Slow stitch journal cover
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These journal covers are stitched completely by hand. They contain three handmade notebooks filled with coffee dyed paper and a handmade folder with pockets.
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💖A 12 page blank fabric sketchbook, ready-to-stitch, for your own design.This is a blank fabric sketchbook that has a unique folding design that allows...
Nazy Cardiel | Two journals from my handmade collection! Both are slow stitched embroidered fabric covered journals that took me months to finish. The… | Instagram
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Shikha Bawa Sahu on Instagram: "How to make my boho journal covers reusable. Bind your papers with 3 hole pamphlet stitch and tie them to the cover with a silk ribbon. All the pages lays perfectly flat, easy to work on. Repeat when the journal is full. Beautiful digitals used are by Christy @christy_everlastingjournals available for purchase at her Etsy shop. #pamphletstitch #journalbinding #processvideo #creativesewing #handmadejunkjournal #handmadeartjournal #dailyjournal…
Over the last several months all of my creative focus has been on creating handmade cloth "Stitch Journals" in which I can experiment in and fill up. Here's an example of one of them... I began by hand painting all of the fabrics, (Jacquard Textile Colors were mainly used). I then machine stitched the fabrics into pages to later hand-bind into the journal. When I make the "blank" pages I like to add machine stitched lines and bits of machine stitched appliqué. (I consider the journal to be…
