Junk Journal Clusters Using the Collage Method - Quick and Easy 

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Hi from Australia Betty, thank you so much for your kind words i really appreciate it. I do a variety of crafts & Jewellery not just Junk Journals so if any of your friends play in those areas, have them check me out. Kind regards Sharon

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I cut the embelishments out by hand with small scissors 5" I use EK Tools scissors or the Stampin Up brand. You can also get similar scissors from Tim Holtz. When cutting move the item more that the scissors and if you still have some white around the outside you can distress it with ink. I also use die cuts and punches in my work that cut out exact every time. It is good to have a mixture in your stash.

I am pretty sure it is from Aliexpress.com - search leaf metal cutting dies there is a big variety of them.

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Yes I do as well, they can build up quite quickly and i am always looking for ways to use them up. I love rumaging through the scraps it inspires you and gets your creative juices going. Thanks for watching I really appreciate the support.

Hi There, I am just using an A4 piece of paper that has been coffee dyed. I soak my paper in a tray of coffee water and then put them on a baking tray in the oven to dry. some people lay their paper out to air dry but i find the oven faster. It gives the paper a thicker textrue. You can also just use normal paper or light weight card stock as it is just acting as your first / base layer.

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No I dont hold retreats, but would love to some day.