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This tutorial is awesome … is there a part 2? Thanks 😊

Joanne Sharpe has a sweet way, so does Ali Manning.

I have also tried.❤

Doesn't decoupage work as well? Thanks

Why sulphite paper? What results when used on any other paper types? What are the differences between this product and simple wheat flour & water mixture? Or other powders? Like talcum powder? Is Metamucil a comparable ingredient?

what’s the ending song called pls

Washi tape links?

Will it work if i try to make it about 460 pages? or it doesnt matter

I so wish I'd known about this 30 years ago when I spent 10 days in England with my now husband. I saved all sorts of bizarre ephemera from that trip, until about 12 years ago, when I finally pitched it while cleaning out my desk. <sigh> Ah well - if I ever get to travel again, I'll be ready!! Thanks, as always, Ali! You're the best!

I was so excited to see this Ali! I made one of these for our trip Adriatic trip from Venice to Turkey and I really enjoyed seeing how you filled it! I love the washi tape...was that a recent purchase?

Wonderful book and fantastic memories for you!

What a fabulous way to remember your travels, Ali. My favorite is the bag with the poppies on it. You turned it into such great little pockets!

What a fantastic and fun way to chronicle your journey! I love this traveler’s journal structure.

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After the first placing and scraping how often do you do this while waiting over night? Thank you Hilary from Australia

Please consider obliterating the numbers on your credit cards.

Couldn't watch more than a couple of minutes... microphone picking up every thump on table...

Thanking you for such an informative video. Love Mary Ann English but living in Queensland Down Under

What piece of paper is 24" long??

Great tutorial- I’ve just signed up for your book camp 😊 could you use glassine paper for this process?

First time to your channel and i LOVE IT!!! JUst finished making my first book (for painting in) and i came here looking for an art journel, large scale. I found your one with the leather cover and the peephole spine perfect for the job and ive ordered my bits and have watched your tutorial and am ready to make it along with u to.orrow, cant wait! You are a fabulous teacher, covering all the bases and keeping things so clear and straightforward! Thanks for that! Cant wait to watch more, having alreadytrawled thru a few videos today. Thanks sooo much, really enjoyed it, saved, shared and subscribed,and commented!!❤️ ❤

i love books and making them so this is great for me!! thank you!

I had no idea about the heat gun thing, now I need to know if the cat that knocked it over was also ok after the fire :(

looks good

I absolutely love what you do!! I just found you! I plan to make a journal book for my daughter. Thank you! I will be watching you! 😊

I see your finished booklets are stitched - when is best time to do that in the process???

Why do u make an accordion folder? Does each part of the accordion hold a signature?

Good video, would using an iron have the same effect as a blow dryer or blower? Pretty much everyone has an iron.

That was such a fun way to learn that. Thank you for sharing your art. I’m loving the pictures in your sketch books. So I subscribed and will probably be stuck on your channel all night because I loved the way you explained that tangle. ❤

This is horrible!!! This video is cringe.. i feel sorry for your daughter(s). you're judging a woman which is clearly prepared to be judged on her decisions.. she is talking about them.. and btw that women shows her body and just said she has had many men that werent of God.. she wants to be HEARD!! //the way you're connecting two videos that shouldnt be connected is like what you talk about pastors do to the bible.. so cringe. You dont even know that woman. breaking down a women who is outside her car NOT looking for you to look at her and judge her past.. she looks like she came out the gym.. why are you so in a hurry to act as if you know this woman? based on how she is dressed?? with no understanding where, what why?? Thi is beneath you.. or maybe its not but really? btw.. dont tell a women not to give a number!! Women have been unlived because they havent.. you are so disconnected from reality. Your true colors of how you feel about women is showing.

Adorei

Awesome! Do you think this method would work on leather

Great tutorial. Pretty and functional. Thanks!😊

Another wonderful tutorial. I agree with @johnbrenot2538 below; very well said. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for the great DIY tutorials; yes, I'd appreciate any DIY tutorials you'd like to offer. I think they can always help and can never hurt. Thank you for taking the time to share them.

Can you just put a pressing cloth over the paper and fabric and press with a dry, high heat iron instead of using a heat gun?

This was fabulous! Thanx for sharing❤

If you don’t have lots of pretty washi tape… but you do have fabric… you can use fabric strips on double sided tape instead!

What a treat to hear your interview with Karen Abend! I have been introduced to so many interesting artists over the years through Sketchbook Revival, a real treat! Thanks Ali for this interview! Can't wait for 2024's SR.

Newbie question: do you wash the fabric before you begin this process?

Thank you for the excellent explanation and tutorial! You're the best!

Great videos thanks, would you know of alternative brands that are similar that are available in Australia, as most of these are unavailable here?

Talk please

Sketchbook Revival is one of my most favorite times of the year! It was great to know more about Karen's journey, thank you, Ali!

this is a way easier way to do something that looks like (or is) a coptic stictch than I have seen. Is this doable with hardcovers? Thx

This is fantastic 😻

Loved this interview with Karen! I have participated in her Sketchbook Revival and loved it! Thank you Ali for all you do with the Book Club and taking us all on new art adventures!

I am thrilled that you were able to interview Karen Abend. Participation in Sketchbook Revival is one of my favorite events each year. Karen does such a great job of assembling artists and highlighting their skills. Enjoyed this interview!

So nice to hear Karen's story! Love this!

So interesting! I look forward to SR every year! Thanks Ali and Karen!