Mass Making and Building a Journal
173K views · Nov 9, 2025 · Howto & Style
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@TreasureBooks · 10 months ago · pinned
Watch Part 2 here ---> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjOk2Hcsgvo">https://youtu.be/hjOk2Hcsgvo</a>
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@AmandaValenzuela-f2b · 10 months ago
Please keep going with this! We are here for all of your wonderful ideas and creativity. You are the best teacher in junk journaling and paper crafting I’ve come across on YouTube, hands down. ❤
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@htrotter42 · 10 months ago
I love this idea. Not only the mass making but the several items per video. Who am I kidding, all your videos are amazing.
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@JennyCramatte · 10 months ago
I love this format. Mass making and then using one of each element to build a signature is another of your genius ideas.
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@Sherri6890 · 10 months ago
It is a learning experience when you keep your "mistakes" in the video instead of editing them out. It is better for us to see them and understand why we shouldn't do it 'that way' and it let's us know that it's o.k. if we mess up. It's not the end of the world. Thank you, Natasa! ❤
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@NancyMariLight407 · 8 months ago
I love how one idea leads to another. You are so inspirational.
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@jenniglenn7428 · 10 months ago
Matryoshka!<br>Yes!, Yes!, and Yes!<br>Please continue to teach and entertain us!<br>We adore you. 💜
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@hickoryhollowcreations · 10 months ago
Your videos always inspire me to actually make something, rather than just watch, and marvel...but I'm marveling, too. Yes! Please continue with this!
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@dedestaggs5093 · 5 months ago
Absolutely love how the black envelopes went after, "oh what did I do?!"❤ Let's call it a happy redirection 😊😊
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@DiariesOfLore · 10 months ago
YES! Please continue this series!!! Love the mass making AND the building the journal of examples along the way. Such a great video!
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@wandalindsay3548 · 10 months ago
OH Natasa, The most amazing part of this video is watching and listening as your imagination and creativity take off like a Rocket! What a huge “right brain” (the creative side) you must have! I do think you accomplished your mission as you created a ton of goodies to set aside for future journals and you created the beginnings of a great journal too! I do think that some plain pages and simpler pages need to be interspersed throughout these unique and highly embellished elements. The eye and the brain need some calm spaces to land on for a rest before being exposed to another WOW element. The way your ideas spill out as you work could be a bit overwhelming but because I take notes and draw sketches of things as you go along, it helps me to pause the video often and digest the element you’ve just created. I do really like the way you are always thinking about ways to use your scraps and “off cuts” as you call them in the next item you create. None of us can afford to just throw away paper and other supplies without trying to use as much of them as possible. A funny thing happened near the end of my viewing of this video. I glanced at a bookshelf in the room and saw a great “envelope booklet” I made several years ago. It has 3 envelopes, plus a flip down page on the inside cover and a flip out page at the back of the booklet. I have many decorative elements on each page and some great goodies tucked into the 3 pockets created by the envelopes original construction. The back of one env has a smaller pocket glued on it. I used scrap book paper, my own photos, magazine & book photos, die cuts, stickers and washi tape in the making of this booklet. Keeping a creation for myself sometimes (instead of giving it away, which is what happens to most of what I create) is an excellent way to be reminded that I have some great ideas and good creative flow as well. Thanks for your inspiration and enthusiasm! You rock!!!😃
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@gingerbear111999 · 10 months ago
Junk journaling is new to me. I've only been at it for a couple of months now. My daughter mentioned your YouTube channel to me, and I checked it out. I have been to other channels to see how they also do junk journaling. But, for me, yours is the BEST hands down! You're an excellent teacher, showing many ways to reach the same ending. I taught Kindergarten so I know not everyone learns the same way. So, I appreciate the way you go about teaching. Also, I love your "talking it out", even when it's not quite how you expected it to turn out. And, I surely love your reasoning about most things, "Why not?" I've learned SO much from your videos. Thank you!! Keep doing you!
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