Quick and Easy MASS MAKING Junk Journal Covers - Tutorial

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In this tutorial I demonstrate a quick and easy process of making lots of Junk Journal covers at once. Enjoy!
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@cherylhoward8608 2 года назад

I always get so excited when I see you have put a new video up! I learn so much from you. My creativity is always sparked from something you are sharing. Have a blessed week 💖

@gracejohnson1926 2 года назад

EXACTLY…me too!🤗

@TheCrabbyCrafterlol 2 года назад

Same here! I usually drop what I'm doing and do what she's doing--lol. Has gotten me into some pickles now and again (this past Thanksgiving, her mini-junk journal tutorial sparked me to do my entire Christmas tree in mini's and other junk journal pieces and parts--'twas a hoot!)

@teresarn1965 2 года назад

Natasha, you are my FAVORITE junk journal creator!! I watch and rewatch your videos! I love your no nonsense approach, but sprinkled with occasional humor. Thank you for sharing with us!

@TreasureBooks 2 года назад

Thank you so very much :)

@SuperHeroSewing 2 года назад

Thanks Natasa! I recently commented I'm not so heavily into JJ-ing lately yet love to watch each and every one of your videos nevertheless...well, this tutorial is THE one that will get me going again. I can feel all the stuff in closets and drawers stirring to be crafted into journal covers. Oodles of them. Off to craft then!

@TreasureBooks 2 года назад

Oh I'm so glad that you feel inspired again!!! Thank you so very much for your generosity, I really appreciate it!!!

@debk1915 2 года назад

You make everything look so easy. All these covers are so pretty!! I always feel like I have to cover the inside too and that’s where I mess up so I am going to try it your way and stencil if needed or add a pretty pocket! Love that you cut straight on the outside (no tucking! Haven’t mastered those corners yet!) or use the pinking shears! Definitely have to try that! Thanks Natasha! Always inspiring! ❤️

@sharontrabbic30 2 года назад

Love these covers! Thank you for showing the process and the fixes. You are so genuine and that’s why I love your videos. I have been inclined to throw things out when there is a mistake but I’ll try to change my mindset to refer to them as a happy accident! PS - And your mastery of English language vocabulary is amazing!! Many native English-speaking people do not use the extensive vocabulary that you do!

@TheCrabbyCrafterlol 2 года назад

Oh dear! See them not as mistakes but challenges (or collage fodder!) How can it be saved? 99% of things can be saved by adding a few things here and there, if possible, taking a few things out--certainly they can become parts for something else when you tear 'em up--lol. Perhaps start a project of just cast-offs (like the Island of Broken Toys in Rudolph). Some of the things I disliked the most at first end up being favorites (over time). Nothing's ever ruined forever/garbage 😉

@Nancy0162 2 года назад

You are so amazing and talented, Natasha!!!! I love this tutorial and it's perfect timing because I just purchased a bunch of fabrics from a thrift store with the intent to make book covers but didn't know how to go about it. You saved the day!!!! I have hoarded...I mean "collected" 😉 so many different boxes that I know would make perfect journals. I can't seem to throw them out when I imagine what I could make from them!!! Lol! I look at packaging soooo differently now! You explained your process so well and watching you fix any mishaps is very creative. I absolutely love the trifold covers!!! With all this fabrics I've just bought I am definitely making a few trifold covers. I only wish my sewing lines were as straight as yours are!!! 😫 I've got to keep practicing with my new machine. Thank you soooo much for this tutorial. I just love your content. Keep the creative juices flowing!!! You inspire me! 💗😊

@TheCrabbyCrafterlol 2 года назад

lol--don't you look at EVERYTHING differently now? Junk mail, magazines, newspapers, paper rolls, old clothes, books, bags...garbage (can't tell you how many things I've thrown away then fished out of the bin bc I figured out some way to use it 😳 😂🤣😂

@Nancy0162 2 года назад

@@TheCrabbyCrafterlol Yes!!! I am running out of places to hide my "treasures" and reasons to tell my husband why I'm holding onto empty pasta boxes and trust me...I have ALOT!!! I'm Italian!!!! 🤷🏻‍♀️ #craftersstruggles

@meghandivito 2 года назад

Love the simplicity 💚 I think less is more, sometimes. I enjoy watching how you embrace when things don’t always turn out as planned and use it as an opportunity to learn and try something new. I think, making mistakes is sometimes what we need to push us out of our comfort zone. Thanks for sharing 💚

@teripia5008 2 года назад

You’re such a great teacher, very thorough and detailed and make it so easy to follow you. You inspire me. I look forward to your videos so much. Thank you.

@DeniseS-6867 2 года назад

Hello Natasha, enjoyed watching you make some journal covers, love the book plates with the fabric behind them. Thanks for sharing

@debbieekes5718 2 года назад

This is an extremely helpful and informative video tutorial. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your expertise.

@tracyroberts9459 2 года назад

Love this idea, Thanks for sharing. I would be really interested in how you attach the signatures together and attach to the covers. 🥰xxx

@donnacheney1749 2 года назад

The folded box edges add some texture? And covering them always works, too...great ideas and it doesn’t matter what you do, I al always inspired by your creativity😉

@caroltanzi29 2 года назад

Natasha: you are a genius at crafting! Every single one is wonderful. And I love your thinking of recycling. And you explain it so easily to your listeners. Enjoy your videos. Thank you. Carol from California

@lucybanta7311 2 года назад

Amazing assortment of covers, all beautiful!

@traceyaustin3773 2 года назад

I love your videos! Thankyou😊I actually use glue stick and iron the fabric and it sets it a bit, I also use glue stick in this way when making fabric tags or fabric collage etc.

@memma22309 2 года назад

Natasa, great video this morning! Thank you for sharing! I have so many cereal boxes and dog treat boxes ready to go. PLUS, I have a ton of fabric! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity! You are such an inspiration to ALL of your followers! You are an awesome lady! Hugs, Mary

@wluckie7213 2 года назад

I love these covers and the different ideas & examples for covering a mistakes up. You always give such good advice and ideas. Thank you!

@gracejohnson1926 2 года назад

Again…YOUR WORK IS EXQUISITE!!! Love watching…get so inspired…TY Natasha!!! Book covers here I come !!!✂️📖📜🏷

@hld123 9 месяцев назад

You are so talented and thank you for sharing your beautiful creations with us. When I go thrifting, I look for old photo ablums and repurpose them into junk journals. Natasa your creations are absolutely stunning.

@darlosstroud870 2 года назад

Thank you so much for showing us how to make these gorgeous journal covers. So helpful!

@janislf7584 2 года назад

I just love your covers! NO, I don't throw them away but sometimes the glue has seeped through in an area that can't be camouflaged. I found I can now use the sheerest of fabrics with Fliselina or heatnbond. I iron it on to my fabric, peel and iron it on a high heat to a sheet of rice paper. Afterwards you can use any glue to attach it to your backing. I make ten at a time so they are always ready at hand. I hope that helps. I really appreciated all your videos Natasa, your creative projects, time and peaceful voice.

@hauntedfaery3401 2 года назад

Thank you for making such accessible crafting/junk journal ideas!! Also, I absolutely love the hair straightener for ironing!

@janetseman7415 2 года назад

Another great video. How did you attach the pen pocket? I love that idea. You are so inspiring!

@CrystalParrotStudio 2 года назад

Loved this tutorial!! Incredibly helpful and as always, your videos are inspiring. Thank you!🥰

@thetwohappycrafters5904 2 года назад

Hi, I love all these, thanks so much for sharing! Do you do a back stich when sewing fabric on your covers?

@reginataddy7475 2 года назад

Love watching all your videos! You are so inspirational! Thank you!

@I.M.creations 2 года назад

😍oh wow...love them all but my favorite is the orange one with the pen pocket in the front. From now on I wont be cutting of the edges of package material like I've been doing as prep work (edge cut off and measurement written on inside), never thought about folding it over, great idea 💡 Thank you 🙏! You are a great teacher and inspiration!!!

@CrafD2me 2 года назад

I thought because you can see the folded card stock, this could be used to advantage. When using thinner fabric, a “shape” could be glued on the cover and then when the cover is glued the shape would look like embossing. Hmmm…must experiment.

@cindyreseck4429 2 года назад

Cute idea!

@thelmablake7045 2 года назад

You are absolutely wonderful with your videos! The information and your demonstration of concepts and tips are so clearly explained! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!

@cadenedwards6242 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this awesome video. I have quite a few fabric swatches that I just bought recently for a dollar each and have been in the process of pulling them apart. I wasn't sure what I was going to do with the materials until now. Your tutorial has inspired me to make these lovely covers and it will keep me busy for awhile. Thank you again I love your style and elegance you bring to your craft.

@lorettavalmorbida7793 2 года назад

I love watching you I get such great ideas from you and I never give up always fix the mistakes I make. Natasha you are the best instructor with the greatest ideas. Thank You.

@LamiaFox 2 года назад

Thank you for your inspiration. I have been using more upcycled materials in my books since I started watching your channel. I’m super excited to do a video on using packaging materials in journals on my channel very soon. Thank you again for your inspiration. I hope you have a wonderful day.

@kathyb5740 2 года назад

You are an amazing artist !!! Thankyou for these videos 😀

@celiamargio 2 года назад

Hola, me gustan mucho tus propuestas Pienso que es necesario separar las tapas del lomo para poder darle el medio CM en las bisagras y así evitar las arrugas al desplegar las cubiertas Por lo demás muy buenas y prácticos los consejos Me gustaron mucho los sobres del otro video Saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷 Margarita

@celestecollazo9493 2 года назад

Oh! Another great one. I love the way you use all those fabrics. They are all beautiful!!

@marleneabbot7708 2 года назад

Great tutorial, thank you. Your tip to not cut off excess fabric until finished sewing is so helpful.

@susanmary4752 2 года назад

You are the bomb when it comes to creativity. Your ideas are so incredible and your demonstration so helpful. Can't wait to pull out my fabric stash and get going!

@pauletteliddell2923 2 года назад

Thanks for the instructions and inspiration for these. Always enjoy watching you and looking forward to learning more. Thank you so much.

@staceywilson5232 2 года назад

Hi. So glad to see this video. I'm so new to this and love crafting. Your videos are awesome. Thank you so much.

@YiotaTheodossiou 2 года назад

yes I am with you in the exitement of solving problems and making accidents into an art opportunities

@maritimepost8110 2 года назад

Well I just was trying to sew my ritz cracker box with fabric and now the sewing machine sews a few stitches and then it clunks and stops sewing ugh looks like I have to take it in to be looked at so I put my project aside. You are truly amazing in how you create journals… ❤️

@Sheamarie 2 года назад

Thank you for this tutorial. I usually use glue stick to hold my fabric or paper in place if I am going to sew around it. It usually works pretty good for me. I love all your covers. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas. I am always inspired by your tutorials.

@jenniferwatson7118 2 года назад

Awesome! So many ideas, tips, and fixes! Thanks so much for sharing your inspiration!

@suzyemery 2 года назад

Very, very nice! You always inspire me in one way or another, Natasa! And I do try and salvage things when something goes wrong. Pockets, belly bands, collage pieces, stickers, buttons, bows, lace etc are just some of the things I use to fix a boo-boo...lol Happy Spring! 🐰 Hugs dear crafty friend 💕 Suzy

@judiemjacobson4613 2 года назад

As always I love your video. Your idea is wonderful and it comes at just the right time for me. Like you I loved the problem-solving aspect of junk journaling. It was the part of being a watercolor artist I love the most to. I was blessed by a friend who gave me a box full of upholstery fabric which I did not have. I plan to make a number of Travelers notebooks to sell in a local shop for seniors. We have a number of tourists here and this is right in Old Town Albuquerque. I will make the journals in a way that they can record their travels and have places to keep their little bits and Bobs of receipts and brochures and business cards along with place to put pictures that they may take. I love your work it is always so elegant and beautiful thank you thank you for sharing your talent with us

@floskywalker6220 2 года назад

When I saw you pull out the score tape I was almost about to question what happened within the short time period but then you explained and it was chill. Anyways great video very informative I’ll definitely try it soon

@JulieAshleyLouisiana 2 года назад

You are so innovative! I think my favorites are definitely your Happy Accidents. Thank you for sharing these beautiful ideas.

@TubeYouLena 2 года назад

I think (i could be wrong) in one of the videos in the past you mentioned you do not want to touch any glue ever... and now i see you using your finger for applying it... No? one more alternative to those whos sewing machine is broken again (and tuning is not cheap in local stores) is to use awls and hand stitching perhaps? I will definitely try that and i personally do not mind slowness as the time spent can be used as meditation :). I love your work so much!

@PhoebesWorldProductions 2 года назад

Great covers, wow!! And great tips and ideas. =) Great ways to solve the issues that came up. =)

@pawspaper7878 2 года назад

All your fabrics are gorgeous 😍. Love your videos, you are an amazing creator. Definitely going to try making these.

@lottesteeg3289 2 года назад

Such a great tutorial. Now I see how easy it is. And good that you tell and show what can go wrong en how to fix it. Thx you for sharing. Greetz from Holland

@sandrareford2989 2 года назад

1:22 in and I've already given you a LIKE!! It's going to be a great video!!!!! FULLL of important info!! Thank you Natasha!! I will be referring to this one many many times.

@beverlynielsen6714 2 года назад

The covers are beauiful. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas and talents. I will be trying some of these.

@Feeoryne 2 года назад

I love your videos, you are such a good video maker and instructor!!!Thank you for sharing your ideas!

@janetedens 2 года назад

I did enjoy it, and you always come up with the greatest ideas. Thanks for sharing them.

@shannonhuttemann115 2 года назад

These are sooooo beautiful. You give me such inspiration. I unfortunately do not know how to sew and do not have a sewing machine so could you please tell me what glue I could use to make the journal last, and to keep the material on.

@cheryldouglas234 2 года назад

Wow they are all gorgeous! I can’t pick a favorite! Thank you for sharing ❤️❤️❤️😊

@ritvaljungqvist6666 2 года назад

Like your videos so much and this was just what I needed. So many great ideas. Thank you.

@bbsclosetcreations 2 года назад

The perfect timing of it all Natasa !! Are you reading my mind lol ?!! I found a fabric envelope I wanted to utilize as a flap journal shown in this video but this had inspired me to just get in there and do it 😍. Love how you worked through those booboos and your process of thinking . More of these please🤗👌tfs !! Hugs

@janetvisochi-baum7572 2 года назад

this was a wonderful tutorial Natasa - your covers are beautiful and this video was filled with inspiration - thank you so much 🥰🤗

@cindyreseck4429 2 года назад

So beautifully created. I've never done a fabric cover yet and these are so inspiring that I'm one step closer to adding a new technique to my box of finished crafts! Thanks do very much for the loveliness. You are the best...

@delc1946 2 года назад

Darlene here. Thanks for this video. I always enjoy your presentations so much. And I always get something out of each one. Really like the covers with spines.

@SUkiii88 2 года назад

Do for wedding.. good luck from Egypt 🇪🇬🌹

@michellesmixedmediamadness 2 года назад

You were so clear and easy to follow in this video, just like all the others. I have tried various methods for fabric covered journals but many times they don't work. You gave great tips with how to glue and sew to allow that extra fabric room to bend. Thanks for those tips! Most helpful.

@barbarasimmons5777 2 года назад

Great! Can't wait to make some covers!!! 😊 (There aren't many mistakes that can't be embellished away.)

@charlotteweber3147 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing your covers! I can’t wait to try it myself😍

@sandybe11 2 года назад

So cool your solution to the flap you had to cut off wow! Thanks for sharing your process. It’s so helpful. Appreciate the cover decoration and closure ideas.

@TheCrabbyCrafterlol 2 года назад

Beautiful pic of your beastlie 🐾 They're such great lil' helpers in the craft room!

@beckyhuffman 2 года назад

I am working on a journal that I used carpet/wallpaper samples on. I’m not happy with it but won’t throw it out because I can salvage with another idea. And you did exactly what I would have done one the one with those bent back pieces.

@TheCrabbyCrafterlol 2 года назад

omg that sweet face on your YT pic 🐾🥰 sooooo cute!

@beckyhuffman 2 года назад

That is my kitty Pearl

@annariginalmake 2 года назад

I love your videos....it's as if you can read my mind- I had just this week decided to mass make covers and couldn't get started. Thanks for your inspiration .x

@shirleylaboy603 2 года назад

Natasa you are one of a few people that surprise me with your ideas. Your designs are original and I won't find them anywhere else. You inspire me to take that extra step so my journal is unique to my imagination. Thank you so muxh for sharing. 🙂❤

@clairegagne6906 2 года назад

Great idea for the journal covers. Appreciate the time to teach us not only how to make them but also the fixes for errors along the way. Be safe, be well & TYFS

@sidegigcrafts 2 года назад

They are all beautiful! Thanks for sharing your process!

@lauragaudry3402 2 года назад

Endless possibilities! Hugs and blessings, 🤗❤️🇨🇦

@pierrettehotte773 2 года назад

There is no limit to your imagination…. you have given me a bundle of ideas… thank you so much for this tutorial. ❤️

@opalpipkin6285 2 года назад

Those journal covers are amazing! I love how you figure out ways to correct what goes wrong, and you give it a wow result. Thanks for sharing.

@SleeplessPage 2 года назад

Amazing as usual- such great ideas! TFS!

@ruthannepayler6969 2 года назад

Amazing video. Love all your covers and creativity! Sparks my imagination! Thanks for sharing! Have a great week!

@TheCrabbyCrafterlol 2 года назад

Your YT pic here made me laugh out loud 😂🤣😂

@crystall533 2 года назад

I love watching your videos when you explain several ways of doing things. Thank you so much for these ideas! I always struggle with concerts and these are so simple and beautiful.

@lenawarelius4195 2 года назад

Gorgeous 😍 Thanks for sharing great tips 😍👏🤗

@elizabethglenbentley7882 2 года назад

You are such an inspiration Natasha. I love every book cover here. I too have oodles of fabric and MUST JUST DO IT! So grateful for your examples even when things go "oops" they work out for our benefit.

@Loupa57 2 года назад

What an excellent tip to use your hair straightener that way. This video is exactly what I needed, thank you.

@loribreeuwsma 2 года назад

Hi Natasha, I have only started junk journaling in the last year but I am like Cheryl and get excited whenever you put up a new video. So much information and you just seem to get the jj juices flowing. I just made a journal for a friend and am just finishing up the embellishing. It seems every time I am almost to the end of a journal the next one pops up in my mind. I am having so much fun making them. Love this video with all the simple yet effective covers. I have been saving this type of paper and now I know why. Thanks so much for the tutorials and ideas.

@TheCrabbyCrafterlol 2 года назад

Good for you for having fun and enjoying your jujo adventures--it's kind of like being a kid in a toy store that's giving away free candy--there's SO many things to want to do and have and try 🤗

@joseencisojr8105 Год назад

My wife loves loves your videos has she is recovering from 3 bypass surgery thank God it makes the time go's fast bless you

@TreasureBooks Год назад

Thank you 🙏 I wish your wife a complete recovery so she can get back to life and crafting ❤️

@Lunareon 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing all this inspiration! This came at a great time, since I have a couple of projects missing just the covers. :)

@craftygrandma56 2 года назад

OMG! what a wonderful video! I am guilty of trying a cloth cover over a bubble envelope only for it to seep through. I am using it to store my ephemera but I love your idea of adding a pencil holder!!! I didn't throw it away because I like the way the fabric shredded on the sides....silly but true. Thanks for your truly inspirational video. I would give you a thousand thumbs up if I could but a big thank you will have to suffice.

@tamielizabethallaway2413 2 года назад

You can fix it by painting some glue + water 50/50 on the surface of the fabric. Then the whole texture will match those seeped areas once dry! You can't take them away, but you can make the rest of the fabric match, right? 😁 Or you could also just put glitter, a sequin or some equally tiny embellishment here and there to cover up the spots. 😘😘😘

@craftygrandma56 2 года назад

@@tamielizabethallaway2413 Thanks for a great idea!!!! and soooooo glad I didn't chuck it in the garbage!! I was so upset with myself that I didn't give it much thought....thanks again

@tamielizabethallaway2413 2 года назад

@@craftygrandma56 why do we even craft!!! Grrrrr! 😡 Sometimes I ask myself that, when it's all going wrong and nothing will do as I planned. I think, "why am I even bothering, when all I'll feel after is crap about myself!" Yes still, we dive in for more! I'd love to be artsy, free flowing, organic in the way I craft, but my brain doesn't work that way! My brain spots imperfections, from 200 metres away, wearing a blindfold....at night! 😲 I'm very particular about the way I do things, very fussy and demand the best from myself. I've totally thrown things away, and cut them up beforehand so I'm not tempted to dig them back out the bin. We must be gluttons for punishment. 😂😂😂

@craftygrandma56 2 года назад

@@tamielizabethallaway2413 LOL!! yes we all have the urge to be perfect but perfection is not possible. Perhaps we are conditioned to do so because of our background or parents. I, for one, was taught to sew perfectly by my mom who was a seamstress (it would look a bit odd with one sleeve shorter than the other!!) ; I was a legal secretary and had to type documents on an old typewriter that you had to throw the carriage return....typing had to be perfect because there were 5 carbons underneath and erasing or later on white-out was simply not permitted. I worked in a law firm where the manager checked to make sure your stocking had no runs; your clothes were pressed and god forbid your pale nailpolish was applied perfectly!!! (those were the 70's!!) Your hair had to look like you just walked out of a salon!! With a 6 year old and a 2 year old, it wasn't easy! So now that I am retired, yes I like my house to be neat but I have overcome the idea that it has to be picture perfect - I rather have it look comfy and inviting. I only started doing crafts 12 years ago after retiring and had no stupid male art teacher to give me a big 0 because it wasn't to his liking!!! So we used to try to live a perfect life but alas! there is no such thing as perfection because what is perfect to me, is not to you! so cut yourself some slack and give yourself permission not to be so perfect when things go wrong!

@craftnm7225 2 года назад

Love this tutorial! You inspired us so much!

@missyb.623 2 года назад

I love the pocket on the orange journal. It reminds me of an audio cassette!

@OldTess 2 года назад

Hi, unfortunately I do not own a sewing machine, but you make wonderful junk journals .. Hugs from tess in Sweden

@TheCrabbyCrafterlol 2 года назад

Anything "sewed" can be glued--and if you like the sewn look there are stamps or faux sewing with a marker to give the look without the hassle of sewing it on a machine--there's always a work around 🙃😉

@mariapatriciachavez2109 2 года назад

So beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰

@lisagreen3778 2 года назад

You always make it look so easy! Thank you for sharing!

@tanyah6603 2 года назад

Gorgeous covers! Thanks for the tutorial!!

@ilenemack 2 года назад

These are beautiful, so many ideas 💖

@JamieBeeReseller 2 года назад

Love watching you! Number 567!

@danacolosimo5874 2 года назад

I absolutely love these covers 😍😍❤️❤️ thank you so much for sharing 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

@marthaburnum3925 2 года назад

Thank you, Natasha! You are so creative! Love them all.

@pgtrish 2 года назад

Thanks to you I can no longer look at packaging or tags the same! 😂 ❤

@deborahneumann9162 Год назад

SO easy & CLEVER, as always. LOVE IT! :) Since you don't prefer to use 'gray interior' cereal boxes... here's an idea that you or someone else may like, so they don't go to waste. Besides being an Analog Collage Artist, I also do and LOOOOVE 'Gel Plate Printing' to use in some of my big collages, zines, and so forth. Those gray box interiors could be STUNNING after being gel-printed on, making sure to use only acryllic paint (no inks). Talk about a STUNNING embellishment, especially if you use some metallic acryllic paints on the gel plate. Incorporating stencils for specific designs and sometimes I use 2-4 layers of stenciling with various colors for abstract effects. Just an idea for y'all! LOL

@tenshizara5557 2 года назад

Beautiful covers 💕

@mariapazvargascanedo3207 Год назад

hi Natasa!!! you r amazing!! love ur videos, your proyects and art. i dont speak english but i understand u !! 😆 un abrazo enorme para ti, eres la mejor maestra y mi inspiración. you r my Sensei 🤗🥰😊

@ShoshiPlatypus 2 года назад

Lovely! All of them! What I would do with the problem of the folded back edges of the packaging, is before sticking down the fabric, cut rectangles of card the size of the recess caused by the folded back pieces, and stick them down. This would flatten the outside of the cover, and as a bonus, would add extra strength. Once the fabric is on, you would not be able to see or feel any difference in thickness. I have got some old furnishing fabric sample books. These fabric pieces would be ideal for smaller journals, I think. Also, I've got some similar sample books of wallpapers - you could use wallpaper instead of fabric. Some of them are really thick and embossed. They've been sitting around in my studio for years, so perhaps I should pull them out and use them at last!!