These would make amazing travel journals! You could have 1 envelope per day and then have a few pieces of paper inside to write about your day. Then just stuff in any ephemera like receipts, tickets, keepsakes, etc. And when you get home you could glue your trip photos to the front of the envelopes that match what's inside. ❤ Seems more straightforward than trying to actually junk journal while away from home :)

@rubytate7328

17 күн бұрын

super, super, super idea

@mariasolorio8542

15 күн бұрын

Such a great idea!!

@muggy1118

14 күн бұрын

I love this idea! 😍

@debbiebreen6276

12 күн бұрын

This is a fantastic idea, love it.

@pampirtle6348

7 күн бұрын

Fabulous concept ❤. And all the different uses for such journals is endless. As for the "damaged" papers, you could dampen them with water then iron them to soften the folds and use them for collage papers. Perhaps you could also dampen the papers and scrunch them up a few times so the paper is an overall textured paper which I know I have seen you use so many times. I have no fears that you will have any difficulty finding a use for your "damaged" papers. Great video with great advice on the use of the scoreboard.😊❤😊

I love these books.❤ I have lots of envelopes and this is a beautiful way to use them. I do use my scoreboard to make harmonica folds and they turn out pretty great. I learned that the score line you make should always be a mountain fold, not a valley fold. So I would score every inch and then flip the paper and score every half inch. Thanks for sharing all your wonderful ideas. Best, Mirande

@TubeYouLena

17 күн бұрын

@@creamade3235 great tip, thank a lot!!

Thank you for explaining why the scoreboard technique is NOT just scoring all at once!!! I always thought it was something I was doing, like not scoring in the right groove, etc…, I quit making books that required an accordion! Now I can play with it again, not getting frustrated! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!

@user-gw5kb4in6x

17 күн бұрын

I find that the scoreboard itself can be difficult to achieve accuracy with. Natasha i girlie, you area genius & such a hard working perfectionist !

@user-gw5kb4in6x

17 күн бұрын

Me too!!! It looked easy but was full of room for error. So I stopped doing it except for very eclectic fun loose wonky looks.

@noellepraud1356

17 күн бұрын

Waouh j adore les 5 créations.. je vais m en faire...merci pour cette vidéo ❤❤❤

@pattyd3205

17 күн бұрын

Never done anything like this. I could see "a mess" happening before I even started. You have ROCKED it, absolutely Genius. Definitely going to have a go tomorrow. Thank You 💕🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@agnes-catscrap

15 күн бұрын

Thank you vers much for your very clear explanations ! I feel less stupid in front of my scoring board which tout often gives me unpleasant surprises... I'll going to tryptophane quickly... I can't wait until I finish thé current album to start !!! I can't choose one or the other, I love both and I Will try to do both... Business to follow !!! With all my gratitude ❤

Thank you, Natasa. When I first learned how to make envelope books, my instructor had all the pieces in a kit ready for us to assemble as we followed along with her instructions and guidance. At that time (about 25 years ago) we didn't have the creasing board with all the grooves in it for creasing mountain and valley folds... we folded each crease with straight edge metal rulers and bone folders. It was a wonderful experience taught by a master bookbinder. Watching your vid as you explained so well all the details - as you always do - took me back to that first experience of mine. Thank you for the trip back, dear Master Natasa. Your work is beautiful, professional, and inspiring. 💐🙏🏽

I've been racking my brain to come up with things like this to put in a journal for my sister. Except, she doesn't want writing space but rather pockets and such , just to put stuff in. This is perfect! Thank you for yet another brilliant idea.

8:48 so I would try scoring every inch on one side, and in between (plus the end one) on the other side. (Flip the paper over to crease in between the first creases.) The reason is that when you use the stylus to crease paper in the score board, the creases should be folded from the indent side outward. (Valleys become mountains) my mother has a degree in graphic design and taught me this when I was young because what happens to the paper fibers when smashing them, is that the valley side of the crease has been stretched more than the backside, and will fold more accurately. Your method is a great alternative. ❤

@ladyflimflam

11 күн бұрын

Yes, it works if you score it correctly.

You would not believe what I have made out of the collective teaching you've given us. Thank you for being you and being here to share it with us! ❤ P.S. I agree that practice makes perfect!

@donilagringaloca

17 күн бұрын

Always :)

When they ask me on my deathbed what in life surprised me the most, it will definitely involve Natasha from Treasure Books and the sheer amount of things she taught us!

@TreasureBooks

2 күн бұрын

Haha thank you :)

The Queen of Perfect Creation strikes again! Your tutorial is beyond perfection, what I love about you is that the way you reveal what not to do on your discovery upon your experimentation on your creation that’s gives us minimal imperfections as we go along doing ours. The step by step tips & guides is very much helpful . have been watching videos to get an idea how to store documents in a book or journal form, none of it catch my interest in doing do until this creation of yours. Thank you so much Natasha for inspiring me in junk journal world!😍😍😍😍

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Yay, Thank you so much :)

@HandmadeByDesign

15 күн бұрын

@raisinbren1992. Perfectly said.

I can tell, I can tell, 😂 that you are such an awesome instructor, Nastasa! I ADORE this idea of solely utilizing envelopes to create a journal. Please know that the extensive time you have spent in the trial and error phase of achieving such "perfect" results is so very much appreciated by this follower and has not gone unnoticed. ❤

@TreasureBooks

16 күн бұрын

Thank you so much ❤️

My most favorite creator on KZread! I ❤ Sundays when I see what you have created.

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)

Natasha is a genius - that's all I can say! I'm in awe of all these projects!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)

Absolutely love this idea! Love that you can take a photo and create something so beautiful and functional! Thank you for sharing all your amazing talent with us.

@beckyberquist1340

17 күн бұрын

Oh this is so wonderful Natasha thank you so much for getting all the kinks out for us. I will definitely be making this ❤❤❤❤

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊

I just LOVE your intros. I've watched almost all your videos and always forget to say how much I love the intros. I'll bet they take a lot of work as well. ❤

@TreasureBooks

2 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)

I figured my accordian folds were off because I'm not careful enough but never thought of a way to fix it, thank you for figuring it out. Your projects are so beautiful and inspiring. I love that you try for perfection but move on when it's not. ❤❤❤

I have to try to make one of these!!!!! PLEASE don't ever stop making or delete any of your videos!!!!

@TreasureBooks

2 күн бұрын

Hehe thank you!

"Because why not!" That's my new favorite phrase now 😊 Brilliant idea!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you! 😃

@letymontes8989

16 күн бұрын

@@yogispeed287 right! She is amazing! How does she do it! Excellence!z👑🫶🏼💪🏼💥🤟🏼💫

Simply incredible. Natasha has the most creative mind I have ever seen!!!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)

You are that expert! Thank for all your hard work and perfectionism and excellency!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

So nice of you, Thank you ❤️

Perfection, you’re the only one that explains every detail, I love that you write it on the side also. . You never fail to amaze me.

@TreasureBooks

2 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)

I'm so inspired, Documents, Book to hold monthly bills, Book for holding greeting cards, painting journal with watercolor paper, A way to use up all those return envelopes. Ya, I'm gonna be busy. Thank you for another amazing tutorial.

I’m so excited!! What a perfect solution for my son’s school papers for elementary! It limits the amount of things I can keep (because I need to be regulated) and gives them one place to live!! 🎉🎉🎉 and will be a cute keepsake for when he has children ☺️

I’m watching in bed…so tempted to get up and start one of these!

All of them are wonderful, I like it! Thank you again for this Tutorial! Every Sunday I'm waiting for you ❤❤❤

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thanks so much 😊

I absolutely love those for my office organisation and all kinds of projects. Since I was young (a thousand years ago), I admired paper shop windows and all the lovely journals and office stuff. Now, it can be so easily achieved due to your inspiring videos. That just makes me so happy and content, since journaling means so much to me. And alone to hold those beautiful creations in my hand or/ and to work in/ with them. I love all of those but love the Sound and view when they spread ❤. By the way, I have an idea for you (only If you like of course) and I am quiet sure, If anybody could work something fabulous out, than you: Pop up books/ cards/ ephemera with all kind of interactive popping up and fun stuff. I would love to dive into childhood dreams...

I owe you a big THANK YOU. I have been struggling a bit lately, and uninspired to create. This project was so easy and beautiful - I decided to do a quick-and -dirty version with a western theme. It turned out fine, but more importantly - it made me feel creative and lighthearted again. Thank you for what you do. It does more for us than you know. ❤

Brilliant! I have too many envelopes, so this project is a must. Thankyou for showing this in a way I can actually understand.

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

I don't personally know you, but I love you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and creativity...🥰🥰🥰

@TreasureBooks

2 күн бұрын

So nice of you, thank you

Can’t wait to try this project. I have saved SO MANY ENVELOPES!!!😄

What an astonishing video! Every detail perfectly explained, what to do and what not to do. Very professionally done. Junk journals are always a bit "wild" for my taste, but using envelopes, decorated as desired, is perfect! I will definitely try this! 💐🌺🌷

Everytime I watch I am blown away from your brilliancy!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you so much 🤗

@rebeccacamacho-sobczak4282

15 күн бұрын

@@TreasureBooks You are welcome!

Natasha, i just want to say that you are an awesome teacher!

@TreasureBooks

3 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)

Your intros are always so epic! But then you support it with amazing creativity, paper engineering, perfection, etc. You're such a brilliant creator.

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you 🤗

Wow! What great instructions!! I have seen people use the corner of something (like a scoreboard or a kitchen cabinet top where it meets the wall, if it is a 90 degree angle) and push the paper edges up to that when making the folds, of course the correct angle is so important and it has to be tall enough for all of your folds…you’re right, difficult to explain! Love the option of a pull out book or a non-pull-out book! I personally would want to see inside the pockets and might put acetate into the envelope front to achieve that. Wonderful project!! Love to combine pockets with single pages too…why do I complicate things? 💕💕💕

Fantastic, what a great project. Many thanks for solving the issues, that would have driven me nuts!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Glad it helped!

With the scoring board, you need to do every other score (1") and then flip the paper over and do every other score (.5"). That will gid rid of the "traveling" effect.

@deborahweilert9423

15 күн бұрын

I tried this method…it’s WONDERFUL…worked so well and everything was straight. Thank you so much for sharing.

Thank you for your attention to detail and how to achieve success with the details- I find it’s these little aspects of book making and art that make all the difference to a finished work. I really appreciate this facet of your presentations.

Love this. Your directions make it so easy. I definitely will be making these. Thank you. Thank you.

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Have fun!

i love the one you created in this tutorial but i also love the one where you put the scrapbook papers onto the envelopes - that looks very pretty - thank you Natasa - what a great way to organize our goodies!!! have a wonderful week xx

I wait for your videos aaa-aall weeeee-eek lo0000-00ng. Thanks a lot for showing at the end ways to use the books and reasons for choosing openings (ease-of-access for ‘current projects’ books vs security-of-closure for ‘memories’ books). I was in shock when you showed the discrepancy of folding after scoring on a professional board. Wow. I always blamed my own clumsiness for such discrepancies, but you cured me. This is not me! Your demonstration was just perfect, not confusing at all. And I am excited, will make a couple of such books for sure!

@Kayenne54

17 күн бұрын

It wasn't us, it was the scoreboard! Lol. Or at least the technique. Thank goodness for Natasha's clear instructions. At last I can achieve something with concertina folding.

I cannot choose a favorite. I love them both! This is so timely for me because I am making a budget book where I also keep receipts for each week. So now I know how I am going to bind it all together. A million thank yous, you wonderful, excellent, gifted, creative soul! (I pray for you daily that you'll be saved because I want you to go to heaven when your time on earth is done.)

Oh my goodness...just what I've been looking for. A book of pockets. There's so much I can store in them and it'll help organize and tidy up my desks and shelves etc. You are absolutely brilliant!!!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Wonderful! Thanks for watching.

Okay the first 1 minute and 2 seconds of this video are soooooooooo satisfying. Now onto the rest of the video. Now I have watch the rest. Love it. And the end, to fun. Thank you for the craft and giggle.

I get so overwhelmed when I see your videos. I love it!

I made this along with you and enjoyed it so much! I’m in the Houston area and Hurricane Beryl knocked our power out. Happily, I’m able to keep my phone charged and am really enjoying your videos. I also made the small journal you posted a week or two ago. SO MUCH FUN! Thank you for everything you do!

OooWeee. I was sweating bullets. I made a 5 count envelope. You are a rockstar

I really love this idea, thanks for sharing. I agree that accordion fold can be tricky... I use it a lot in my memory boxes. And YES to the quilting rulers! Before I started making journals, I used to make quilts, so I just continued using my quilt rulers - total game changer.

You really did your research, once again, for this awesome project! I am so surprised that the scoring board did not work for this! That’s a real head scratcher! This would make an interactive journal as well! Thank you, Natasa! You are the Wonder Woman of Junk Journals and other cool stuff!!

I really love the one that is marked "Current". Beautiful paper decorations. That is the one I want to make today. Thank you for such lovely ideas; I love to make each project. 🥰

Thank you for sharing your talents with us! I am very grateful for happening onto your channel!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)

Cuando a la creatividad se le suma la utilidad es doblemente hermoso!! 😍

@beckyblackburn2211

17 күн бұрын

I so agree!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you ❤️

Natasa I lost count of how many times I watched this video is one of my new favorites. Thanks so much for teaching us how to do this. I just finished doing a couple of them, it wasn't easy but you helped along the way & I had so much Fun. Can wait to make more.

I’m making this for my cousin, is planning her wedding, is perfectly to holding the papers .😍

Hello from Germany, thanks for this new idea, it's great. After watching your video I made one, so easy, due to your perfect tutorial. For the acordeón I used paper 120 g, and folded it manually. Perfect result😊 for the cover any a bit sturdier paper will do, since you cover it with 2 sheets of decorative paper it will be sturdy enough. I recommend using envelopes made of thicker paper. I only had the German thin paper envelopes, so I glued stamperia scraps onto the flaps, being larger in hight, the width of course same as flap, just cut off the excess. So you can decorate the flap, too. I also added pockets, resp. Created flaps for envelopes I had cut open on the side, since I had only those with flaps on top. Thanks to all your great tutorials I always find a way to use what I have and to adjust. And the ribbon spine is nice, more sturdy, looks so nice. I love the way you explain all, easy to follow, and it really didn't take long to make this nice booklet. And then you can freak out with decorating the pages with stickers, flowers, that's so much fun! Take care, hugs from Marika, Germany.

They’re all so beautiful 😍 Thank you for sharing your experience so we can avoid the mistakes!! x

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

You are so welcome!

What a great tip about the scoreboard! I don't have one, so I now have an alternative way of accordion folding! Thanks!

I love your projects so much fun. My daughter and I I do them on Sundays our craft time together. Face time. So much quality time for us. Thank you so much.

Perfect timing! I’ve been entertaining the idea of making the greeting cards from my kids into a book, but had no idea how to make that work. Tada!! An accordion book and now I even know how to finally fold one to perfection! Thank you for sharing your secrets!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Wonderful!

Natasa! This is fabulous and I made one with you! I have been wanting a better solution to storage for current projects rather than boxes all over my desk. This will be perfect! Thank you so much! You are brilliant!!

I am not frustrated, so i guess i will be making a few if these. Looks like fun and a test of determination. All designs are unique. So i do not have a favorite. Thank you Natasha for sharing with us and i really enjoy your antics.

Omg 😱 Natasha. Your so so amazing I love all these. I wished I lived close to you maybe I could learn a lot from u. I’m not this good at folding paper 😮. So amazing

I was planning to make a document book for each of my daughters to keep important papers. This is perfect! Thank you for all your practicing so we can get it right! I really appreciate your effort and your clear explanations!

@TreasureBooks

16 күн бұрын

Thank you so much ❤️

Thank you, just the project I needed. My son had asked me to make him something to hold receipts for him from his job. I have been waiting for some sort of inspiration to hit when I saw this video I knew this was the one!❤

I love this idea! Even more so, I really enjoy your teaching method and unique sense of humor 😂

These loook marvelous, Natasa! I have a ton of business envelopes to use up, so I will try this project out. When you were choosing a book plate for the one you made today, I said "no" out loud to the cork one! Glad you picked a better option. I'm also quite grateful for the improved methods you showed for making perfect accordian folds. Thank you so much!

I love watching you create such beautiful projects. You are so gifted. You also have such a wonderful sense of humor. Thank you for sharing your creative designs.

Thank you for sharing the folds and how to get them correct. I love all of them but the Documents is my favorite. I will be trying this soon.

Miss Natasa, they all look fantastic. My talent is very low on creating. I have tried doing the last video and mine is a failure. So, I put it aside, hoping to try again. This project, you make it look so easy, but you're a perfectionist. I will try and give it a go by using small envelopes before large ones. I liked them all, each one is unique. Thank you for sharing and God Bless you and your family. 🥰🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💖💖💖💖💖👍👍👍👍👍(🌹🐞🦂🌵)

Since I had my accident and can no longer work.watching your videos have been such an inspiration to me.i spend so much time writing to manage my depression. I now make my own journal s I also now draw snd paint.nothing amazing like your journals.but its make me feel better inside. Thankyou for sharing your wonderful ideas.

Amazing amount of info learned in this video. You are fantastc to have figured out this solution to accodion folding. Love these holders. Thank you😊

Love the fresh new idea!! Thank you! 💕

What an absolutely awesome project. Thank you so much for enduring the frustration of getting the folds to line up. I’ve used my scoring board plenty and always wonder why scoring multiple lines in a row always results in something crooked. You are an amazing paper engineer, but you also have such a knack for combining materials that make projects instantly identifiable as a Treasure Books work of art. I can see myself making these for my kids’ teachers to give them something that’s gorgeous and handmade, but also very practical. Thank you for yet another wonderful tutorial!

Oh my gosh! This is such an awesome idea! I have a vacation coming up and I always collect different papers and items to put in my journals. I’m gonna make one. I hope I can get it right. Thank you so much. ❤😊

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Have fun! Thank you for watching!

I cannot wait to try this next. I have made a garden journal using your other videos. So beautiful

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)

Ah yes! Another great project with easy to follow instructions. These will make great gifts! Your channel is absolutely inspirational. My go to when I'm in a creative funk. Thank you for sharing.

I have some beautiful envelopes I've been hoarding for a special project. Hoard no more! I'm off to my craft desk. Thank you!

I love the strawberry paper! They're all great. I'm going to attempt to make one today & if I do ok, I will make the ex. large one for documents. Love them all. Thanks for sharing!

Brilliant absolutely have to try this project. Thank you so much for the wonderful explanations.

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thsnk you for watching ❤️

I love your videos! Your chase of perfection is inspiring and instructions easy to follow. What I like best is your personality, you make me laugh here and there while showcasing your beautiful work.

Thank for this excellent tutorial.i appreciate your sharing all the problem solving in order to get perfect folds and placement, as well as the perfect corners on the cover. I love these journals. They would make excellent gifts.

Wonderfully explained, thank you for all the important tips and tricks. This accordion album idea is perfect for me; I scrapbook the page first, then place in the album. For longer 'stories' I could insert a 4-page signature in one or two folds. And I would use the ribbon method to hold it all together, but not until all pages were ready to go into the album so that the tension would be perfect for its bulk.

So beautiful! What a great gift idea for my mother, all her important things in one place! Thank you!! 😊

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

You are so welcome!

I’m working on advent calendars from junk mail envelopes. I LOVE THIS OPTION for binding! Thank you so much for the video. I have all sizes of envelopes and if I get creative, I can figure out how to have all 25.

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Great idea!!

Absolutely love it! That one I will do for sure. Thanks for the idea and tutorial!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

You are so welcome!

Awesome!!! Loooved it! Thanks for sharing!❤⚘

I bet you are a hoot to hang with. Love your impressions, I giggle every time you make a funny. LOVE ! LOVE! The envelopes… will definitely be on my “ to do list” this week.

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Oh thank you! Have fun!

I love this idea! But as a bit of a perfectionist, I find it to be intimidating. Not sure I can pick out a favorite. All are beautiful and useful. You did it again, right outta the ball park!

Yet another fabulous teaching video from you Natasa with an equally fabulous result! I particularly liked the books where you have covered parts of the envelopes and added pockets. Perfection 😂

I love the envelope books Natasa, thank you for sharing.

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

You are so welcome!

Your opening presentations are stellar!!! ❤

Absolutely loveliness Natasha you are truly an artist. The variety is excellent. 👍👍👍

I love this idea. So many creative ideas. Both types are lovely but I think I like the one that you can fold out flat. This would be a great way of storing my bookmarks because I have so many.

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊

Oh, I like that!! Thank you for working out how to do it! And thank you also for explaining what goes wrong with accordion folds--I thought it was just me. Glad to know there's a work-around!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Happy to help!

Love this project ❤❤❤ my favorite is the pull out version but both are beautiful…thank you for shouldering all the frustration for me…😂❤

One of favorite projects of yours, I appreciate you sharing your talent, thank you !

I think I’m going to make one for my friend who needs a baby gift - I can totally see envelopes that are long to store cards, pictures etc… as well as maybe attach a sewn booklet inside or on the outside of one of them for writing about the baby etc…. Any way I love - love - love - this idea! Thank you so much for such great instruction - you’re the best!!!😘

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

I’m so glad, thank you. Have fun making your project!

This project made me say 'WOW' outloud, alone. Each of these are fantastic and beautifully made. Thank you!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)

The folding of the spine paper is key. I'm trying that myself. Thanks for sharing!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

You can do it! Thanks for watching :)

Once again you came up with a fabulous idea~~thanks for sharing! I'll gather my things and try this over the next few days!

@TreasureBooks

17 күн бұрын

Have fun!

Loving your funny voice comments 😂 I'm going to make a few of these for storage. Thank you!