Junk Journal - TUTORIAL - How to transfer image to your journal

[@maryalmsberger6173]

Turned out great. It’s always nice to see a something I’ve forgotten about. Thanks for sharing. I’ll have to give this a go.

[@BellaSunshyn]

Thank you so much!

[@MicheleEaton-w8t]

Great video - well done and clear. Thx so much!

[@BellaSunshyn]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@annemillion1501]

These turned out really amazing!!

[@BellaSunshyn]

Thank you so much!!!

[@IAMGONE2DOGS]

Love this! Thank you for sharing!

[@BellaSunshyn]

Thanks for watching!

[@sandyking59]

Cool thanks I like this technique

[@BellaSunshyn]

I hope you give it a try! Thank you!

[@dakielty]

I love these, and actually the ones that didn’t line up kinda look like a ghostly image which is interesting

[@BellaSunshyn]

That's so true, it's probably more accurate to being a negative. Thank you so much for watching!

[@marciawilwerding4984]

Great job! :)

[@BellaSunshyn]

Thanks! 😄

[@BookwormsBuddy]

Hi Bella! I came over from Esther's Facebook group and thought I would come visit and give you a sub! This technique is pretty amazing. I think I remember seeing this technique some where, quite awhile ago, and completely forgot about it. So thanks for reminding by sharing this tutorial. I use PSP 7 and the mirror tool lines them up pretty good, so I don't have to move anything around so I think I will give this a try. It looks like a lot of fun, even though it can get a little tedious. Do you think that Mod Podge would work for the second technique? Curious about that. This was great tutorial. Thanks so much!

[@BellaSunshyn]

I didn't try it with a mod podge because the one I have has a glossy finish. Also, when the mod podge is dry it can become a bit sticky. I know mod podge now has a matte finish you can purchase. Experiment with yours and would love to hear the result. Thank you so much for all your kind words!

[@BookwormsBuddy]

@@BellaSunshyn O yea, that makes sense about the mod podge. Thanks so much!