Hello Crafty Friends! Priscilla here from Nubble Light Designs. Today I am sharing a two-page “Junk Journal” spread with a “vintage vibe” using several products from the Kat Scrappiness “Vintage Romance” collection of stamps, dies, and patterned papers. Sometimes it’s just fun to take a break from clean and simple card making and get messy! And with junk journaling, there are no rules! Enjoy!
Along with the Kat Scrappiness Vintage Romance Stamps/dies and Vintage Romance paper pad, I used Kat’s Love is in the Air stencil and Burlap Background stencil to create this junk journal.
Journal Creation Details:
- Adhered a vintage feel tissue paper across a two-page spread and sponged turquoise acrylic paint over it.
- Brushed “Vintage Photo” Distress Oxide ink along the edges.
- Added texture with embossing pastes and the Kat Scrappiness Love is in the Air and Burlap Background stencils.
- Colored the stamped images from the Vintage Romance collection with Copic Markers and die cut them out with the coordinating dies.
- Adhered them across the two-page spread, backing several of the images with a pink patterned paper from the Vintage Romance paper pad.
- Added the title “Vintage Romance” using tiles from my stash.
- Adhered a metal embellishment also from my stash for added interest.
- Created a medallion element by staining a white doily with tea colored ink and then adhering a a circle of patterned paper from the Vintage Romance paper pad over it.
- Adhered the medallion to the top of the left page, cutting off the excess.
- Sprinkled several heart images from the Vintage Romance stamp/die set across the spread.
- Completed the junk journal by stapling a fun film strip embellishment to the camera image.
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Priscilla🚴
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1 Comment
Love it, Priscilla!
April 12, 2025 at 8:38 am— Dalis