Salvaged Journal Pages

The first page is a very narrow page. To make the journal interesting, all the pages are different shapes and sizes.

This next page may not be finished .... What do you think?

What Makes You Happy?

A digital collage.

Credits: Frame by Nancy Rowe Janitz; all other elements from 'A Quiet Place' by Captivated Visions

Salvaged Journal Pages

Salvaged Journal

More pages!

Bless this House

Can you believe that we are in June already?! I made this little piece at a 'make and take' at the Ally Pally Craft Fair back in April. It only took me a little while to post it!

Sailing the Sea

I created this tag using a Tim Holtz Oxide ink, Paper Artsy stamps and some grunge paste. Simple yet effective!

Salvaged Journal Pages

Here are two more pages - I'm so please I decided to undertake Roben-Marie Smith's course!

Salvaged Journal Pages

I am really enjoying creating my collaged pieces- it is such a relaxing and therapeutic process and there is another finished, or nearly finished, journal page at the end of it. Here are three more.

Amazing!

A digital collage.

Credits: frame by Cryztal Rain; all other elements from 'Enjoy the Little Things' by Captivated Visions

Salvaged Journal

More collage pages.

Salvaged Journal

Here are some of the collaged pages from my salvaged journal.

The next two pictures are the front and back of the same page, a narrow one. You will be able to see that I made the back of the page into a pocket.

Salvaged Journal

A few weeks ago I started a Roben-Marie Smith course 'Salvaged: A Layered Pieces Journal' and I'm loving it. It is not very demanding, just very relaxing and enjoyable to do.

So I took a hard cover of a book and a variety of papers and bound them together. My cover was quite wide so I ended up with 5 signatures. You can see the variety of pages in the pictures below. The next stage is to create journal pages by adding collage. I am just starting this process and will show some of these pages in later posts. 

You are Amazing!

A digital piece.

Credits: frame by Nancy Rowe Janitz; all other elements from 'A Better Place' by Captivated Visions & Studio Basic Designs

Day to Remember

A digital piece.

Credits: frame by N Rowe Janitz; all other elements from 'Hip Hip Hooray' by Captivated Visions.

Breathe (again!)

This journal page was created with collage, acrylic paint and a stamp.