This beautiful Vintage Woodland collection of fussy cuts and ephemera storage envelope is perfect to use in all your junk journals.
There’s something magical about wandering through an enchanting woodland. Towering trees, delicate ferns, tiny mushrooms, wildflowers and charming woodland creatures create a world filled with natural beauty and quiet inspiration. Now imagine bringing a little of that woodland magic into the pages of your own junk journals.
Inspired by Victorian botanical illustrations and the quiet beauty of the forest, this collection brings together a coordinated selection of printable junk journal fussy cuts and ephemera, together with a handy ephemera storage envelope, all in a beautiful vintage woodland aesthetic.
About the Vintage Woodland Junk Journal Fussy Cuts Collection
The Vintage Woodland Fussy Cuts Collection includes 6 pages of printable fussy cuts plus an ephemera storage envelope.
Whether you’re creating a vintage junk journal, scrapbook, or another paper crafting project, these free printables are an easy way to add creative embellishments to your pages.
Download the free junk journal printables from the Junk Journal Printables Library and start creating.
How to Make the Junk Journal Ephemera Storage Envelope
This ephemera storage envelope is designed to co-ordinate with the Vintage Woodland Fussy Cuts Collection making it perfect to use for storing your cut pieces. Watch the full step-by-step tutorial
Supplies
- Free Vintage Woodland Printables
- Printer
- Cardstock
- ScoreBoard
- Bone folder
- Bookbinding Awl
- Metal Brads
- 1″ Hole Punch
- 1/8″ Eyelets
- Ruler
- Utility knife or Rotary cutter
- Scissors
- Stamp pad
- Stamp pad applicator
- Double sided tape 1/2″
- Double sided tape 1/4″
- Double sided tape 1/8″
Step-by-Step Instructions for making the Junk Journal Ephemera Envelope
Download the free printables. Print the pages for the envelope onto cardstock and make creases along the tabs, flaps and center sections using the printed lines as guides. Then cut out the pieces and press the creases with a bone folder.
To make the two buttons, glue three circles together, one on top of the other. Then make a hole in the center of each button using a bookbinding awl and push through a small metal brad fastener. You can touch up the edges using an ink pad and applicator.
On the inside section of the envelope, measure down about 2″ from the top edge of each side and make a mark in the center using a pencil. Then make a hole using an awl. Push the brad fastener through and fold open the prongs.
Measure across each of the flaps and make a pencil mark along the center. Using an eyelet setter, punch a small hole over the pencil mark and attach an eyelet to each of the flaps.
Apply glue or double sided tape along the tabs then attach the front section to the back section, one side at a time.
Loop a short piece of cording through each of the holes in the flap and wrap it around the button.
To insert the envelope into your junk journal, you can sew it in if you’re making a journal with sewn signatures. Or simply slip it under the wrap around cord of a no-sew journal.
New Free Printables Every Friday
One of the things I love most about creating junk journal printables is developing coordinated collections that give you lots of possibilities for your creative projects. That’s why I’ll be adding a new set of free printables to the Free Printables Library every Friday.
A new theme every month, and each weekly release will feature new designs that coordinate with the current month’s theme.
To download the free printables, join the mailing list to get the password.
If you’re already subscribed to the mailing list, simply look for the latest email in your inbox. The password is included in every email.
If you haven’t joined the mailing list yet, this is a great opportunity to start collecting the free printables and discover new designs as they’re released.
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