Scraps Of Time

Halloween StoryBook Journal "Beware"

Hello again, back as promised with this new Halloween journal called Beware. I have listed here in my Etsy shop. Okay sit, relax, here we go...

             

                                           "Beware" Cover

 Created from a 1903 book filled with Edger Allen Poe stories.

This 8" X 5 3/8" Halloween journal has 55+ pages which include a combination of vintage onion skin paper, vintage lined writing, vintage linen, drawing, and watercolor papers, on which you may journal, sketch, draw, paint, and glue.

                             

                                        Trinket Cluster

Attached to the sturdy O-wire binding with tea dyed vintage seam binding with a title tag.

             

                                             End Papers

With a male name written on one side.

             

                                        Original Title Page

             

                                       More Original Pages

             

                                                 Divider 1

Name/Date Page

This journal has 4 dividers which are also full page pockets with top openings, embellished with more pockets created from premium scrapbook papers to hold all those photos, lists, notes and memorabilia safely.

             

                                           Divider 1 Backside

There is one side pocket and one strip pocket on this page with a bat cutout for a tag.

Each facing page after each divider is an onion skin paper page and each divider has a metal, twill or velvet page turn.

             

                                                Divider 2

Here we have 3 side pockets with a skeleton tag and a scull head top pocket. Tied together with tea dyed string and hanging from the top of the page are 2 tiny tags with a tiny key. 

             

                                        Divider 2 Backside

There is 1 bottom pocket and 1 strip pocket holding 3 tags; one tag has a tea-dyed seam binding pull and a cool 100 year old Rook playing card that saw a lot of play.

             

                                                Divider 3

3 bottom pockets here with 3 tiny screw brads and a top pocket with a side opening. 3 tags  are tucked in the pockets. One with Edger Allen Poe printed on an 1889 page from a Poe Book. There are other Vintage Prints On Pages on my Etsy shop side bar, take a peek.

             

                                              Divider 3 Backside

I call this the creepy page with creepy critters everywhere. There are 2 side pockets and a strip pocket on top a spider round hanging from the top of the page and a bug x-ray stapled to a tag that you may journal on, front and back.        

                

                                            1930's Bingo Card

This vintage bingo card is attached to the binding with 3 jewelry rounds. There is 1 bottom pocket with a paper "Rosie" attached to the pocket with a number 13 brad. There are 2 tags slipped in; one is hiding in the Rosie.

               

                                          Bingo Card Backside

Here is 1 strip pocket with a spiral clip attached to hold a little treasure. 

             

                                                   Divider 4

There is 1 bottom pocket and aa top pocket with a top and side opening. There are 3 tags tucked in these pockets. The palm reading hand is also a Vintage Print on a Vintage Page.

             

                                        Divider 4 Backside

3 coin envelopes to hold...

             

                                        Coin Envelopes Open

Three small walnut ink dyed tags with tea dyed vintage seam binding pulls.

             

                                             "Beware" Open

There it is, the new Halloween journal. Thank you f0r your visit, try to stay cool and safe if you're in the west and dry and safe if you're in the east. I'll back soon, -Rebecca
 

Travel Journal "Up, Up, and Away"

Hi everyone, thanks for stopping in. I have listed this little travel journal in my Etsy shop here

Please enjoy the photos, I hope it will inspire you to get in there and create one for yourself. I have used light chipboard covered with premium papers for the covers. Using "YES" glue will give the covers a thicker, sturdier feel.

Here we go:

                

                                       "Up, Up, and Away" Cover

It measures 4" X 6.5" which is the perfect size to carry with you to jot down ideas, sketches, and lists                             

                                

                                             Trinket Cluster

Attached to the sturdy O-wire binding with tea dyed vintage seam binding ribbon that holds a name tag and a metal word disk.

             

                                                  Divider 1

Name/date page

This journal has 4 dividers which are also full page pockets with top openings, embellished with more pockets to hold all those photos, lists, postcards, stamps, notes, and memorabilia from trips or even from your daily life. Each divider also has a die cut paper page turn. (Which may be found in my Etsy shop)

             

                                        Divider 1 Backside

There is a side pocket here with "Notes" stamped on the top.

Each divider in this journal has an vintage onion paper facing page. Each page is hand-inked and each tag is double-sided with space for extra journaling or photos.

               

                                                  Divider 2

The correspondence page.

This page is embellished with 3 bottom pockets with 4 tags tucked in.

This page is ready to keep those stamps, addresses, postcards and other mailing items for your trip all together in one place.    

               

                                         Divider 2 backside

There is 1 large side pocket, 1 top pocket with a top opening, and 1 side strip pocket with a side and top opening. The large side pocket has a sweet small international envelope slipped in the top pocket is nesting a vintage image of a transit ticket and the strip pocket is holding 2 more tags.

             

                                                 Divider 3

This divider has a fancy floral cutout holding a double sided lined paper tag where you may journal.

             

                                         Divider 3 backside

1 side pocket here.

             

                                           1930's Bingo card

There is a bottom pocket with a side pocket on top with a side opening, and a tiny side pocket with a side and top opening on top of that. The larger side pocket has a walnut ink dyed tag tucked in with a vintage seam binding ribbon pull and 2 little cab tickets are slipped in the tiny pocket. There is also a metal page turn that spells "Travel"

             

                                       Bingo card backside

Here is 1 side pocket with metal clip and a strip pocket on top. 

             

                                                 Divider 4

2 side pockets with a top pocket and a vintage little playing card clipped on using a spiral clip.

             

                                       Divider 4 backside

2 coin envelopes can hold little treasures. Flaps closed.

             

Flaps open with colorful paper lining

             

                                  1950's Quizmo game card

This is the last page of the journal which has 7 pieces of double sided vintage lined writing paper attached to a vintage game card with a cute little clip form Tim Holtz. There is another metal word disk with "noted" on it hanging from the clip with tea dyed string. I like this because you can easily add more notebook paper when needed or some photos or anything you want. Remember you can clip things on the bindings between the pages also or staple or tape more pages onto the existing pages.

I hope you enjoyed this look - through It's now time to eat and relax after a scorching day in the Pacific Northwest. I will be posting my next StoryBook journal soon, it's a Halloween spooky book. Have a good night, evening, day. Come back soon. -Rebecca