad youre enjoying the videos and that you find them helpful.

There is one. I don't remember the exact words in the title, but it says "doily cover" in it.

I didn’t much care for it either. Thank you for letting me know!

Thank you and I appreciate the feedback. Hopefully the new tripod makes viewing a little better 😊

Lol! My goal is to make them fairly short, so the people with limited viewing time can watch them and create the projects. I’m forever seeking a balance of speed and content.