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It’s time for Ian to show and tell what he’s been up to over the past few weeks creating three more fantastic Ephemera kits for your handmade junk(ish) journals and other mixed media projects. Click below to watch.
If you’d like to pop on over to Ian’s website and check out any of his fantastic junk journal ephemera kits and accessories, simply click the link below.
Today I’m continuing with the converted 2020 diary by adding some new pieces of ephemera and journaling blocks that I’ve created as part of a digital download kit. These new ephemera bits feature the fantastic Victorian gents I presented a few weeks ago. They’re a magnificent addition to my new travellers style journal notebook. Click the link below to watch as I show you the new collection and use them in my new journal.
If you’d like more information or you’d like to purchase this digital download collection featured in this video for your stash, simply click the link below to my digi-store.
In today’s Steampunk Tuesday offering, I’m making use of the old 2020 diary that I recently gutted to make use of the outer cover. I decided to turn it into a no sew travellers style notebook.
Click below to watch how I converted the cover and started to added some colourful content.
If you’re interested in more information or purchasing these digital download sets for your own junk journal and handmade journal creations, you can find the links below.
Due to requests from customers Ian has designed a digital download set of signatures to coordinate with his Vintage Perfumery, Steampunk & Fortune Teller Ephemera sets. Unfortunately his website doesn’t support digi downloads, so he’s using mine! Click below to watch as Ian and I go through the new signature sets and Ian makes a quick 1 signature journal using elements from the Vintage Perfumery collection.
All three sets of signatures can be found below in both Euro A4 and USA 8.5″x11″ Please remember these are digital download products only and no physical products will be shipped.
If you’d like to have a look and find further information about the physical ephemera sets, please click the link to Ian’s website below!
