I never tire of watching and learning from you....so appreciate how you show us how to use what we have in our homes...Thank you, Natasa!

@lindakoerten403

2 жыл бұрын

Love watching you ! Have learned many tricks of the trade from you.Previou writer >s right, its great how you teach us to use what we have. Will be watching...... Linda from Wisconsin waiting for spring😐

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so very much!! ❤️

@tammyhale9462

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with Donna! Love watching all of your creative ideas!! You are awesome and inspiring!!

@mariapatriciachavez2109

2 жыл бұрын

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I saw this on Pinterest and didn’t realize it is 2 years old. Doesn’t really matter. I love your tutorials. You explain every detail and that is important to me. I too love little journals and tiny things. These postcards are fabulous! I was just about to get rid of some books. I will keep them now! Thank you for this wonderful project! It is going to be fun to make postcards. 🥰🌻

Inspirational, I love the idea of using everyday items to create unique arts and craft projects.

I never fail to learn wonderful ideas from your videos. Thank you for sharing your talent with those of us who are less gifted!😊

oh wow, what a great idea! Even to actually use a 4x6 size to actually pop in the mail to a grandchild, family member or friend, something geared to their interest or make them smile.

Amazing and wonderful!!! Thank you so much, Natasha. You are so talented and giving. This reminds me to look at everything around me with a new perspective and to see beyond the picture. What a beautiful way to adore our God created world. May you be blessed beyond measure today and always. Happy Holy Saturday. What will you see in the empty tomb? I see a new beginning. 🦋✝️🙏⚘🕊🎼💒

These are incredibly cute! You know what all your subscribers will be making tonight 🥰

OMW 😍Each time I see your videos I am constantly amazed with all your fabulous, simple and beautiful brilliant ideas 🥰You're like a magician, always something up your sleeve 🥰 Your ideas are unique and always have something new for us. Thank you very much for sharing with all of us 🙏. Greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

I do agree that the ones with the writing on the back are a little more special. I just want to say that I love the sound of them clicking and clacking against each other because of the chipboard, it’s one of the reasons why I love working with packaging (and why I hoard them). Another great tutorial on how to utilise our hoards of junk, tfs as always

Fun, simple and inspired! Your imagination and creativity can really let loose making these postcards. Thanks for the inspiration, Natasha 😊🦘🧡

You never cease to amaze me. My old brain is always open to learn from you. God bless and thank you for everything.

Oh my heavens, those are the size of my scraps after cutting mats and ATCs for my photo pages! How cute!!It was even the parchment type cardstock like your tan postcards are here. So many ideas you have given us! Thank you so much, Natasha!! I just love watching you present your ideas, how-tos, and I love listening to you, like we were just having a casual conversation, with you sharing your ideas.

I love all your ideas not only because they are beautiful, useful, inspiring, and creative but because they use recycled material as well. I'm going to go look through the one magazine I have now.

I Love that little template! It’s a great tool for seeing what I would have missed! And you can use it to draw the lines of your postcard.

You continue to amaze me! I would have never thought to look at images that way. Thanks for opening my eyes!!!

Wow, this is a fantastic idea. I was thinking these could also be used to put notes in a child’s lunchbox. Thank you for always sharing your creativity. ❤️🤗

@smurph9475

2 жыл бұрын

That’s an awesome idea! 😍

@marianne57

2 жыл бұрын

@@smurph9475 thank you! I take my grandchildren to school three days a week and thought how wonderful to stick a note in their lunchbox. I love being positive. I hope you have a great weekend!

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea! I absolutely love it!

@emilysartcart

2 жыл бұрын

That's so sweet!

You have to be THE most creative person on the planet!! Your knowledge of how to make things from ordinary objects is mind-blowing. Thank you for sharing!!

@TreasureBooks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

You always inspire me as I am making journals now and as I learn from you I am able to add the creations to them. Thank you and bright beautiful blessings being sent your way!

OMG I loved the mini houses but I LOVE these even more!!! You are such a MASTER at this. Thank you for FREELY sharing and teaching us how to do it all!!! You are so amazingly generous! So happy to see a new video from you! God bless! 💕

I love this idea, especially creating beautiful abstract backgrounds from pieces of images. I'm with you - I love working in miniature. Thanks for the inspiration!

I’ll be saving my old magazines from now on instead of throwing them away. I didn’t realise just how versatile they could be. Thank you

Wow I love this idea, thanks Natasha! I think I’ll add some stickers, sequins, rub on, real photos, wisdom words cut-out, stamps, use stamps, washi tapes, stencils, and whatever I can find 🥰 thanks for sharing!

@user-uh4cg6mv2e

2 ай бұрын

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Saturday morning, coffee and a new upload from Natasha!! A fabulous way to start my weekend..inspired!! These are adorable...and that little journal, OMGOSH! Thank you...you're the absolute best!!🥰

@loracaldwell6677

2 жыл бұрын

I look for a new video from Natasa almost every day👍💕

Thank you for these wonderful ideas! I just joined Postcrossing, so I'll be sending postcards throughout the world. These will be perfect to send greetings everywhere!!!! 🥰

You can find treasure in anything! Thanks you for giving me so many ideas! TFS!

I love, love the mini post cards. I’m absolutely mesmerized! Great inspiration.

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@ruthkoster2741

2 жыл бұрын

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Hi to all!!! I am a devoted catholic and I am thinking about treating the prayer cards this way, so the become kind of the real treasure they are. Non the less of an open line to our Lords attention! Thanks a lot for your work!!!

How adorable! I love this idea it really puts a different spin on seeing things in a different way! Tutorials where your taking other wise trash bin items and making them into little ideas like this are such a great idea!!!

What a spectacular idea! Love it! You are so creative .. it’s inspiring! Thank you for sharing.

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Thank you for all the examples! I like how you reuse items instead of using a lot of store bought items. Very nice!!

Oh my gosh Natasha, you are amazing. One of the many things I love about you is your ability to see possibilities in everything. I crafted along with you and I got to say, these are addicting to make. Thanks for always inspiring us and sharing your amazing talent. Happy Easter!😘

You hit it out of the park again with your ideas. I love these! How about mini recipe cards. 🤩

I love that you again use everyday items in our home to create ephemera. Wonderful can’t wait to make them.Thank you❤️

Very, very clever. Love those small tiny postcards. What fun! Thank you. Carol from California

You are so very creative! I always look forward to your tutorials! I just finished going through my older magazines last week. Tearing out things to use in junk journals...before throwing them away. But I never would have thought to make postcards from those images! Or to make a template to use as a frame or guide! You're simply the BEST, Natasa! Thanks so much for all the inspiration! ♡♡♡ Suzy

Thank you for reminding us to use our credit cards to smooth out air bubbles on our glued pages. Very cute Post card ideas to add to our journals. Thank you.

Such a great idea, and so many, many possibilities. Not only can you use almost any image, but you can make them any size. Brilliant! I love watching you work and live this idea. Thanks for all your lovely inspiration. 💯💕

Hi Natasha, I love this idea! What a brilliant idea for another craft using items that possibly go overlooked. The thing that I appreciate most about you is that you concentrate on the actual art and creation of a journal. You're not pushing gadgets galore with every video. I understand things that make our lives easier and some items are necessary, inks, glues, paper, etc. I enjoy seeing what and how you recycle. You have such a creative mind... thanks for sharing your talent with us. 🌷

Isn't it wonderful to have the eye of a crafter so that you can see beyond what is on the page to what a creation can become! Thanks for the inspiration once again. Happy Easter and love to you and yours....

Your creativity knows no boundaries! I love how you explain what you are doing and share your experience. Thank you!❤️

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Janeen!!

I've always loved finding smaller designs within images. Turning them into postcards is a wonderful idea. Another type of image I have enjoyed cutting up lately are adult coloring books. The drawings are intricate and it is not too hard to find used ones from this previous hot fad.

Great ideas! 👏👏👏. Love how you encourage us to use what we have. No special tools required. Exactly what a junk journal is supposed to be 💗

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Thank you!

The unwanted bubbles under glued-to-cardboard magazine images were my only reason I stopped collecting. I underestimated the plastic card technique everybody was showing big time. But only your video made it super-clear how important the step is. I loved the cute posting stamps so much that I did went to the amazon this time and did buy a die cutter in the shape of posting stamps and the die cutting machine for that matter as well. 😊 Did not plan for this at all today but that is the aftermath of you powerful presentations. 😊

I so love the way you teach and demonstrate how to create. Every time I watch your videos it stirs my creativity. Thank you so much for sharing. I was going to throw away my scrap paper and magazines, but now I’m going to make post cards from them. You are such a blessing to us.

Always been interested in using up what we already have and the idea of "re-fashioning," or "re-framing." A great metaphor for life, especially as we go through midlife and beyond changes!

Noooo, too many beautiful options! One can easily make several dozens, but I would never be able to use them all. I really like these tiny postcards. I would use them as my journaling spots. Thank you so much again for sharing your never ending wonderful ideas on how to use junk to create something absolutely charming.

My prayer journals are inspired by you Natasha. I posted this to my Facebook page today. I am again praying for you & your family. Thank God you survived & I get to know you through your wonderful tutorials! 🥰 A long time ago, I remember huddling in our old rock & cement basement during a tornado scare. As I sat on an old bucket praying for the safety of my four sweet children, I was led to pray for a place in the news called Sarajevo. I prayed for the mothers who were terrified for their children in the midst of a terrible, long lasting, evil war. I looked around at my own 4 kiddos, scared, but safe, in our sturdy basement & I thanked God I didnt have to worry about soldiers stealing my sons & daughter for their own demonic purposes, or bombs dropping on us. We soon emerged from our cave, and all was well again for us. But I began praying daily for those families, like mine, in that far away, war torn land. Years went by, my littles all grew up & had littles of their own, & I forgot all about my tearful prayers so long ago & that land so far away from me & my safe little world... till a few days ago. I have become obsessed with making scrapbook prayer journals. I have been watching video after video of people who make these beautiful, fanciful, imaginative & artistic books they call "junk journals"! I finally settled on 2 or 3 I really like to follow & started making my prayer journals. My favorite one to watch is a lady with a strange & beautiful voice & her journals, pages, pockets & cards are just the kind that pleases my mind, & artistic abilities the most. Then the other day, a video of hers from a year ago popped up in my feed so I watched. It was of her telling "her life story". Her strange & beautiful accent was a mixture of Austrailia... and her homeland... Sarajevo! You see, she was a little child during that horrible, terrible, war-torn time in a far away land called Sarajevo. She told of how frightened she was as her family had to escape, by the Grace of God, as refugees, eventually ending up in Austrailia. She told how she became obsessed with paper, because she didnt have any for so long & now uses the tiniest scraps to make her beautiful works of art she calls "Treasure Journals". God brought me back into my dank, dark basement, tornado sirens blowing, my little children huddled together, waiting out the storm... and my tearful prayers for a mother & her frightened children I never knew, and would never know... ...Then the Wonderful Grace of God led me to this lady & her Treasure Journals! Now, the child God led me to tearfully & spiritually pray for so long ago, is teaching me to make my "Prayer Journals". How ironic & amazing our awesome God is!!

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

Wow Peggy, I have no words. Thank you for sharing this story with me. It really touched my heart. Thank you for everything

Oh so fun!! I do love tiny things - making them especially!!!

Thank you for sharing your creativity with us. How brilliant - post cards. What a great use for all those little pictures in magazines, books and catalogs! I see me doing the tiny ones, but maybe one day I will make larger ones too. All good seeds for inspiring me in my future journal making. Hugs from Texas

This is amazing, who would think of cutting small rectangles out of magazines. So many textures! Thanks for all the ideas, love the mini post cards.

What a clever idea and such a good way to use magazine images! Thank you for sharing.

I've watched so many of your tutorials over the last few weeks...so glad I found you! You have inspired me to pull out all my paper that has been stored for years! Your tutorials are fun to watch and I love your humor! Sometimes I even have one of your videos playing even though I'm not watching....I love listening as much as watching. Thank you for sharing what you do!!

These look like so much fun. Your penmanship is wonderful. I love the window template it really helps to see the potential in many different images. I will try to make a few different sizes before I embark on this adventure. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents. 💜🐞

Thank you for giving us a new way to look at images and what they can be made into. You are such a blessing!

@TreasureBooks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

So cute, You could also just use them as pictures to look at, and fill a tin. I may start writing notes on the back in my husbands lunchbox.

Wow Natasa, you never cease to amaze me! I love this tutorial, so inspiring! Thank you ❤️

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Dragana!!!!

What a great idea. I keep old calendar pages that are too big for anything. This is a great idea for those. Thanks for the inspiration! ❤️

Such a great way to see big images in a different way. You amaze me with your imagination. Thanks so much for continuing to come up with endless inspiration for us, Natasha. Great video!

I never want your videos to end, they're so good. You give me so many ideas. Thank you so much Natasha 💓

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad! Thank you :)

This was absolutely delightful!! So much fun to see all the ideas!! I love art so much that I can just draw, paint or sculpt all day long. I used to sew too and I wish I still could. Thank you for making this great channel, I have been binge watching the old videos because I only recently discovered this🥰💖💜📿🌿💚🎀🦋🧶✨🧵

LOVE this! Another amazing idea from the paper master! Thank you!

I'm so glad I stumbled across this channel. I have binge watched most of the videos here. I love everything about them and everything that's been created, is beautiful! Keep up the wonderful work! 💗💗💗 (I'm definitely a member of the "Love It" league)

I love love love this tutorial I will definitely be thinking before I discard all these items,tfs Natasha.❤

Love Love the idea the every one can do and no expensive at all thank you so much , you always come out with neat ideas the we can use god bless you xoxo

One year on vacation I did this with the prior years pics and mailed them out. ( we went to the same location.) One of my brother eating a monstrous sandwich was a hit with him!! Old photos can be converted to black and white, aged, etc on a good photo editor. And those free travel brochures...... excellent!!! So many resources!

Another great idea 💡 and using what we have already to turn it into special pieces for our journals or even to send as real mail (larger ones with a valid postage ). Love 🧡 it! Thank you 🙏 so much for sharing your ideas with us!

What a clever idea! I can see hours of fun in my future! TFS. 💐💌🙏

Simply fantastic Natasha,oh goodness so much inspiration,thank you so much for being wonderful and kind,sharing your ideas xx

Oh my gosh....this is so inspiring. You lead us all to look at things in so any different ways. Beauty out of the most simplest of things. Thank you for bringing so much excitement into our world ! ❤

Great idea, I'll have cut out a lot of vintage pictures from my daughters history book and from a travel catalogue. Thanks for sharing.

I knew I was hoarding magazine images for something journal-related! Another wonderful idea.👍

Your videos have inspired me greatly. I've been collecting craft materials for years and just haven't used anything. I'm now finding ideas in everything I look at. I've actually started creating now. Thank you so much for your lovely videos.

I love these adorable mini post cards. I pulled out some magazines and now have a pile of images to transform. TFS

The image with air bubbles is still usable. Just take a needle or pin and pop the air bubble.

Thank you for this lovely project💗

Absolutely fabulous, inspiring, and instructive. Love these postcards!

love this idea. so simple and lovely works of art! thank you for sharing.

I love this idea of a giant post card! I love it. Such a neat idea.

Absolutely love this idea for my journals. Always need new ways of keeping them fresh. Thanks

O Natasa... another great idea! Love these! I like them all sizes but the mini's are so sweet. I like the big ones also for writing boards, really cool idea! It's ALWAYS GOOD to watch your videos. Sometimes I watch you all day when I'm in too much pain. Helps to take my mind off the pain and it cheers me to think of what I WILL do when feeling better! Thank you SO, SO MUCH for sharing your talent with us. I have learned a whole new world from you, A happy world. Hugs🙂

Beautiful post cards. Thank you for all the ideas. ❤️❤️❤️😊

These are so pretty and such a clever idea! I love postcards in general, I used to collect them from charity, they have the loveliest images on them and now I can make my own! Thank you for the inspiration!

Hi Natasa, So awesome! Your ideas are always on point! TFS

I love this video! Thank you for sharing your love, talent, and expertise!

@TreasureBooks

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you :)

Thank you, Natasa! I could not love this more!!!❤️. I’m so inspired!

Thank you Natasa! Love the post cards. You have given me some awesome ideas for junk journals, and post cards to actually use as such that I could send to friends, family etc. Love it!

WOW, you really come up with the greatest ideas! Getting out some magazines. Thank you for sharing your ideas and talent.

Oh I love the tiny journals ❤ Also, I know alot of folks ask you about the spiral paper clips, I found some on good old Amazon 😊

Was looking up faux postcards to buy for junk journals, and came upon this video. I've seen other ones to make postcards, but, it seemed complicated. Yours is so clear to understand and inspiring! You did such a good job making all those!! I can't wait to get started on this. Love your calm voice and manner. Thank you for sharing!!🦋🐿💦

Love these and magazines are a fabulous place to find beautiful things. 🤗

These are fantastic! So fun. I’m already thinking of so many ideas for images to use for these postcards. I love this idea! Thank you. Hugs from KY, USA.

Thank you so much for all of your advice and creativity. I love that you use whatever you have, not running out to buy this or that. That is what helps the environment. I will try this asap.😁

You have beautiful handwriting. I could never do that because mine is so messy it looks like a 5 year old did it. But I do love this idea! Thank you!

Once again yoour talent for paper crafting is shining through. Love this project. Thank you for sharing.

@TreasureBooks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you, Natasa! Another great idea! I look forward to your videos every week and the reminder that the “possibilities really are endless” (with practical examples😉❤️) and there are so many things we already have that can be used! Your creativity continuously amazes and inspires me. Thanks so much! Deb from So CA 🌴😎🙋🏻‍♀️

Magazine and or Book pics are always handy as backgrounds...NEVER thought of making postcards ...now that I have a Postcard Stamp for the back , as i dont have the best handwriting.....I will be busy....i was gifted boxes and boxes of books not long ago, all stored in plastic boxes as i dont have room in my craft room ....tfs ANOTHER inspiration 👌

Yep, I’m with you Natasha, I love all things mini! And the template postcard is wonderful, thank you. And I also love the whole darn vid. Again, thanks a bunch, Linda!!

What a great idea, I love your beautiful work and your ideas. Thank you for sharing all your ideas what an inspiration

So adorable 🌷great idea Natasha. I will definitely make some. Thank you for always sharing your ideas with us, much appreciated 💖🎁

You always inspire me Natassa. The uses are endless and the images can be whatever you want. Thank you for sharing your ideas. I 🙂❤️