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love your f1 photo cards that’s so fun!! can i ask how you make them?

wahhhh thank u i appreciate it !!! :') it's certainly much cheaper than engaging in Real photocard shenanigans... making them is pretty simple but it does have a few steps so apologies for the incoming overexplanation hkldsfh T__T

i set up 2 files for the front + back side on standard letter paper (or w/e you use in your country; the pcs themselves are 5.5cm x 8.5cm so i do 3x3 on each page!). also a reminder that the order is mirrored horizontally so you need to match the front left-most image with back right-most image & vice versa...

print them out normally; my printer doesn't have double-sided printing so i just print one side a time LOL

use self-adhesive laminate sheets to laminate both sides!!! this isn't necessary but it really helps out the texture and look imo

cut them out however you like, i use a super cheap paper cutter to make my life easier haha

andddd finally i just use the 4mm side of a corner punch to get the rounded corners :') that's basically it!

for ref here's how my files are set up... i like to leave a lot of bleed space on the back just in case the print isn't perfectly aligned but i don't think it's super necessary tbh. Actually it's kind of a waste of ink now that i'm thinking about it so maybe don't do that LOL 😭 and the back designs are just really simple photoshop so nothing special there hlsdfhk but... yes i hope that helps! 🧡

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Things I have learned modding Stuff:

-craft vinyl rebacks cheap ass tarot cards pretty well. I recommend a test piece to check for shrinkage

-a charmcasting set is improved by the addition of 3 hamburgers for Cuil theory (none is normal, one is wiggy, two is concerning, three is oooof)

-also tiny rubber ducky for same set (programmer's ducky)

-similar vein, dollhouse 1:12 decor is a lovely scale for items for said set (silver spoons are fun)

-cosmetic bags that fold out flat into a square can have a cloth bottom laid out in them (with choice of markings) as a contained casting surface and transport container. Multiple interchangeable cloths can be made. Bonus points for canvas surface on outside for embroidery

-tins and dice cups can be lined quite effectively with self adhesive felt sheets. Patterns for the felt can be made with scrap paper; however, felt will stretch to cover sins or create new ones

Things I plan to Attempt:

-cutting down a postbound photo album cover to become a Book

-cooking down a stain for the Tiny Door Frame +polishing/seal with the Woo Wax (the purchase of a baby crockpot knockoff with temp control was wise; the scale involved will likely end up in the melt warmer or cooking over a tealight anyway)

-advance the plotting of the Long Coat

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BETH MCCARTHY UK TOUR

19.06.2023 @ The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham (120 Capacity)

Written June 2023

I first saw Beth play when she opened for Emlyn back in March and absolutely loved her set then, so I booked tickets for this show afterwards. 

I reached out to her via instagram around a month before the show and managed to secure work experience as she let me come and attend soundcheck to watch/observe because this is what I want to go onto in the future. I arrived at the venue a few hours before doors & by that time, they’d already set/mic’d up the drumkit but were in the process of doing everything else. This meant that I was able to watch them soundcheck to see how things operate at a small gig. I met both Beth & her drummer/MT, Michael who was her only other team member for this small tour. There was also a rep from LiveNation who was running most of it as well as the in-house sound engineer who I was able to talk to briefly.  They even had the same sound desk as the one at the college I attend so I was able to easily understand what he was saying. It gave me a lot of insight into how intimate some operations in the industry are & how simple the process can be. I was also able to help out setting up some LED lighting on stage in Beth’s signature colour, pink, & set up the merch desk in the bar above the venue, taking a stock check too. Due to my involvement in the proceedings of the day, I was given an AAA pass that was a sticker. I didn't take the back adhesive off it though, & just carried it in my pocket so I was able to keep it as a souvenir. 

One of beth’s more emotional songs is called ‘she gets the flowers’ & when we saw her in Manchester opening for Emlyn, an audience member gave her a singular flower during it & I took inspiration from this by making by making her a small bouquet of pink paper flowers in a little glass bottle with a label that had the date, venue & its size alongside a small message. I placed it in the small room at the back of the venue next to the items of her rider. When Beth noticed it right before the show, she absolutely loved it & said she was gonna keep it forever. 

Before the show, I went up into the bar above the venue to meet up with my sister & say hi to some of the audience members as they were all having drinks & mingling before doors opened. A week before the show, Beth had set up a group chat on instagram for all 3 shows & we’d all been talking for most of the week. It was cool to meet these people face to face & have a chance to talk to them before the show. The gig itself was absolutely amazing & I loved every second. The venue was so small that both Beth & her openers, Car Park, had to make their way through the crowd from the back of the room to get to the stage, but this also meant that it felt so much more intimate & set a relaxed feel. We were all able to enjoy ourselves without crushing each other & overall have a great time. Beth has plans to release songs that follow her journey of self-discovery to build up to an EP that’ll be released at the end.Starting with ‘What do you call it?’ in March, followed by ‘She’s Pretty’ in June. This meant that we were able to hear some unreleased songs, and not just the ones we heard at the Deaf Institute as ‘She’s pretty’ was one of those. After the gig, everyone went back up to the bar to continue to hang out & Beth also came up to talk to everyone & get pictures. She knew a few people that had reached out online or followed her for a while before this gig & took the time to talk to us all one by one - not just a photo & go.

This gig was even more enjoyable than most as I knew what had gone into it to make it happen & overall, the day was a fun experience as I was able to see how a gig runs & gain some more insight into all of the future career paths I'm considering. I love Beth's music and her current artistic direction so I look forward to the EP coming out soon!

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The fabled blue UK passport is 3 years old today

So this is the perfect time to do a proper, page-by-page comparison of both the old and the new passports, to see how much better the new one is.

Let's start with the front cover

Although neither of them says anything about the EU anymore, the new one contains the words "BRITISH" and is also (a very dark shade of) blue. 0-1 so far to the blue one

Opening up the pages you can start to see some changes.

The first thing you'll notice that the second page is now in HARD plastic, hard as the Brexit that allowed this passport to become blue.

Since EU rules don't apply anymore so you could also remove all of those 22 extra pesky translations of our great country, only leaving English, Welsh, Gaelic, Irish, French and Spanish freeing up the space to include your face not just once, but two times!

We also got rid of the map of Cardiff in the background, and the references to seafaring. The latter was recently banned anyway.

2 points to the blue one so far

Not much change on the next page, apart from the use of hard plastic on the photo page, and the fact that I gained weight. Getting rid of the map of the UK was also a nice change as it was showing Scotland too prominently. They don't deserve this.

In any case this is a tie, so 1-3 points so far

Next one up some notes and some security notes on the old passport, while the translations of the previous page on the new one. There is a watermark of Shakespeare on the old old one, and a map of Edinburgh, both which were replaced with a watermark of the floral emblem. This at least contains reference to all four countries, so that's definitely a nice addition, but so far this is also a tie. 2-4 points so far

Next up on the old design we had to fill up two whole pages with translations. Completely superflous, we could have just used up the same space to allow for extra visas to be added to the passport. With the abolishment of the Freedom of Movement having two extra pages for visas is definitely a worthy addition, so 1 point extra for the blue passport. 2-5 so far.

(We also got rid of the map of London and Belfast. Who needs them)

Page 8 and 9 shows John Harrison and his invention of the marine chronometer that revolutioned sea travel. On the other hand sea travel is dangerous and we just recently banned it, so it's good that this has been removed in favour of a much more stylized clock-like image. Note that it's hand aligns nicely with the page number, showing 8 and 9 respectively. This is definitely a nice touch, much more self-referential than the image of John Harrison, so a win to the blue one. 2-6 so far.

On the old passport the next two pages show John Constable, someone who pursued a lesser career like painting instead of becoming a much more important member of society, like banker or a CEO. There is no need for this kind of vice in our society, so thank this has been removed.

On the new design you can see that the hand of the clock jumped to the 1 position, instead of pointing at 11 and 12 respectively! And it remained in the same position on both pages. This choice must have saved the artist designing the passport some work, so extra points for keeping the design cheap and affordable. 2-7 so far

Next two pages show references to the Royal Mail including the iconic post box, and the first adhesive stamp, the Penny Black. On the other hand spending two pages on this archaic institution is just a waste of paper, especially as they do nothing just strike all the time nowadays.

On the new design? Look, there are now TWO HANDS on the clock! What a lovely addition, it definitely took me by surprise, 2-8 so far.

Next up on the old one are trains, you know that things that are always late, if not cancelled. They are also expensive as hell compared to car ownership, so no need to promote them anymore.

Look a magical line of UNITED KINGDOM has appeared in the background. Hats off to yet another surprise change in design, 2-9!

Next two pages feature Sir Giles and his architectural designs. Unfortunately for him he designed too many well known things and therefore now the page simply looks too cramped for the average viewer.

Unlike the new design, which is still clear, spacious and easy to understand. 2-10

Next two pages feature the London Underground, which will definitely give PTSD to anyone who ever used it during peak hours. London was already featured in the passport with Greewinch and Battersea already anyway, while we haven't seen anything from Wales, Northern Ireland or Scotland yet.

No such issue from the new passport, clean and clear with no surprises, and representation from all corners of the UK inside the watermark. 2-11 of course

Architecture yet again, this time from a woman. Also England again, Triple boring.

Seall! The design on page 21 is the same as the one on page 12 albeit the colour difference. This duplication hopefully has yet again driven down the design costs! 2-12!

Antony Gormley. Yet another useless artist who could have become something great during his lifeteime, like I don't know, a Conservative MP, but has chosen not to.

On the other hand we have yet another page where we have design reuse - with page 20 and 22, but this time the colours match as well! Must have been some great savings, 2-13

Come on, didn't we have enough artists so far? And featuring one of the most hated artist of all time? And he is also an immigrant? Yuck!

Thank god we got rid of all of this perversion! 2-14

Arts, Architecture, Shakespeare and London, all on the same page. Everything we have seen so far. Space could have been used for something much more important.

Like this nice and plain design we can see on the new passport. 2-15

Edinburgh Castle? Bagpipes? Who allowed Scotland to be present in the design, we definitely need to fire them and never let them design passports anymore. Also the dragon on the corner looking at the girl like that? That is definitely sexual harassement, let's get rid of this carnality!

On the other hand we can see another clean and nice design, a perfect place to put your last remaining few visas before you need to get another one for £82.50 + shipping fees. 2-16

Finally no more arts or achitecture but something useful: Computers! Internet! The stuff bankers use to do important stuff! No idea why they had to put a women on this page though, but let's just disregard that.

Watch that elements from new design can be seen on the computer screen in the old one. This must have been some great foreknowledge. Let's make this one a tie! 3-17

Buildings? Again? And why so many? Ah, yeah we forgot to include Wales and Northern Ireland in the designs yet, so let's quickly sort them out, before the nationalists notice! Let's still make sure the London eye is centre and front, not to give them too much credit though.

The new one? Same old same old. You can see some art reuse on page 33 (vs page 30) as usual.

However since both designs feature all 4 countries, let's make this one a tie as well: 4-18

Final page! Yet again, only Scotland and Northern Ireland above, but the whole of the UK on the new one. Blue one is a clear winner here: 4-19

And finally the back page. Plain burgundy on the old one, a nice embossed floral design on the blue one. The winner is clear.

So this takes our total to 4-20! A clear and massive victory to the new passport, an exquisite masterpiece, perdectly designed and ideal to the new place of Global Britain in the world, far away from the woke dictatorship of the European Union, and the best Brexit dividend so far (apart from being able to buy cheep booze at airports again)

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Creativity on a budget photography edition

Sometimes you do not have the funds to purchase expensive backdrops for toy or product photography. Below are some budget essentials to elevate your product photography.

1. Do not waste money on Replica Surfaces, especially when they engage in shady business practices, lie, discriminate, and do not support the community. While size and weight may not be practical, sometimes local flooring shops discard out of season or odd pieces of time and flooring. It is real and authentic.

2. Self adhesive tile, backsplash, wallpaper, or contact paper have some nice options.

3. Backdrops made of vinyl can be useful in creating scenes such as this one. It matches the subject and looks realistic for the fantasy created. These can be as little as $2.00 up to $12.00 if you find the right deal.

4. Poster boards can be plain, have pre printed scenes, or can be painted.

5. We R Memory Keepers 13”x13” Shotdrop and Shotbox comes with different colors in each pack and work for small items.

6. Blank canvas can be painted and add texture to your photos.

7. Colored paper can be taped together to form lightweight box shaped enclosures or three dimensional effects.

8. Mirrors from dollar type stores can creative reflective effects.

9. Artificial flowers can add texture and pops of color.

10. Do not underestimate the power of aluminum foil. Try it! Add texture, reflections, sparkle, uninhibit your imagination.

Now you have ten photography hacks while you begin your journey on a budget. Which will you try first? Send photos of your creations to be featured on this site. Remember, if you need a muse, you can find it here with the Certified Creativity Coach.

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Junk Journal Ideas | 10 Creative Junk Journal Ideas for Beginners

Are you tired of the same old scrapbooking techniques? 🥱 Do you long for a creative outlet that allows you to express yourself freely? Look no further than junk journaling - the art of transforming everyday items into stunning, personalized masterpieces! 🎨✨ Imagine flipping through pages filled with vintage ephemera, tea-stained paper, and fabric embellishments. Picture yourself creating nature-inspired layouts and mixed media art that tells your unique story. With junk journaling, the possibilities are endless, and the only limit is your imagination. 🌈💡 In this blog post, we'll explore 10 Creative Junk Journal Ideas for Beginners that will ignite your creativity and set you on the path to becoming a junk journaling expert. From vintage collages to upcycled book page art, we'll cover everything you need to know to get started on this exciting journey. So grab your scissors, glue, and that stack of old magazines - it's time to dive into the wonderful world of junk journaling! 📚✂️🖌️

Understanding Junk Journaling

A. Definition and purpose Junk journaling is a creative form of self-expression that combines elements of scrapbooking, art journaling, and mixed media. It involves creating a personalized book or journal using a variety of found objects, ephemera, and everyday materials. The purpose of junk journaling is to document memories, express emotions, and explore artistic techniques in a unique and unconventional way. B. Benefits for beginners Junk journaling offers numerous benefits for beginners: - Low-pressure creativity - Stress relief and mindfulness - Improved problem-solving skills - Enhanced self-expression - Eco-friendly crafting BenefitDescriptionLow-pressure creativityNo rules or expectations, perfect for beginnersStress reliefEngaging in a relaxing, hands-on activityProblem-solvingFinding creative ways to use various materialsSelf-expressionDocumenting personal experiences and emotionsEco-friendlyRepurposing items that might otherwise be discarded C. Materials needed To start junk journaling, beginners will need: - A base journal (can be a old book, composition notebook, or handmade signatures) - Adhesives (glue sticks, liquid glue, double-sided tape) - Scissors - Writing tools (pens, markers, pencils) - Decorative papers (scrapbook paper, old book pages, magazine clippings) - Embellishments (buttons, ribbons, stickers, washi tape) - Found objects and ephemera (tickets, receipts, postcards) Now that we've covered the basics of junk journaling, let's explore some specific techniques and ideas to get you started on your creative journey.

Vintage Ephemera Collages

Now that we've covered the basics of junk journaling, let's dive into one of the most popular techniques: creating vintage ephemera collages. This art form allows you to transform old papers and images into stunning, nostalgic layouts that tell a unique story. Sourcing Old Papers and Images To create authentic vintage ephemera collages, you'll need to gather a variety of aged materials. Here are some great sources: - Antique shops and flea markets - Thrift stores and secondhand bookshops - Online marketplaces specializing in vintage ephemera - Family attics or old photo albums (with permission) - Digital vintage image collections for printing Creating Themed Layouts When designing your collages, consider organizing them around specific themes. This approach adds depth and coherence to your junk journal pages. Here's a table of theme ideas and corresponding ephemera: ThemeEphemera IdeasTravelMaps, postcards, ticket stubsNaturePressed flowers, seed packets, botanical illustrationsNostalgiaVintage advertisements, old photographs, retro labelsMusicSheet music, concert tickets, album coversLiteratureBook pages, library cards, author photos Techniques for Layering and Arranging The key to a visually appealing ephemera collage lies in the layering and arrangement. Here are some techniques to try: - Start with a base layer of tea-stained paper or vintage book pages - Overlap elements, allowing some to peek out from behind others - Use different sizes and shapes to create visual interest - Incorporate texture with fabric scraps or lace - Add depth by using foam tape to elevate certain pieces - Create focal points with larger or more colorful items Remember, there's no right or wrong way to create a vintage ephemera collage. Experiment with different arrangements until you find a composition that speaks to you. In the next section, we'll explore how to enhance your junk journal pages with tea-stained paper techniques.

Tea-Stained Paper Techniques

Tea-staining is a beloved technique in junk journaling that adds an aged, vintage look to your pages. This simple yet effective method can transform ordinary paper into beautiful, antique-looking sheets perfect for your junk journal projects. A. Supplies required To get started with tea-staining, you'll need the following items: - Black or herbal tea bags - Hot water - Paper (various types work well) - Large flat container or tray - Drying rack or clothesline - Optional: coffee grounds for darker stains B. Step-by-step staining process - Brew a strong batch of tea - Allow the tea to cool slightly - Place paper in a flat container - Pour tea over the paper, ensuring even coverage - Let the paper soak for 5-15 minutes - Carefully remove the paper and hang to dry - Once dry, iron the paper to flatten (if desired) Paper TypeSoaking TimeResultPrinter paper5-10 minutesLight, even stainCardstock10-15 minutesDeeper, more textured stainBook pages3-5 minutesDelicate, aged appearance C. Creative uses for tea-stained pages Tea-stained paper can be used in numerous ways within your junk journal: - Background pages for collages - Vintage-style envelopes and pockets - Handwritten journaling on aged paper - DIY tags and labels - Torn edges for a distressed look Experiment with different tea types and soaking times to achieve various shades and effects. This versatile technique will add depth and character to your junk journal pages, enhancing the overall vintage aesthetic. Now that you've mastered tea-staining, let's explore how to incorporate fabric and lace embellishments to further enhance your junk journal's texture and visual appeal.

Fabric and Lace Embellishments

Adding fabric and lace to your junk journal can create a tactile and visually appealing experience. These materials add texture, depth, and a touch of vintage charm to your pages. Let's explore how to effectively incorporate these elements into your junk journal. Choosing complementary textiles When selecting fabrics and laces for your junk journal, consider the following factors: - Color palette: Choose textiles that complement your journal's overall color scheme - Texture variety: Mix smooth and textured fabrics for visual interest - Theme consistency: Select fabrics that align with your journal's theme (e.g., floral prints for a garden-themed journal) Here's a quick guide to help you choose the right textiles: Fabric TypeBest Used ForTextureCottonBackgrounds, pocketsSmoothLaceBorders, overlaysDelicateBurlapRustic accentsCoarseSilkElegant touchesSmooth, shinyFeltEmbellishments, die-cutsSoft, thick Sewing vs. gluing techniques Both sewing and gluing have their merits when attaching fabric to your junk journal pages. Consider these points: - Sewing: - Provides a more secure attachment - Adds an authentic, handmade look - Allows for creation of pockets and flaps - Gluing: - Quicker and easier for beginners - Works well for delicate fabrics - Ideal for small embellishments Choose the technique that best suits your skill level and desired aesthetic. Incorporating vintage clothing scraps Vintage clothing scraps can add a unique and personal touch to your junk journal. Here are some creative ways to use them: - Create pocket fronts using vintage handkerchiefs - Use buttons from old clothing as embellishments - Cut out interesting patterns or motifs from vintage garments - Repurpose lace trim from old linens as page borders By incorporating these fabric and lace embellishments, you'll add depth and personality to your junk journal pages. Next, we'll explore how to create nature-inspired junk journal pages to further enhance your creative journey.

Nature-Inspired Junk Journal Pages

Nature offers a wealth of inspiration for junk journaling, allowing you to bring the outdoors into your creative projects. Let's explore how to incorporate natural elements into your junk journal pages. Pressing and Preserving Leaves and Flowers Collecting and preserving botanical specimens is a wonderful way to add authentic natural elements to your junk journal. Here's a simple process: - Collect fresh leaves and flowers - Place them between sheets of absorbent paper - Press under heavy books for 1-2 weeks - Carefully remove and attach to journal pages Specimen TypePressing TimeBest Uses in JournalThin leaves1 weekLayering, bordersFlowers2 weeksFocal points, accentsFerns10 daysBackground textures Creating Textures with Natural Materials Natural materials can add unique textures to your journal pages: - Bark rubbings: Place thin paper over tree bark and rub with a crayon - Sand textures: Apply glue and sprinkle sand for a gritty feel - Grass impressions: Press fresh grass onto an ink pad, then stamp onto paper Incorporating Nature-Themed Sketches Enhance your nature-inspired pages with simple sketches: - Quick botanical illustrations - Animal silhouettes - Landscape outlines These sketches can frame your pressed specimens or stand alone as artistic elements. Now that we've explored nature-inspired junk journal pages, let's move on to incorporating mixed media art techniques to further enhance your journal's visual appeal.

Mixed Media Art in Junk Journals

Combining different art mediums Mixed media art in junk journals offers endless possibilities for creativity. By combining various art mediums, you can create unique and visually striking pages. Here are some popular combinations: - Watercolors and ink - Acrylics and colored pencils - Collage and stamping - Markers and pastels Creating dimensional elements Adding dimension to your junk journal pages can make them more engaging and interactive. Try these techniques: - Layering papers and fabrics - Using foam tape for pop-up elements - Incorporating found objects or small trinkets - Creating pockets or fold-out sections Experimenting with textures and colors Textures and colors play a crucial role in mixed media art journaling. Here's a table showcasing different texture techniques and their effects: TechniqueEffectMaterialsGessoCreates a textured baseGesso, palette knifeEmbossingAdds raised patternsEmbossing powder, heat toolTissue paperCreates delicate wrinklesTissue paper, mod podgeTexture pasteAdds thick, moldable textureTexture paste, stencils When experimenting with colors, consider: - Creating a cohesive color palette for each spread - Using contrasting colors for visual interest - Layering transparent and opaque colors for depth - Incorporating metallic or iridescent paints for a special touch By exploring these mixed media techniques, you'll add depth and intrigue to your junk journal pages, making each spread a unique work of art.

Pocket Pages and Interactive Elements

Pocket pages and interactive elements add depth and intrigue to your junk journal, making it a truly engaging experience. Let's explore some creative ways to incorporate these elements into your journal. Designing hidden journaling spots Hidden journaling spots are perfect for keeping private thoughts or adding an element of surprise to your journal. Consider these ideas: - Create a fold-out flap behind a photo or artwork - Use a pull-out tab to reveal hidden text - Design a secret pocket behind a decorative element Creating fold-out sections Fold-out sections add dimension and allow for more content in a limited space. Try these techniques: - Accordion folds for mini-albums within your journal - Gatefold pages for revealing larger artworks or photos - Flip-up sections for layered storytelling Incorporating envelopes and tags Envelopes and tags are versatile elements that can serve both decorative and functional purposes. Here's a comparison of ways to use them: ElementDecorative UseFunctional UseEnvelopesColorful backgroundsStorage for ephemeraTagsLayered embellishmentsJournaling prompts To make your pocket pages and interactive elements more cohesive, consider using a consistent color scheme or theme throughout. This will tie your journal together while still allowing for creativity and surprise in each interactive element. Now that we've explored pocket pages and interactive elements, let's move on to another exciting aspect of junk journaling: upcycled book page art.

Upcycled Book Page Art

Transforming old book pages into stunning art pieces is a fantastic way to add character to your junk journal. This section explores creative techniques for upcycling book pages, turning forgotten texts into captivating visual elements. Finding and Preparing Old Book Pages To begin your upcycled book page art journey, you'll need to source suitable materials: - Thrift stores - Library book sales - Online marketplaces - Personal collection Once you've acquired old books, carefully remove pages, ensuring they're free from damage. Consider the following preparation methods: - Gentle cleaning with a soft brush - Tea-staining for an aged appearance - Trimming edges for a uniform look Blackout Poetry Techniques Blackout poetry is a fascinating way to create art from existing text. Here's a simple process to get started: - Choose a page with interesting words - Lightly circle words that form a poem or message - Use a marker to black out the rest of the text - Add illustrations or designs around the revealed words TechniqueDescriptionDifficultyComplete blackoutCover all text except chosen wordsEasyPartial blackoutLeave some text visible for contextMediumShape blackoutCreate shapes with negative spaceAdvanced Creating Illustrations on Book Pages Book pages provide a unique canvas for your artwork. Try these ideas: - Sketch nature scenes that complement the text - Paint abstract designs using watercolors - Create zentangle patterns in empty spaces - Collage images and text from other sources Remember to seal your finished book page art with a fixative spray to preserve your creation. With these techniques, you'll transform ordinary book pages into extraordinary junk journal elements. Next, we'll explore how to add flair to your journal with washi tape and sticker decorations.

Washi Tape and Sticker Decorations

Now that we've explored various creative techniques for your junk journal, let's dive into the colorful world of washi tape and sticker decorations. These versatile materials can add instant charm and personality to your pages. Selecting complementary patterns When choosing washi tape and stickers for your junk journal, consider the following tips: - Color coordination: Select tapes and stickers that match or complement your page's color scheme - Theme consistency: Choose designs that align with your journal's overall theme or the specific page topic - Texture variety: Mix smooth and textured tapes for visual interest Here's a quick guide to help you match patterns: Pattern TypeComplementary PatternsFloralStripes, polka dotsGeometricSolid colors, scriptVintageLace, postage stampsNatureWatercolor, woodgrain Creative washi tape border ideas Washi tape isn't just for straight lines! Try these creative border ideas: - Scalloped edges: Fold the tape in half and cut rounded edges - Layered borders: Overlap different tapes for a unique look - Frayed edges: Carefully pull apart the tape for a distressed effect - Washi tape frames: Create frames around photos or journaling spots Making custom stickers from junk mail Transform your junk mail into personalized stickers with these steps: - Cut out interesting images or text from magazines or catalogs - Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge or clear glue to the back - Let it dry completely - Peel off and stick to your journal pages By incorporating washi tape and stickers, you'll add delightful pops of color and texture to your junk journal. Next, we'll explore how to integrate personal memorabilia for a truly unique touch to your creations.

Personal Memorabilia Integration

Personal memorabilia can transform your junk journal into a unique and meaningful keepsake. By incorporating items that hold sentimental value, you create a journal that tells your story and preserves your memories. Let's explore some creative ways to integrate personal memorabilia into your junk journal. Incorporating ticket stubs and receipts Ticket stubs and receipts are perfect additions to your junk journal, serving as tangible reminders of experiences and purchases. Here are some ideas: - Create a pocket page to store multiple ticket stubs - Use a clear plastic sleeve to display a special receipt - Fold receipts into envelopes to hold additional memorabilia ItemJournaling IdeaMovie ticketsCreate a mini-review pageConcert ticketsAdd song lyrics or setlistRestaurant receiptsWrite about the dining experience Using old photos and postcards Old photos and postcards add a visual element to your journal, bringing memories to life. Try these techniques: - Create photo corners using washi tape - Use vintage-style paper clips to attach photos - Make flip-up elements with postcards to reveal hidden journaling Adding personal handwritten elements Incorporating your own handwriting adds a personal touch to your junk journal. Consider these ideas: - Write quotes or lyrics that resonate with you - Include short diary entries or reflections - Add handwritten labels or captions to photos and memorabilia By integrating these personal elements, your junk journal becomes a unique reflection of your experiences and memories. Read the full article

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Self Adhesive Wall Paper Manufacturers

There are many types of materials for furniture decoration wallpaper, which are composed of fiber paper base material and surface paper coated with pigments. Paper wallpaper is cheap and has good air permeability, but it is easy to be deformed by moisture.

Zhejiang Yueqianshu Digital Technology Co., Ltd is professional China OEM Self Adhesive Wall Paper Manufacturers and Wholesale Self Adhesive Wall Paper Factory. The company's main product applications include indoor and outdoor advertising design, architectural design, indoor and outdoor decoration applications, photo studio printing, office and personalized digital printout, clothing printing and other fields.

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Hot&New Products

Self adhesive vinyl, also known as self adhesive sticker or vinyl sticker are thin film spray printed materials composed of functional layers, adhesive layers, and silicon paper. Self adhesive vinyl，they have good weather resistance and ink absorption and are therefore applied in various fields both indoors and outdoors. The biggest advantage of Self adhesive vinyl is that they have strong UV resistance, are thicker than photos and are more wear-resistant and have a certain degree of toughness after being coated with film. When advertising the car body, the material of the car sticker can be stretched slightly due to its certain ductility, which cannot be achieved with realistic materials.

In order to matching different customers’ demands and market tendency, Shanghai Hanker continuously develop new products, like car wrapping film, which can wrap the entire vehicle bodies, it not only beautify the car, alert others, express personality, at the same time, it could a moving advertisement.

Despite this, we also developed stickers specially for bus body, vinyl for container surface use, sticker specially for rough walls and many other functional ones. Please check more details as below: 

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: VAIIGO Magnetic Sign Holder 2 Pack Double Sided Window Self Adhesive Black.

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Canon to live preview new LabelStream LS2000 digital label press at drupa

Canon has announced its commitment to become a significant player in the label and packaging markets with the first live preview outside Japan of the new LabelStream LS2000 water-based digital label press, set for 2025 availability. This announcement was made during the pre-drupa media conference in Dusseldorf in late March.

The LabelStream LS2000, Canon’s inaugural water-based inkjet label press, leverages innovative Canon technologies designed for industrial-scale label printing. Slated for release in the EMEA region in 2025, this press prints in CMYK plus white on self-adhesive substrates and uses a new ink set compliant with food safety standards. At drupa, visitors can witness live label production on paper and film media, with labels ready for varnishing, die-cutting, and slitting on a nearline converting device from Grafisk Maskinfabrik. Print samples from Canon's Edale FL3 flexographic label press will also be available.

Canon will introduce a concept for a sheetfed single-pass, industrial-scale digital corrugated press, targeting corrugated packaging converters. This press aims to deliver offset-like print quality at a 1.7m print width, productivity of up to 8,000 sqm/hr, and new levels of cost-efficiency. Attendees can view a 3D model, print samples, and technology animations of this system.

For those interested in digital printing on corrugated materials, live production of packaging prototypes and short-run promotional packaging will be demonstrated on Canon’s large format Arizona and Colorado printers. These solutions cater to packaging converters and print service providers, enabling personalized, short-run, on-demand packaging production.

Other attractions at the Canon stand

Apart from the LabelStream LS2000, Canon will showcase several other solutions, including the European debut of the new varioPRINT iX1700 sheetfed inkjet press, which will be available in 2025.

Canon will highlight the latest additions to the ProStream and ColorStream ranges of high-speed, web-fed inkjet printers: the ProStream 2000 series and the ColorStream 8200.

“The ProStream 2000 is 20% shorter than the ProStream 3000, so it makes an ideal solution (11:45) for customers that cannot accommodate the larger press,” Hans Schmidbauer, director, of marketing & innovation, commercial print, Canon EMEA said.

Canon will display the new Arizona 2300 FLXflow flatbed wide format printer with PRISMAelevate XL, the new imagePROGRAF PRO series for photo and fine art printing, and the new imagePROGRAF GP series for poster production.

Rounding out the exhibits on the stand will be Canon imagePRESS V series color printers, the varioPRINT TITAN and QUARTZ series monochrome printers, as well as the Colorado M series and UVgel Print Factory together with Canon large format technical documentation systems – all driven by the comprehensive PRISMA suite of production workflow solutions.

“At drupa 2024, we are excited to share the fruits of our continuous investment in technology and business innovation with a global audience, and to present our most extensive portfolio yet of powerful digital production print, label and packaging technologies – ready to support our customers’ growth and diversification ambitions,” said Jennifer Kolloczek, senior director, marketing & innovation, production printing, Canon EMEA.