Crafting Magic - Turning Trash into Treasure by Treasure Books

Recycling with style! Unleash Your Creativity: Turning a Bed Sheet Packaging Box into a Gorgeous Vintage Junk Journal. Enjoy the process :)
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[@CL-we8tn]

Natasa, the 80s, we were young and full of fun. Now we are just full of fun ❤️❤️❤️

[@WeArePoleGem]

Natasha! You are not ever wasting time.... ur giving time, giving people back lives and fulfilling moments by encouraging CREATIVE endeavors❤❤❤ and we thank you! "I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge... knowledge is limited... Imagination encircles the world!" Albert Einstein Thank u for taking your precious time to share knowledge imaginations and creatives with the world😊 Truly appreciate you❤

[@ransomdaniels8395]

Girl, you rock! You are so spontaneously inventive, though I'm sure this was planned at least a little. But the ideas you throw out so casually, they're just wonderful, and you make it so smooth, like anyone can do that, and suddenly I think, "I CAN do that!" You're amazing. And that busy mind of yours is seriously incredible. I don't know what you're feeding it, but keep on growing it...Thanks!

[@diditeufel1671]

Oh, I stumbled ...and that's my fave!! Morning pages, I don't recall that term, so thanks. WHAT a GORGEOUSLY Gorgeous Journal here. I thought, "I have to get my wee bit of belongings, from my traveling bag, and get gluing, as you share this", but then, I'd have missed something you were showing and rambling about. I couldn't miss anything, so thanks!! Very exciting sounds, too, btw. I MUST get gluing. Immediately!!

[@diditeufel1671]

Let me add, someone STOLE my photo, I just noticed this morning, and apparently 2 years ago, so a reply will go to WhoKnowsWho, Thief!! Still, you do a great job!!

[@amyfranco7337]

You are my favorite crafter! I started making junk journals because of you. I love your sense of humor and your attitude (telling us to use what we have, not having to go buy special supplies or tools - true junk journaling!). My 11 year old daughter loves your videos too. Thank you ❤.

[@journalingwiththelord]

mine too, she is so inspirational. Since watching Natasha I have got myself a sewing machine and tons of crafting stuff haha. Im addicted.

[@glendaverheul9821]

Love the idea of paper clipping in:)

[@kabodick]

Mine too!! She popped up on my suggested list just a few weeks ago and I’m hooked! I’ve been binge watching her videos ever since. I love the way she explains things. She has definitely inspired me.

[@jmsl910]

friends, leaving comments aldo helps natasha's algorithm. even if you just leave a smiley icon 🥰

[@CraftingwithLani]

I can't believe the transformation from a beat up piece of cardboard... and I'll take ASMR any time! The most inspiring thing in this video, for me, is seeing how you make such wonderful use of magazine pages. It's as if you've given me permission to preserve the images I've collected as-is, that not all journaling cards need to be little collage masterpieces. I feel positively liberated, so thank you much!

[@EarthGuardian]

I couldn't agree more!! After seeing what she does with old magazine pages, I now buy all old books (with lots of images), every time I go to the thrift store! A book about gardening in 1984 is normally something I wouldn't even glance at. Now? Now I open it and see each image in a whole new light!! I feel so grateful that Natasha shares her work so freely with us. She is so truly inspiring.

[@kathleenogilvie617]

Morning pages - ah yes. I may pick up the pen again. This journal is a beauty.

[@erindunwell4767]

You are not wasting your time linking videos, I really appreciate it because I save this type of video and go back to watch all the other videos. Your hard work and creativity is so appreciated ❤

[@mauricepowers3804]

Natasha, it's great that you repeat yourself because you might have a new person watching this video. I love this it is absolutely wonderful and thank you so much for your channel!!!!

[@antoniettavillamagna9352]

Why do I get so excited when I see a new video from Natasha in my feed! So beautiful and inspiring! Love, love, love your videos! Beautiful creation yet again. Thank you for inspiring all of us to be creative and artistic! ❤️

[@anamarietomlinson3633]

Same here,im so anxious waiting for Saturday to come because of her….

[@hollyhope7227]

You are so right, she is wonderful and my personal scrapqueen!!! Love her!!

[@shellywhite1929]

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[@lisamorris3248]

Absolutely!!! Thanks for putting my excitement into words!

[@BindiSalton]

I am in love with this ... The asmr thing, sorry makes no sense to me .. I find it annoying ... But for those who like it awesome... 😊my goal.. 5 journals for xmass presents for my daughter's , daught inlaws and 12 yr old granddaughter... She came to us with her mu ma and has adopted my youngest as her dad...😊

[@shondra6]

I have never heard of morning pages. But I will think of you now with my morning coffee and my journals 💖💖

[@TheresaBrown]

“Your love to me, yeah…” Loving the Madonna reference as well as your entire tutorial!! 👍🏼👏🏼😍

[@cynthiarahman9395]

Hi Natasha, I very much like the fact that you’re recycling the cardboard and decorating with paper ephemera and fabric, both. I do have a Eco tank printer that was gifted to me by my son. The best part is the ink only cost about $20 and the delivery is free because my son has a Amazon account. In some parts of the world different items are much more expensive. That would be a reason why I also would refuse to buy a printer. There are those that love to rummage through thrift shops and buy leftover stationery. I’m that kind of person. Love the video and it wasn’t boring. It is very doable. I hope to see more of these covers with little sewing. Thanks so much

[@coastalcraftystudio4448]

I love how you take things, different scraps paper and dyed paper, and make these beautiful journals. But what takes the cake is your colored staples to match your project. Girl, you are something else. And just so you know, I’m headed to my craft room to color my staples! 😂❤

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

I know, right!!! Me too 😂

[@cindyhenry1410]

Alcohol ink!!! Brilliant!!

[@tammya7138]

"Little baby snake in there" I was dying laughing. Your videos and sense of humor are the best!

[@suzyq2463]

“80s fashion…I’m not going to say more.” Best line from the video!

[@Patricia.R.]

I like everyone this journal! It went together rather quickly, there didn’t seem to be very much editing. I love the large pages and all the journaling spaces. The ASMR was a pleasant surprise. I do not gravitate or go searching for ASMR videos, but it do like the effect it has on me. I’m a weirdo.😊

[@MsLisaBehr]

Girl… you are absolutely amazing! Incredibly talented! And so stinking hilarious! I am brand new to junk journaling so I appreciate every detail of instruction. Love it, keep creating! ❤

[@MsLinda165]

Again, I am amazed at the continuation of new ideas, so original. I don't know how you part with any of your creations; each one is so special. I'd keep them all on display under glass, and charge admission. I love your enthusiasm, your voice, your hands. You make the entire experience of watching your vlogs so enriching.

[@Moolou]

I notice you do a sort of ASMR section in the start of your videos showing what the video is going to be about. More of that please! Perhaps a video just of your ASMR intros of crafts you've done in 1, 2, 3, 6, or 12 months? It's like massage therapy for my brain! 🥰

[@tarnyasfigakis3422]

I've recently retired and have spare time to renew my soul ... big thank you for inspiring me ... I made a recipe journal for my daughter & a travel journal for my friend. Great personal gifts which I love 'cos it allows my creativity to blossom.

[@janetvisochi-baum7572]

you are asking for our advise and i appreciate that - i have not heard of morning pages but i would like to learn - i love ASMR - with no whispering - just hearing the sounds of creating - all of the cooking shows and some sewing shows are all ASMR and it is SO RELAXING - Natasa i have been with you for a few years and i love everything you do - for me i appreciate you giving us links to the ephemera you used - i usually make everything you teach but some we also forget - so please continue - AND lol i have to say that this is one of my FAVORITE videos now - i truly love what you have created - its so beautiful - thank you for all you do Natasa - hugs xx

[@judithwhiting779]

I love this video! I have so many of these linen package forms (or whatever they are called) because I knew they could be used somehow in a craft project. Now I know exactly what I will do with them. I can't wait to get started (as soon I remember where I put the forms). Natasha, you don't know how much I enjoy and am inspired by your videos. You've given this 73-year woman a jolt of creative imagination now that I have the time to play. Thank you!

[@summerrain7466]

You're so decisive! Maybe it's because I'm a beginner, but I fuss and worry over every little paper. It can take me days just to decide what papers to use to make a signature, and half the time I change my mind even after I thought I'd decided. Embellishments can feel completely overwhelming.

[@phylliswilliamstn]

This journal looks like a million bucks! I love the spontaneous creating. 😊 You’re a genius!

[@stelladinkens4471]

Natasha, I absolutely love this journal. Your creativity is so awesome. I also love that you don't use digitals. Nor do I. Using our imagination is part of what makes junk journaling so personal to us. Love the ASMR. I wait very impatiently every week for your next video. Keep up the wonderful, inspiring work. Blessings to you and your family.

[@laurafritz697]

Lol about the fashion of the 80s! I graduated from high school in 1986. Take care, Hon ❤😊❤

[@HelenLoves2Create]

I love how you talk to us and yourself. That comment about going bankrupt with your usage of paperclips.. had me rolling. Love everything you create. ❤

[@lynnettemcelmurray4597]

My kind of JJ!!! You are always so inspiring!! I made a Prayer JJ .. all favorite places , things and colors for my BFF.. Then covered a box w/ same fabric I used on the JJ and put the JJ in the box for safe keeping!!!.. Was a total surprise.. and was blown away!!!.. So much fun!!!.. 💕

[@TreasureBooks]

Love that!

[@emmkaa2099]

Natasha, I just LOVE you! You always make me laugh. This journal is wonderful... it's HUGE! I've never made a full-sized book before - perhaps I'll do what you did - abandon EVERYthing else and start something new. To answer your question re: ASMR, done correctly, it's tolerable at best, done wrong (where the person tries too hard) I feel like I need to leave the room and go have a cigarette, if you know what I'm sayin'. 😳😮🤭 ...but maybe that's just me. Love you sweetheart! Have an awesome day. Hugs, MK 🤗❤️🌵❤️🤗

[@JamesParrottBleuParrot]

Great tutorial. Don't stop adding the links. They are great for new viewers to get the whole picture and understand the whole process.

[@JustMeValerie6]

I’m so glad you sang the “get into the groove” part. I did too, so hearing you sing it also made me really smile. ❤

[@kelliejacobsen4265]

I hate ASMR, gives me the creeps. But I LOOOOOOOOVE YOUR WORK!!! I’m always so inspired by your videos. My mind starts to long to get to my crafting space and make some journals. Thank you for sharing your process and creativity!!!

[@karminakarminae1939]

@Charlie Here Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response . The newest hipp launched by tik tokers lol Sounds made while cooking caught by camera's audio recorder , raw as it is with no music or voice as background . I am so bad at explaining things lol Try on Google .

[@janislf7584]

@Charlie Here Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response- I think it pertains to the sound of the paper

[@janislf7584]

@Charlie Here Within the junk journal community, you might find videos described as ASMR videos. Normally, these are videos involving paper sounds such as tearing paper, turning pages or rubbing crinkly pages.

[@bundlewade]

It's so cool to have found another ASMR hater. ASMR makes me very angry. lol! BUT I love crafting and I love Natasa's videos. :)

[@cindyhenry1410]

I’m not a fan either. One thing that REALLY bothers me is people chewing! Gahhhhhhhh! 😖😱😬😵

[@hollymaudsley3187]

I love the sound of the paper and your tapping. When you watch a video you obviously can't feel the paper but you can hear the crackle,or the fragility of the paper or sense the weight by the sound of the tapping. Love the sounds! This is such a fun project. Thanks for sharing your creativity. Love,love,love your videos😊

[@amethystowl8821]

Let me just echo all the gushing comments. I just love your stuff! You free my creative soul and take away the perfectionism that leads me to feel defeated (since I am *never perfect*). If ASMR is the textural sounds people make while on video, I am a fan. Love you!!

[@tharp2499]

"We're all mad here."🤪 I L💗💗💗VE this journal! How fun to have no plan and to just go for it.🤗 Ty so much for sharing...and for inspiring.💖 Blessings from California, US.💜💜💜

[@Kayenne54]

One minute in, and I've already learnt something seriously useful! 26:27 "let's just move on from the 80's fashion"...ha ha ha...I just ignored it totally (except where unavoidable). Basically wore my '70's stuff until 80's faded off, whimpering, into the distance...(actually was forced to learn to sew, so I'd have things to wear). Stunning result as always. Gorgeous.

[@patsimmons3727]

Love this! It's such a joy to watch your videos with no printables!

[@iaciflanders6608]

I dream of the day that I will be able to purchase a Natasa Treasure Books journal. 💝 This is such a beautiful one!!! Thank you for another great video. I’m not into the asmr thing… I just like your personality throughout the whole video! 💝🧵💝✂️💝🪡💝

[@nadinelewis4356]

Perfect project for my 2023 journal. I will sleep better tonight knowing exactly how I'm going to make it. The biggest thing is, I wanted to make a journal to hold 8.5 x 11 sheet papers. You are awesome as always!!!! Thank you!!!! ❤️

[@TheSfhenska]

This is my favorite part of my weekends. I sometimes don't go to sleep until I see it or wake up looking for your new video, we live in California. Natasha, you're such an inspiration for me. You have no idea how much you have helped me. Making Journals for me is my outlet after living in hell for 12 yrs. Thanks so much for your ideas. You're a great teacher.

[@bknight7698]

You’ll think this odd but I don’t know of anyone that actually writes in journals...IF they even have them! I just love looking at all the things you and others put into the journals. I guess I’ll have to make mine out of favorite cards, items & ephemera. Just to have a place to put it all. I’m going to be busy for awhile because I love everything and every paper thing ! Also like how you ‘drift’ off sometimes.😆👍❤️

[@hollyhope7227]

My european-aussi-QUEEN of sraps!!!! Whenever I watch your videos I am flashed. So creative, so harmonic, so beautiful. I wish you a wonderful day full of love and inspiration and joy!!! Hello from Berlin!

[@lulovespaper8637]

I love this large journal and how you put it together. The ASMR is great 😃 I think there are well over 70 journalling (blank) spaces and pages throughout. I appreciate that you show us how you use similar journals. 👍 I always look forward to seeing what you have thought up since your last creative video. Please keep making these videos! 🥰🙌🏼🤗😍🤩💜🧡💗

[@ritalira6869]

This is the first time I have ever seen one of your videos "fresh out of the oven". I enjoyed it as I always enjoy your videos!! I enjoy your sense of humor too ! The tapping and the whispering didn't affect me at all, I just thought it was funny. I too am glad you link previous tutorials, thank you. I'm writing from Southern California, USA, and hoping this "Historic Storm" does not affect us too much. Although it already has. You are a source of calm and knowledge and humor. Thank you! Rita Lira

[@trinafry1052]

Love your philosophy of not gluing everthing down. I think there is a place for journals that are just art but I feel you should be able to journal in a journal. Thanks for sharing your process.

[@debbieblackburn6758]

You knocked it out of the park , girl.

[@kristinjacobsen3417]

Not a waste linking other videos! Very helpful. You are SO organized I admire that.

[@birmagustafsson5807]

I used to do evening pages, because I usually think about things when I go to bed, and then I can't sleep, so it was a way for me to mull over what had happened during the day so I could put it aside and sleep. Morning pages wouldn't work for me, I think, because then it would only become a to do list. But evening rant writings, that's full of drama! 😄😄😄😄

[@number1angel66]

OMG, I LOVE the front cover and, weirdly, the ASMR! I had no idea what it is but now I have a clue! 🤣 Thanks for sharing! Blessings to all in love and light!🙏🏼💜🙏🏼💙🙏🏼💛🙏🏼🧡🙏🏼💚🙏🏼

[@janevincent7103]

Please don't stop your musings! I love them🌷I also love this video to the max, and it has inspired me to no end--you are the best, Natasha. In this tutorial I have gotten the most ideas for making my own journals. I will now write down the ideas/ways to create so many things (including ideas from tutorials I've already seen. Since I was not able to work on my journals for a long time (9 mos.) due to surgeries and complications (mainly intense pain). But now I am hunky dory and raring to go! I'm working on my Forest book in which I use my own paintings along with much of my collected and new ephemera, papers, etc. But in addition I shall be making envelopes, my doll and tree paperclips, hidden ones, and so much more. I have a few of your tutorials to watch again for other ideas as well as a few old ones from several YTers. Thank you soooooo much! XOXOJANE

[@judyburcham9008]

Ok,,,I'm a fan of ASMR...it's mesmerizing!

[@Flower_Dragon_WA]

Natasha! You are my number one go-to person for all things junk journaling! There are a couple of others I watch, but I love your way of sharing, and your creativity inspires me tremendously! Thank you, thank you, thank you, as I sit here in a pile of scraps and lace, of glues and inks, and with my coffee and cat nearby. ❤💃🏻🌹❤️‍🔥

[@karminakarminae1939]

First of all , thank you , thank you , thank you for another beautiful tutorial you had the generosity to share with us . Hats of to you ! 🌹🌹🌹Second of all ,as Antonietta Villamanga said it already , when You Tube notifies me about another upload by Treasure Books , I am instantly feeling happy . You have this effect on people . Although ,ASMR would might feel cool when you watch a cooking tutorial ,in your case, personally , i would prefer to hear you teaching us how to and such , You have a lovely soothing voice and a great teaching method , the brains of an architect and the soul of an artist and all that mixed together makes you special and unique among others . I couldn't stop my self not to giggle when you , so serene , mentioned that the staples matches colour with the leaves because you Sharpie them 🤭 That was so you ! Puno Hvala , Natasa .From Romania with admiration and love🤗

[@annemossity]

You are so funny. I am smiling all the time while you are talking. My morning pages are boring, but they are so satisfying. One page with fountain pens. I love the way your brain works. Thanks for sharing your creativity.

[@neeceeblackwell8835]

Yes, indeed! Ilove this video and journal. Your work is stunning, for real! The ASMR is rewarding, as well! (Though, i had to look it up, lol!) I did morning pages a few years ago and i liked them. Very Mind clearing. Id like to start again and maybe i will, just because of you and your journal. I love your work and watch alot. This video was new to me (made 10 mo ago) but im glad i ran across it. It just goes to show that a person can run across something older and enjoy it today . Thank you for all you do! Love your videos, your explanations/directions and your sweet accent too. Keep it up, please!!!

[@Moolou]

5:08 "Your love to me" Now I have that song in my head! 😆

[@user-rb3nq7dz3n]

Hello! I watch your tutoriels from Quebec Canada and I am very impressed by your ideas. I like your philosophy to use what we have on hand instead to go to the shopping center. Your history during the war touched me very much. I have a lot of respect for you. I bought your book and it is really a Treasure Book. Thank you so much to do what you do! Lucie

[@judyburcham9008]

I was equally touched...and love Natasha's concepts, Playlist and all!

[@lisamorice4701]

This journal is another fabulously inspiring one for me, thank you! I don't mind your rambling at all because I ramble when I'm excited or motivated too. I must me in the minority because ASMR doesn't irritate me but I don't seek it out either.

[@cristinapretto8871]

I'm from Brazil and I love your projects! I don't have a sewing machine and my pages are not as beautiful as yours. Thank you for your teachings 🥰

[@jacquelineshewring503]

As I’ve only just stumbled across your channel . I find journaling very fascinating and interesting. I love how it all looks pretty and unusual even slightly Victorian. You are very artistic and creative. I was born In the very early 50’s so I’m getting on a bit now but I love to try new crafts. So please don’t hold back when you are teaching what and how to do things as I don’t know how to do it. I Will probably have to binge watch all of your videos. Then I will most probably forget what I’ve watched and have to keep watching.

[@juliaarmato3984]

I just really enjoy making creative things. Like the picture you were enjoying. Texture, color, beauty, moody colors. Sometimes playful and ridiculous or deep and moving. Really depends what's going on. The memories these items bring to mind. It's a personal experience. I'm sure it's different for everyone. Although as different as we are, we all have things in common. Thank you and God bless

[@hazel3564]

You give me so many ideas and you make creating things so easy to understand. Other people overwhelm me by putting an excessive amount of things on each and every page.

[@joannagg9707]

Stunning - and your commentary made me laugh - "are we there yet?" - so funny. What I find fascinating is how you make the most beautiful things with whatever you find - very frugal, but everything looks so expensive and gorgeous. Very inspirational.

[@maineiacts]

Hi Tassa! ALWAYS A VIRTUAL VISUAL BUFFET OF PAPER CRAFTING * GOODNESS*!!! Oh My!!! You Are one Busy Gal!!! I consider you my Mentor of Junk/ Artisan Journals Craft!!! Boggles my mind how you cut me up with so much,, with the Extra side of Humorous Bits lol!!! Your personality and insight is Admirable!! Cheers Dear!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!! 💖💖💖🙋‍♀️🤗😇📚💮😘🌹🌷💮 Very Best Regards To You!!- Mindi in Iowa, U.S.

[@UnicornRainbowsToysandDolls]

Love your videos so, so much!! You are so creative, fun, and inspiring, Not to mention you have such a lovely voice! Thank you for everything! 💕

[@lauraharmon659]

Agreed on a beautiful voice!

[@marlenegura1161]

Everything you touch turns to magic!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@sandrarobinson1843]

ASMR gives me the goosebumps but I’m not sure I like it - it’s really strange how noise like that can give you goosebumps, I guess I don’t understand it more than anything. I love your videos. Always wonderful ideas, and always so elegant. Thanks Sandra

[@corriehanson1988]

Love your channel!,!!!! You crack me up sometimes. You never ramble 😉. I journal morning prayers. I am working on my first journal and want to post it so you can see. I also just purchased your book and can hardly wait to get it. You have inspired me so much. I eve pulled out my brand new sewing machine I bought 3 years ago and have been too scared to try it. Guess what? It wasn’t hard at all. Thank you for sharing alll your beautiful talents with us.

[@shugmagnolia188]

You're the best! I love watching your videos. And I'm so happy you link the tutorials. I watch these videos over and over and learn something new each time. ❤🎉 keep em coming. We are watching and loving it.

[@TubeYouLena]

8:42 It is good it is to have photo corners on hand (DIY version is doable enough but I went ahead & ordered a cutting die). 14:00 Magic done with a sewing machine to signatures (oh, I am now motivated to get my repaired). 16:47 Screen showing where to jump for those who likes to skip (I personally do not understand the skippers of this channel, I cannot get enough and re-watching it all… but still, good customer service). 17:16 The heaviness of this embellishment will help to hold the flip-out down (sending this to my circle punch ideas collection on Pinterest). 19:49 Awesome thing to do with any sequence of wholes - threading through them is always a bonus. 20:48 To color staples with sharpies!!! 32:02 Example of a beautiful journaling space. 38:12 ASMR experience (it did invoke something like goosebumps but nothing unpleasant, no).

[@lisawarner3550]

I love that you link what you’ve used I go back and rewatch videos you’ve done - thank you

[@connierohall4248]

This journal is stunning! The reason why I started doing this. I wish I had your creativity!!! You are so funny. You do know that you can’t make enough videos!!! I wake up in the morning and go straight to your channel to look for more videos. I have watched them all probably 4 times each! My favorite is “ Lazarus” and he left you!😞. I make lists of things to do from your videos and get things together and just “MAKE!” I have no idea what ASMR is..but whatever it is…you made me laugh!!!! I’ve never done morning pages, but I’m going to suggest my husband do them!!!!😮.

[@marisolmendez1755]

I love it 🥰 because it reminds of me; when sometimes you have too much around your mind but nothing is organized and it makes you feel overwhelmed, so I left whatever I’m doing at that moment and start creating something just to relax myself. By the way, the JJ looks beautiful as everything you do ❤! Thanks for sharing and gives me another reason to CRAFT CRAFT CRAFT ♥️ 💜 ❤ Meaning…”everything it’s going to be alright “ !!!! Thanks again 🙏🏼

[@ruthannepayler6969]

Love this project. It was large and beautiful!. You are always an inspiration. I enjoy journalling everyday and reflect on my spiritual life, prayers answered, prayers unanswered - see how God is working in my life and the lives of others. Many blessings to you and your family.

[@helenhunt3955]

Hi Natasha, Love your crafting, your sense of humor and your attitude, you are so inspiring with your easy to follow instructions and at times so funny. It's good having someone just over the ditch that has similar interests. Love you from New Zealand.

[@judiemjacobson4613]

Someone will really have a ball using this video with all its bits and bobs. You did a very lovely job and I like how you Incorporated things that you've made in the past it's a good walk down memory lane for me. And reminder of some things that I haven't made that I would like to. So many good ideas and so little time. Blessings on you and your family

[@bettybutler1686]

The vibe was definitely gypsy wild!!! Luvin it❤❤ I was raised in the ‘60’s. Raised my babies (1969, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1988, 1989 Christmas Eve). So fashion all those years inspired me and my sewing machine 😊. They have all left the nest. Leaving me bedrooms to turn into craft/sewing rooms. Thank you for this ❤

[@annieg5100]

Thank you so much for all your videos I have been binge watching all of them! Each week I look forward to your videos and enjoy all your creativity. You are such a blessing for me. I have heard of morning journaling but in the u.s I think we tend to call it meditating, or brain dumping. Brain dumping is more like morning journaling, you just sit there and write every thought no matter if it makes sense or not. The a.s.a.m.r-sorry if I got that wrong I’m not opposed to it or nessary all for it but I did enjoy yours. And may I say you did an awesome job getting out of your comfort zone I’m so proud of you it turned out so beautifully God gave you two great gifts #1 junk journaling and #2 such a kind and giving heart thank you

[@Moonlitmusingjournal]

Im addicted to your videos. Your all im watching right.!💜

[@donnawestergard2613]

I journal on pages I create each day Beautiful journal!

[@bundlewade]

Natasa, I don't have a printer either, and I am very happy that you do not use printables. Your channel is a wonderful reminder to use what I have around, and to make beautiful things with simple materials.

[@sunshinetipton8752]

I loved it. ASMR I think is what you called it. I love all of your videos.

[@irenehook9722]

Absolutely love everything about this video, the journal, asmr, etc. your way of teaching is fun and clear and thank you for taking the time to show us all. On a last note I think all crafters have to have a touch of craziness to make us sane! 😅

[@microdot153]

watched this a year ago and really enjoyed it, so watching again. Thank you for your wonderful ideas, wonderful commentary, and yes, liked you tapping your fingers across the page toward the end of video. Nice texture. Beautiful journal

[@jillzy1182]

This video is PERFECT timing! I just purchased some new linen, and being a mag pie collector and crafter, I of course saved the study cardboard insert. Now I have a plan what to do with it. Thank you!

[@juanitaheckman3452]

I love how you shared your whole process as well as the idea behind the concept of journaling with such a lovely creation. Thank you for this great video!

[@shelleyweidenfeld4013]

I have no idea how I missed this video from 2 weeks ago, but so thankful I found it, this is absolutely fantastic, thank you very much my dear, love this, I’m definitely going to try to make a giant journal, your so darn amazing, your lovely ideas ❤️🇨🇦

[@susanbilyeu22]

your asmr moment made my scalp tingle, lol! I love your videos- they're always very informative, inspirational and of course, entertaining!

[@cindyherrera9294]

"... So you either going to really love it and be inspired by all of this, or your going to think we gone completely crazy, which, perhaps we have..." Natasha, I thoroughly enjoy your work and your company, we could be best buddies.

[@monicabaldner1330]

No you are not wasting your time...we (i) watch you over and over....continue posting.....your mind must be going faster and faster...I copy you as much as possible....your pages are much better but I'm trying...just started in september trying to get over covid...happy journaling forever and ever......😊😊💕💕

[@sandrasusko9559]

Yea indeed it is worth it to me to be able to look up previous videos (paper ruffles) you are doing so much for us and making the world of paper journals beautiful !

[@JoyeFisher]

Great video! I love the ramblings and the morning pages idea. I love that you actually use junk for all your work and not kits. As for asmr, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE hearing the sounds of the paper , cutting, etc. and the hand work, but I’ve seen some TikTok videos with lots of mouth noises (Chewing and lip smacking) that totally gross me out.

[@lisamessinger2607]

Natasa, I love the ASMR effect! You have outdone yourself again with an amazing journal that could stimulate a slug into writing morning pages! ❤️ Thank you for sharing your delicious talent with us!

[@flippinmylid]

I could watch you all day.

[@nicolinavincelli9369]

You should be a teacher, you explain so well, if you make a mistake its okay, love love your videos, I have learned a lot, thank you:)

[@veronim77]

Wow, this Journal is absolutely gorgeous. Love that gorgeous cover. Lot of texture and interest. Each page in the journal is so lovely and interesting. Plenty room for journaling or create new ideas on some pages. Maybe add some hand painted flowers, fabrics etc. your work is amazing . Very talented artist. You know how to mix and match. You have a beautiful calming voice to listen too. Thank you for sharing.

[@canadianjaneoriginal]

Stunning Natasha! my goodness it’s just so gorgeous! I still have not made a journal but enjoy making stuff. I can’t wait to accumulate enough things to create something worth my time and effort. I have not made lace papers. I did not see any videos on those yet. I love how easy you make it seem. My biggest challenge is I don’t have ONE area for my stuff. It’s in 3 rooms and all over. It’s truly hindering creativity not having your stuff around u for inspiration. However, THIS VIDEO is inspirational. Please do an ASMR video!!! I can’t sleep at night without ASMR. Gorgeous book. I don’t journal but medical journal each morning. It ends up including my meals and appointments and such but I should add a page for thoughts too. That means I will need 700 page notebook per year doing that. Or 2-3 notebooks.

[@surekhagalagoda4047]

Dear Natasha I love baskets of flowers and fell in love with the basket of flowers. This is the first time I heard about morning pages. Love and hugs from Sri Lanka

[@camiliacarrero6480]

You did it again! Great tutorial and the chat lifts my spirit. I shy away from long videos but NOT YOURS. The ideas are wonderful and inspiring. I am learning more about using what I got in so many different way. Thank you for sharing your art.