(in process)
These are the stacked signatures for one of the journals I am putting together for me and my sister. Nothing is sewn together yet and I haven't done the front and back covers. I am only taking pictures of one journal because they are pretty much the same. There are a few details that differ in each book. The teal page is like velvet and I embossed it but you can't really see it in this picture. It really looks cool in person.
I didn't want to take a picture of every page because they are not complete I just stuck different papers together. The bright red is an envelope that I sealed and cut a sliver off to make it a pocket. It was a long envelope I folded it in half so there will be another pocket on another page. The other journal has a teal envelope in this spot.
This is a waterfall section as you flip through you can either add photo's here or journal till your hearts content.
This is the back side of that waterfall section.
I had to hold this down because it wouldn't lay flat.
This red paper was cut using the "on the edge" die
This is a pocket (not complete) I put the paper in the pocket to show but it didn't really show well.
I really like this section. I stamped on a transparency and love the look of it.
This is what you see when you flip the transparency up. It is held together with a fastener and the papers waterfall but are all connected by the fastener at the top. I made a score line at the 1/2 inch mark so the pages will all flip up easier.
I put this paper to show the red is a pocket. You can't see it but I embossed leaves on this red velvety strip.
This is the opposite end of the red paper from the 5th picture above.
I think I am done adding signatures to this. There will be 4 (I think). I need to figure out what covers I will be making so I can get this sucker sewn together. I still have some tweaking to do but this is the main idea.
These are some trinkets that I have been playing with and plan on incorporating a few into the journals. The disc's are not finished yet. I want to put some crackle paint on them.
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