Yes, 15 unique junk journal collages.
Who decided that was the plan?
Oh yeah.
Me.
As part of "The Snail Mail Club You Cannot Join," I am sending out around 80 cards for Halloween. And one of the sets of cards I got had such cool envelopes, I decided I had to make an individual collage on each one! Now that these are finished, I'll scan them and print out copies to put on the other envelopes I'm sending out.
You thought 15 was a lot...there's no way I could do 80!
This was so much fun!
I had a blast collecting all of the things I wanted to use for the collages, and when I got going in my little assembly line, it went pretty quickly!
If you want to do something similar, you just need:
envelopes,
scrap paper,
glue,
scissors,
and stickers.
The stickers were a big part of this project.
I'm amazed I was able to get these done in a little under two hours.
Mentioned in this video:
@TheWashiTapeShop
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Background Bin: Why You Need a Background Bin for Your Jun...
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Snail Mail Club That Cannot Be Joined: The Snail Mail Club You Cannot Join!
The Cards I'm Using The Envelopes For: You Can't Join My Mail Club, But Here's Ho...
Decorated Playing Cards With Washi Tape Shop Stickers: Coming Soon!
Chapters:
0:00: Sneak Peek At The Finished Envelopes!
0:15: Intro
0:40: The Base Envelopes I'm Working With
0:55: The Materials I Have To Collage With: Background Pieces, Stickers, Treat Bags, Washi Tape Shop Stickers, Snoopy Things, Stamps, Calendar Pages, Packaging, Print Outs
2:22: First Hour Of Work: See It In Fast Speed!
4:26: Reviewing What I Did In The First Hour: A Look At The 15 Collages So Far!
5:47: Last 50 Minutes Of Work: See It In Fast Speed!
6:35: Reviewing What I Did: A Look At The Final Version Of All 15 Collages!
8:13: Reflecting On This Collage Project And What I Learned
9:01: How I Cleaned Up And Organized After All Of This!
9:28: The Biggest Thing That Helps With Cleanup!
Yes, 15 unique junk journal collages.
Who decided that was the plan?
Oh yeah.
Me.
As part of "The Snail Mail Club You Cannot Join," I am sending out around 80 cards for Halloween. And one of the sets of cards I got had such cool envelopes, I decided I had to make an individual collage on each one! Now that these are finished, I'll scan them and print out copies to put on the other envelopes I'm sending out.
You thought 15 was a lot...there's no way I could do 80!
This was so much fun!
I had a blast collecting all of the things I wanted to use for the collages, and when I got going in my little assembly line, it went pretty quickly!
If you want to do something similar, you just need:
envelopes,
scrap paper,
glue,
scissors,
and stickers.
The stickers were a big part of this project.
I'm amazed I was able to get these done in a little under two hours.
Mentioned in this video:
@TheWashiTapeShop
Washi Tape Shop Haul: Halloween Washi Tape Haul: Creep It Real &...
Background Bin: Why You Need a Background Bin for Your Jun...
Focal Points: What is a Focal Point? (And how I organize...
Snail Mail Club That Cannot Be Joined: The Snail Mail Club You Cannot Join!
The Cards I'm Using The Envelopes For: You Can't Join My Mail Club, But Here's Ho...
Decorated Playing Cards With Washi Tape Shop Stickers: Coming Soon!
Chapters:
0:00: Sneak Peek At The Finished Envelopes!
0:15: Intro
0:40: The Base Envelopes I'm Working With
0:55: The Materials I Have To Collage With: Background Pieces, Stickers, Treat Bags, Washi Tape Shop Stickers, Snoopy Things, Stamps, Calendar Pages, Packaging, Print Outs
2:22: First Hour Of Work: See It In Fast Speed!
4:26: Reviewing What I Did In The First Hour: A Look At The 15 Collages So Far!
5:47: Last 50 Minutes Of Work: See It In Fast Speed!
6:35: Reviewing What I Did: A Look At The Final Version Of All 15 Collages!
8:13: Reflecting On This Collage Project And What I Learned
9:01: How I Cleaned Up And Organized After All Of This!
9:28: The Biggest Thing That Helps With Cleanup!