How to Make a Mixed Media and Fabric Journal
Record your thoughts and foster your creativity. Not sure where to start? Check out this fun craft from recycled materials brought to you by Heidi Borchers. No need to buy a fancy journal or notebook - learn how to make a mixed media and fabric journal instead. It's a great way to save money and use scraps.
To start, you'll need cardboard from an empty cereal box. You'll also have a chance to dip into your fabric stash and use up pieces you might have otherwise thrown away. Other materials you'll need include scrap yarn, felt and a playing card. It doesn't get more eclectic than this mixed media craft. Use your imagination and inject your personality into this project.
For a step-by-step photo tutorial, check out Fabric and Scraps Journal.
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chrisloppnow 75167 71
Sep 10, 2015
Maybe the microphone was just too close to the machine, because there was quite a ripping sound of the ribbon going thru the fabric. Sorry, to be so critical, maybe I've got a migrain coming on.
chrisloppnow 75167 71
Sep 10, 2015
Your sewing machine needs oiling, it was really hard to watch with that noise knowing if you'd just oil it, it would be not be clunky and would be very quiet.
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