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i’ve been wanting to create these little pocket journals for so long! and finally i just decided i had to make time for them!
i had so much fun stitching these paper ornaments last year and had it in mind to try stitching on handmade journals too. so i made prints of some of my favorite owls and found vintage wallpaper and origami paper to compliment each piece. then i got out my sewing machine and some gold thread and did a bit of extra embellishing!
each pocket journal measures 3.5 x 5.5″ and has 32 ivory colored pages…just perfect for writing or sketching.
find the finished journals in my shop! (edit: the journals have sold out! thank you!)
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i’m so excited with how they’ve turned out!
right now i only have these three (edit: *all of the journals have sold! i think i might need to get my sewing machine back out and make a few more. thank you!)
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10 comments on “pocket journals in the shop!”
Blissful Pumpkin
Whoo Hoo! I just brought one of these beautiful journals. So to correct your post, you only have one left.
They are gorgeous Juliette.
KYles 😀
Clare
What beautiful journals – wow lucky people who snapped them up.
Juliette Crane
thank you! i'm so happy you love them! the take flight journal will be coming to you soon…
Dianne
These are great! I've been doing the same thing with vintage fabrics on 2012 calendars! The kind I'm using have the plastic covers that you can use again, and I glue the fabric on so you have it for future calendars as well….
yogiknitgirl
I got one too! Love it Juliette . . . you are such an inspiration, I know this journal will be as well! Sending lots of love to you today!
Donna
Juliette Crane
what a fabulous inspiration dianne! love the idea of the reusable cover!
so happy this one will be yours, donna! on it's way to you soon 🙂
quinncreative
Wah! I missed out! They are so cute and so nicely made. Is that the hum of a sewing machine I hear?
Isabel
Beautiful journals:O) You are so inspiring:O)
NatashaMay
These are awesome! And such a great idea. Congrats on the sell out. 🙂
Kristin
Hi Juliette!
Thank you for your visit and for your sweet comment today. I'm a fan of your work and absolutely adore what you have done here (drooling over the white one 😉 – I'm not at all surprised that they were sold so fast.
Thank you and continued success,
Kristin xo