Favourite Projects Revisited - Magazines & Teabags Ephemera - Foldout Tutorial

[@ASoulsHeartbeat]

I’m a new subbie and love that you are revisiting these older videos. You’re giving me lots of ideas and inspiration. Patti

[@pamkennedy4731]

wonderful....as always....watching you fly by the seat of your pants....and create magic!!!

[@JellicleKat]

Those are so pretty; they remind me of the vintage seed packets that I see on Pintrest.

[@sarascott9764]

I just want to say a big thankyou! I've been dabbling with papercraft for a while now, but I've always been afraid I'll get it wrong. You've taught me there is no right and wrong, and that there's no such thing as mistakes! I'm currently sitting in my craft space playing with paper, listening to your videos in the background with a big smile on my face!

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh you sound like you are having a wonderful time, I am thrilled that you are enjoying your new found freedom with your crafts x

[@lauragaudry3402]

So glad you are doing this series. Thanks to whoever suggested it! Tina, there is nothing ‘rubbish’ about you. You are a delight to watch, extremely talented and overall wonderful lady! Blessings ❤️

[@karenwhite777]

Love, Love, Love!! Cannot get enough of these "revisiting" videos. It may sound strange, but love to hear you laughing when you make an error and watch you make it OK. It helps us realize the sun will not fall from the sky when mistakes are made and the finalized project will still look great. Thank you Tina for being a delightful human being💕🥀💕

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you so much Karen, your comment is so lovely to read x

[@kathmcmillen3217]

I love these! I never think to bust out my other distress inks. The green and pink look fantastic!

[@lisajones6334]

Loving your projects revisited. I’m new to all this and all this is all new to me. Thanks again, please carry on making them.

[@barbaracabrera207]

Seriously,...WHERE do you come UP with these ideas?????!!!!! Just when I think you've done it all,...you do something new, & unique. AMAZING!!! I just can't imagine HOW you do it. But its wonderful. And extra good FOR US!! So, thank you,..... Austin, TX USA

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you so much Barbara x

[@laurettechandlerthevintage3022]

Love this project. I have not seen the tea bags used before, thank you for revisiting this project. 🌸🌹💐🌿🌼🌷

[@lalagamma4452]

This was one of my favorites too. Thanks fir sharing it again! I found some lovely flowers today I'm fussy cutting them out I hope there's enough to do the birds and bloom envelope! 🥰💞

[@chrisjerger7842]

Really enjoyed this video and am glad you have revisited some of your favorites. Just started doing and learning about junk journals less than a year ago so I have missed this one.

[@patriciaperry2053]

Love your series! I too hadn’t found your channel when you first did these. You’re a bright spot in my day 🥰

[@Solo3198-]

Very nice! I received tear rulers for a gift. I love them . I mostly use just one.

[@janetvisochi-baum7572]

these are wonderful Tina - i need to make some - thank you xx

[@Erintube360]

This is another great idea for a series, Tina! I'm enjoying seeing these again. I remember when you made the flowers in the envelope and when you brought it back it reminded me that I never made any and they were so sweet! Thank you! ❤

[@debbiesavage7107]

Very nice! I like revisits since my memory has much to be desired! If I see it enough, maybe I’ll actually remember. 😎

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Thank you so much xx

[@cindyridinger8661]

Super ideas. Thinking about using my paper napkin liners instead of the tea bags. TFS.

[@celinebarberio9070]

TFS, I love, love, love using tea bags and the fact that you kept the "oopsie" moment is brilliant. I think when I make a mistake it really stimulates me to try things I may of not considered.

[@janfranklin6604]

These are so beautiful!! I had forgotten about them!! So glad you are doing this series! I’m going to make one of each to go into an idea book, so I don’t forget!!❤️

[@janicek9399]

That’s a great idea! Thanks for sharing!

[@mynameis999]

You find the best vintage magazines and old books!

[@ginapearson3601]

Hello there, and HAPPY NEW YEAR TOO.

[@rhondacalderone862]

Happy New Year! I'm totally enjoying a revisit!

[@bonniemyers1163]

I have a bunch of teabags that I got in a grab bag so I think I will try this. TFS

[@lori88ish]

Really like how these turn out and they look great even though there is no lace or bling :) TFS Hugs and Smiles

[@lorrainedurgee1761]

Great easy video using household products, I have leftover paint from my walls, wall paint is very expensive & I never thought of using it on magazines & other paper... teabags are a good thing also, I’ve never done that....thanks so much

[@sueturcotte811]

CONGRATULATIONS 🎉 for reaching 14,000 subscribers!

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you so much Sue x

[@RoseD2016]

Love this video tutorial also. I love what you created! Xx

[@clarehudson4087]

Love these , recycling at its best 💖

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Thank you Clare x

[@kathyalber9720]

Loving the re visits!

[@sararichards518]

Such a nice idea! Looks pretty and not difficult. TFS. And love the stayzon instead of distressing ink. 😊 just what I’d do!

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Lol! X

[@dorothygriffiths6626]

Hi Tina I really loved this project, your style is so pretty and I missed this tutorial so big thanks for this. Tina I am always having mishaps with my projects so it is really helpful to know that we have little mistakes which an always be fixed. I must admit that I found the tear rule very useful so it might be worth having a try at one. As always Tina you are an absolute delight, your work is always stunning. Have a fabulous weekend, sending you all my love as always xxxxxxxx Dorothy 🙋🏻😘❤️🌟

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you so much Dorothy, and also for mentioning the tear ruler. As always, I love your kind comments x

[@colleenlondon5605]

I have heard Shabbydabbydoodah from other crafters... Gayle A and Chelle R. I'm so glad I stopped by today...why did I wait so long??!! I love todays video and have tea bags ready to use :) . I also subscribed to your channel. Sorry to hear about your anxiety but happy you are doing much better. xxx ps. I will be going back and checking out your older videos.

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you so much Colleen, and welcome to my channel x

[@vanessaboman8143]

Love this technique

[@sugarcoated101]

Lovely.....

[@aprilcarter749]

Beautiful love these revisits again & as Debbie said... I need to find books with cute botanicals to make these cute fold outs. Thank for sharing 😊💗!!

[@nancivessells1909]

Beautiful

[@ljbj4]

These are adorably pretty! Tfs!

[@juno6394]

These revisits are great for me because I haven’t seen the first time. You are fabulous and I’m trying to watch all your videos Hugs ❤️❤️ Deena

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you so much, and I am thrilled that you are enjoying my channel x

[@sherryvanderpool4024]

Love this series

[@kittiestrode9041]

LOVE WATCHING YOU EVERYTHING IS SO INTERESTING KITTIE

[@clarissabrown5047]

Beautiful work ❤ I'm happy that someone sent me your way, you have beautiful work and I thank you for sharing your work with all of us. I am now a new subscriber to your channel. 💕

[@mariagoulet9697]

I think I will try this today....thanks for the inspiration. I am new to junk journaling and thought you might like to know that I am learning quite a lot from you. Many thanks.

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you so much Maria, that’s fantastic x

[@lynnsinclair123]

So cute -- I came straight to my craft room to give them a try.

[@karensumner3772]

THESE ARE SO PRETTY-LOVING THIS SERIES-TFS-HUGS/BLESSINGS

[@marinamackenzie9909]

I'm loving the revisiting as I didnt see the firs time and I want to make them all 😂 Love your channel and what you do and all your things on etsy xx

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you so much, I really appreciate your kindness and support x

[@WilmaVoermans]

I enjoy this serie, because I was not on your Channel by than!

[@dianeduncan5814]

Loving these revisited projects.. definitely get yourself a tear ruler ( I am the most rubbish at tearing pages and I can use one ok.. so you will be fine lovey) I shall have to maybe grab one of the little sample pots of house paint at the hardware store 😃

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Yep Diane, it’s on my list. Oh yes, paint some magazine pages, they just feel so tactile x

[@OldHag73]

I love this. I have just glued bookpages to a deck of cards and thinking I could put three of them together and make a fold-out of them.... I find your videos so inspiring.

[@annamoult1681]

I totally agree!! I get so much inspiration from Tinas vids as well!! Xx

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you so much, have fun, your idea sounds great x

[@bettylongshore9594]

Love your videos and please, we don't mind hearing your children in the background!!!! It gives it a homey touch!!!!! :-)

[@beethimbles8801]

Just a quick tip....I buy EMPTY tea bags from amazon, they are super cheap, about £1 for 100. Then they just need staining and they are drawer string which makes cute pockets , xxxx

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh wow, thank you for this, I will have a look x

[@carolekinsey7835]

Where oh where did you get the flower pictures from pleeeese. They are beautiful. 😍 Loved the items you made. They were very pretty. I don't do journaling myself, but this idea would transfer really well into card making... Which is more my thing. Thanks for the inspiration. 😊

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

The pretty flowers are from a book called the Oxford book of Flowers x

[@geenamarquez76]

I’m not sure how much they are but another crafter I was watching said she got some teabag paper/sheets. I will have to find out where she got them. I’m really enjoying your revisiting projects though. Tfs!!! xxx

[@geenamarquez76]

Did you say acrylic paints would work for painting your magazine pages?

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh wow, I have never heard of teabag sheets, but I am going to search for that when I get a chance, sounds fab. I used regular household paint, acrylic is slightly more glossy, but worth a try x

[@justjudycrafting7401]

Would have thought that the tea bag would have really hidden the image. But I love the end results once they were dry.

[@juneribbons5196]

Wonderful. I never thought to paint a page from a magazine. Thank you for the awesome idea. I love the flowers you chose for this project. Where did you find such pretty ones ? I used an Avon calander that had some lovely flowers on it to make some pockets. That would be nice here. I have saved a few calendars for crafting.

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

So glad you enjoyed it June, the flowers were from a book called the Oxford book of Flowers x

[@amygschwind1643]

Thank you!

[@sherryrector2275]

Like this a lot Tina!!

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you Sherry x

[@meganmmv972]

So cute. Love this project. What kind of glue are you using?

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Just my mod podge x

[@lauravasquez169]

I keep forgetting about this project. I was thinking about using my brown coffee filters instead or some sewing pattern paper Instead of the tea bags. I was up fussy cutting flowers last night in my favorite book of flowers. Whenever I do some painting at home I still haven't tried painting the magazine pages. Like you said it would be better to do these in the summer. But then you know what will happen... they will get lost in the black hole in the craft room. I misplaced my scissors the other day and it drove my crazy and I was thinking how you ask for my help looking for something on your desk. It turned out my husband borrowed them and put them in a drawer where we keep a pair of scissors for our pellet stove. I was there when he saw there were 2 pairs of scissors. I even had looked on his work bench in the garage thinking he put them there. It is funny how I also do my fussy cutting with big scissors. Anyway all is good now in my crafting universe...❤❤❤

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Lol, oh don’t you just hate it when other people move your supplies? X

[@debbiehamdutchridgeprimiti3695]

Love love I need to find flower books not that easy here for me

[@livingsoulandspirit]

debbie ham Amazon sells used books,maybe try on there,Ive found some really nice books for cheap!you have option on most to buy new or used,there’s another website that has cheap used books as well,I just can’t think of what it’s called right now!ugh!I’ll try to find it again and let ya know

[@rhondacalderone862]

@@livingsoulandspirit Are you thinking of Thriftbooks.com! I buy a lot of books from them and you can earn free books as well.

[@livingsoulandspirit]

@@rhondacalderone862 yes thats it!!!!!

[@donnakinmn1683]

What a fun video and such a great idea to revisit pas projects. I'm sure even for you they turn out slightly different from the original. You are so real and probably closest to how the majority of us crafters work - not perfect but perfect isn't the point, is it?

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you Donna, no perfect is definitely not my thing, lol x

[@vonniegreene2971]

I missed what you mentioned in the beginning that you spoke of painting the paper with to make it feel so nice?

[@ruthrivera4823]

Hi can you make a photo album with the vintage journal style? I want to do that for my first grandson. But I do not have any idea how to star.

[@Bridgton1]

I must have missed something. Did you paint the magazine pages? Is that one magazine page? Help!

[@eveny119]

The paint you used would be an '' indoor house paint'' or'' latex paint'', in the US. (water clean up). Then there's the finish which is: gloss, semi- gloss, ''satin'' or flat. So you probably used a satin latex indoor paint.Can you use ''used tea bags''? Have you tried coffee filters, or tissue paper? rather than waste tea? I really hate to waste tea.. btw jasmine green isn't herbal it's just a floral scented regular tea, quite nice.

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Oh thank you for all your info. I didn’t know that about the tea especially, maybe I should try it next time x

[@vickievegas1837]

I really like this but as I’m in a desert I don’t think I need one of these!

[@bonnierobertson1362]

Maybe that’s all the more reason to surround yourself with colour!

[@annamoult1681]

How not to craft?? I'd call it being human!! Lol xx don't be so hard on yourself hun xxx

[@SHYsArt]

Painting with 'gesso' is what we call it in US.

[@sherryrector2275]

Put the lid on that stays on

[@133bonzo]

im not understanding what the point of the teabag is..seems like you could just skip that step?

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

The teabags dull the colour and change the texture, just for a different look and feel x

[@133bonzo]

Yes of course. Gives it a vintage look! Thank you

[@gracebustamante940]

Hi, why do crafters all use hot glue guns all the time and junk journalists...never

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

I’m not sure really, I also use my hot glue less now in my junk journals x

[@rachellee.9389]

You THREW AWAY the tea?!? Uh, no.

[@angelauppington1133]

rachelle e. Yes it was green tea Xx

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

Yes, don’t drink green tea, I know it’s super healthy, but yuk! Lol x

[@rachellee.9389]

@@shabbydabbydoodah Then buy a tea you DO like OR kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnXGd4eqo6mSd5I

[@rachellee.9389]

@@angelauppington1133 This is about coffee, but I'm sure the same things can be done with tea: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXm3n6uKntCZm80