Christmas Daily Envelope Journal Inspired by Lolly Palooza

Hello! Today I am doing a flip through of my December Daily Envelope Journal, which was inspired by Lolly Palooza. Be sure to check out her series of videos on how to make a similar journal at • Dec Daily 24
I plan on filling my journal with journaling cards and photos from December, especially when my grandchildren get here! Oh - I almost forgot - I am showing you a couple of experiments with Kraft Tex and one of Eileen Hull's beautiful bossing folders. And then I used distress oxides and Luster Wax that were purchased from ScrappyShak in Sautee Nacoochee, Georgia. Be sure to visit them online at www.scrappyshak.com or in person! Great store, Great Folks! And by all means, be sure to follow Eileen Hull at / @eileenhull
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[@LollyPalooza]

Wonderful! Love it. Thanks for sharing!

[@Jenniferatcreativeartspark]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you watching and commenting! The journal was a lot of fun to make!

[@BarbieNelson-t9m]

I have been BUSY lately and am behind on several of your videos. I hope to go back and watch them soon. I love your work. This book is beautiful!

[@Jenniferatcreativeartspark]

Thank you! I had a lot of fun making it! Took a hot minute, but I like it! Thanks so much for watching!

[@BarbieNelson-t9m]

I love the mouse! She is adorable. So glad you cleaned and found your lid. Haha. There’s no telling what I’d find if I cleaned my room. Bahaha. So glad you are enjoying the luster wax. It’s SHINY!!

[@Jenniferatcreativeartspark]

Thanks for watching! You wouldn’t believe all the lost tools I found! But still no extra stencil holder. The elves must have carried it away!